2 Star Hotels in Fujiyoshida

Myself and my husband stayed 3 nights here, it was long enough. It is located not far from Shimoyoshida station, within walking distance. When we arrived check-in was easy and quick, they showed us through the main building to a separate outer building in a quiet little street. We both had very heavy luggage as we are staying in Japan for over 5 weeks, it was a little difficult to get the luggage to the outer house as it is all stones and steps! It is only a short distance from the main building. When arriving in the outer house, the lady showed us up a very small very steep set of wooden stairs with a small wooden handle going up and around to an upper floor, we managed to get the luggage up but I think it would be difficult for an older or less able person to get such luggage up these stairs. Don't get me wrong people with small cases or backpacks could get up easily, it was only because our luggage was so heavy, so please bear this in mind when choosing a room. We noticed 2 larger rooms down the stairs on the floor level, that might be more suitable for guests with large luggage? or even installing some kind of luggage area? The room was an ok size, there is very low ceilings/beams inside. and an overwhelming smell of cabbage soup. At first I thought it was because someone had been cooking in the room, but even after the 3 nights staying with the window open and the air con on full, the smell remained. Its not a nice smell and I have been in other ryokan style rooms with tatami mats and they do not smell like this. The room however was very clean and the beds very comfortable. A nice quiet street. Another thing to mention is that the door to the upper rooms are VERY noisy, maybe traditional in style but if anyone comes out of the room at night for the shared toilet downstairs, you know about it. The doors that open to the outer building are also very noisy, luckily we had guests that didn't come in and out too late at night. Other than that the shower room (X1) was clean and the toilets (X2) clean. There is no mirror in the room so you must go down the stairs to the bathroom area for a mirror, this area is nice and clean too!-free coffee and tea in the outer house part where we stayed. And a good selection of pretty plants to look at :) The town itself, is quiet, we rented bikes for 500yen and got our use out of them! The bikes are a little old in style and the chain came off 3 times when I tried to change gear, the other bikes chain came off on the bumpy path. we didn't have problems once the bikes were going though. we cycled to and around lake Kawaguchi which in total is around 34km. This was well worth it, as we saw many cool things around the lake. There is a sento not far from the hostel but unfortunately I didn't get a chance to try it, it looks quite new though. Decent supermarkets can be walked to within 20-30 mins. There is a 7/11 near by too. other than that, it is best to hire bikes and cycle to areas, be

Winter. I came to climb Mt Fuji. How difficult could it be? It's a gradual slope and even senior citizens are strolling on Fuji's incline from one snack shop to the next. But there's a climbing season. People are advised to not climb Fuji outside of summer. If you do, Michael wanted me to sign a release form which would allow him to go thru my things in case of my death. Since my backpack is filled with Adult Toys which I didnt want him & his Filipino staff to see, I decided to not climb it. Thanks, Michael, you might have saved my life. 1. Strong WiFi. 2. Lots of hot water & good water PRESSURE. 3. Bunks have curtains & lamps but no elec sockets. 4. Soap, shampoo, conditioner (i'm bald). 5. Tea & coffee. I stayed at 3 hostels in Fuji Yoshida. See what I think of all of them.

Approx 300m from Mt Fuji Station, Mt fuji view from your window & rooftop..what else could i ask for! absolute perfect location. I would rather stay in Fujiyoshida than Kawaguchiko. it is much less crowded here & more peaceful. The single room were very small but it was fine with me. No breakfast available, only coffee & tea. my only dislike was the male toilet which was located downstairs & my room was upstairs. imagine the inconvenience going to the toilet in the middle of the night. One of the receptionist also recommended me to an awesome Yoshida no Udon restaurant. delicious & very affordable!

I stayed for two nights on the first floor in a bunk bed. It was my first time staying at this type of accommodation, but I had a comfortable stay. My mom is also a nice person, and she was using it for a Johnny's concert. My mom is also a Queen fan, and when she told me about going to a LIVE show next year, it was easy to talk to her because I felt a little sympathy for her ^ ^

The environment is comfortable and clean. It's just a few minutes' walk from Mount Fuji Station. You can see Mount Fuji as soon as you step out. It's more spacious than a hotel in downtown Tokyo. The toilet and bathroom are separate and independent. The lobby has a warm and homey feel. There are three kinds of bread for breakfast, and the raisins are wrapped well. It's delicious. You can drink coffee and tea. When you open the door in the morning, the direct sunlight comes in and it's very lively. Only the heater makes a noise in the middle of the night. I will come back next time but I don't want this room. I want to try the room upstairs.

I had never stayed in a hostel before, and I was pleasantly surprised. This is a very clean place, has a wonderfully fun decor, fresh bread and eggs up for grabs, and all other funky features like band aids and toothbrushes - It was quite amazing for a novice like me! The rooms are small and basic: our had one bunk set and one single. I found the mattress a little thin, but gents didn’t complain. The lounge area is compact, but was good for engaging with other travelers. It’s not the place to have late night fun though, as sound carries a little. The host was a bit cold, but no matter really.

I checked in at Fuji-Q Highland with my baby. I arrived at the Shinjuku bus station last night. The bus was full. I took the tram and got off at a very desolate station. There was no one in the Japanese village at night, and there was no Taxi. We didn’t receive the message that we were going to pick up the station. We bravely walked 3 kilometers at night and finally found the B&B. The next morning, we opened the door and came out only to find that we were facing Mt. Fuji. We checked out at 10 in the morning. The landlord is Chinese. He sent us to Fuji Station and took the Fujikyu free bus to Fujikyu Land in one stop. The Japanese-style rooms are clean and comfortable, with public toilets, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens. The service of the proprietress is very good.

The room is very large and very comfortable! The hot spring is very hygienic and the water is changed every day. This place is also very close to the town of Tianti. The breakfast is very delicious. The landlord is super good. You can ask him about things you don’t know. Super patient, our language is not very good, he also drove us to the place we wanted to go, a super experience, I will definitely come back to Japan next time!

Amazing location . It was a pity that Fuji was lost in mist so no stunning views to be seen. Will look again in the morning. We arrived at about 6.30 this evening. Unfortunately the restaurant was closed with no explanation. This hotel is miles from anywhere. So no alternatives available without a long taxi ride. There are a generous number of vending machines scattered throughout and a small shop by the reception selling noodles in a pot and tourist chocolates. No bar. So in other words a little limited. Very disappointed. And I am not one to write negative reviews. Other than that the rooms are enormous and it is great walking country.

The owner manager is very concise on check in times etc the spotless rooms are huge 30sq metres and Ryokan style tatami mats small table and futon mattress with doonas. The air-con is very efficient at keeping the room warm and is in a quiet area. Would stay again thanks!