Hotels near JR Kawai station, Okutama

I was impressed because I didn't expect it at all because I had accommodation and hot springs to get my skin smooth because I took a walk in Lake Okutama. The bathtub seems to be small and crowded, but this time it was okay. When I asked for dinner, I couldn't eat it at the age of recently, so I dared to choose a breakfast only plan, and the breakfast was quite delicious and quite good. I thought dinner was absolutely delicious, and the night meal Tan 々 noodles are also authentic and delicious! When I was in Kanpo no Inn, I couldn't eat at a nearby inn, so I think it was improved. The front desk was good and I was satisfied!

It was surprisingly close to the city center, but it was a place where you could feel nature. There are no restaurants or convenience stores within walking distance, so if you need something, I think you should buy it in advance. There was a creek running nearby, and it was a nice atmosphere to take a light walk. The room we used this time was the ”Western-style room”, and the wide veranda was covered with tatami mats, which was very convenient. I realized that having a tatami space is quite convenient for things like putting your luggage down. The large public bath is not a hot spring, but it is a good size, and there is an open-air bath and a bucket type for one person, so you can enjoy it. The best thing about this stay was how the food was served. The buffet style in the corona wreck is quite troublesome, such as wearing gloves each time and using common ladles and tongs that are difficult to use. was very easy to get. What's more, since the tools used to take out the dishes from the platter are small, such as lotus roots, a new one is used each time. I wish all buffets were done this way. I participated in a firefly watching bus tour as a seasonal activity. They took us by car to the riverside where fireflies live (about 40 minutes each way), and we were able to enjoy the beautiful fireflies. You can enjoy it for free, and I think it's a very good service! All the staff were nice. When I asked for a glass because I wanted to drink wine in the room, they wrapped it up and handed it to me.

One night with a ２０１９ year ６ month ８ day ５ year old child and two people. Twin room, breakfast, 14,528 yen. Direct connection to Hanno Station. We stayed at Momin Valley Park for ２ days in a row. The room was large and there was a washroom in the bath and it was saved for the child deviation. The bus stop to Momin Valley Park is in front of the hotel entrance. The parking lot is a nearby three-dimensional parking lot, and there is a roof so it is not wet. It is very convenient in walking distance such as convenience stores and dining rooms. The hotel HP was full, but it was empty when I called.

I stayed there one night as lodging on Yokota Air Base was not available. I am a member of Toyoko Inn and I had ten points from previous stays in other Toyoko Inns giving me a free stay. The location is great. Multiple convenience stores one which is right outside the entrance. Also there is a supermarket and taxi stand close by. Excellent and very informative staff. The room was a typical Toyoko Inn room. Very small, but you had everything. Staff very friendly and informative if you needed information.

It was good without worrying about self service

I stayed at the GOTO use from the travel site. I could only book smoking, but I asked you to park the car before check-in on the day, and if you told me what you wanted if there was a non-smoking room, you can change it to a non-smoking room in the corner room . There is a machine at the front desk where Dotol coffee can be freely drunk. The room was old but the cleaning was well done and it was beautiful to the tank of the air humidifier. Because of the old construction, there were few outlets and I wanted an extension code besides the bed, but there was a large folding stand mirror and the attention was very good. The unfortunate thing is the air conditioner in the breakfast venue. I didn't expect the content of the meal because it was free, but there were minimal items in the Japanese style. However, it was very cold because it was cold in the morning and evening of autumn, but it was very cold because it did not stay long. It seemed to have air conditioning. I was disappointed because it was perfect until breakfast.

I was worried about the outside noise in the room along the Koshu Highway. If you can make a request at the time of booking, it might be a good idea to request a room on the opposite side of the main road. The room was small but comfortable with a sofa. I used a laundromat, but when I opened the door of the laundromat, it was so hot that I started sweating. There is no window and you cannot stay in the room at the same time as you run into other guests. There are three washing machines (300 yen per use) and three dryers (100 yen per 30 minutes). There is also an ice machine here. It's narrow anyway. Cleaning is normal. To be honest, there were some things that bothered me. Amenities are in front of you when you get off the elevator, so bring what you need.

Train station, convenience store, shopping mall in walking distance. Located in the middle of Tokyo and Mt Fuji. Stay here if you are looking for peace, stay out of the city crowd (especially Tokyo, Shinjuku area), but you have to sacrifice some travelling time. We had a chill and relax trip, and really had fun throughout our 8nights stay here. Hotel's receptionist can communicate well in English, but not to nearby shops/stores. No worries much cause simple English or google translate works well too in Japan. Hotel does provide self service laundry at 3rd floor (few hundred yens only to both wash & dry)

Since it will open on March 31, 2022, I had the opportunity to stay at the opening price. In addition to singles, there are also twins, triples, family rooms, and most importantly, rooms that allow pets (small dogs). (Accommodation conditions apply.) Currently, the western half of the building is open for business, and the eastern half is not undergoing interior work. (It is separated by a door, and ”Private” is displayed there.) Will there be more rooms depending on the future trend of customers? This time I reserved a deluxe twin room (28 square meters). This is nearly double the size of a normal twin room, which is 15 square meters. A sofa and table are also provided. The bathroom was also spacious and equipped with a rain shower. A large TV is installed. Yamanashi Prefecture is close to Tokyo in commercial terrestrial television, but there are only two stations: Nippon TV's YBS Yamanashi Broadcasting and TBS's UTY Television Yamanashi. Many Yamanashi residents enjoy Tokyo TV by subscribing to cable TV. (According to the current state of cable TV-September 2021 edition of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Yamanashi Prefecture has a CATV subscription rate of 82.9%, which is the third highest in Japan after Tokushima Prefecture and Osaka Prefecture.) If possible, try to be able to watch nationwide network stations on CATV. is what you want. The downside of the bathroom is that the western style toilet is unusually small even though it is spacious. I didn't measure the dimensions, but I felt that it was even smaller than the smaller toilet in another business hotel where I usually stay. I'm worried that foreigners with large physiques won't be able to do their business correctly if the buttocks are positioned this small. It is located in the Mt. Fuji area, and it is also a location that can be expected by foreign tourists once the corona crisis is over, so I would like to expect improvements. I think Otsuki City is a well-known city for people living in the Kanto region. The Chuo Expressway branches in the direction of Lake Kawaguchi, and the Mt.Fuji Electric Railway (Fujikyuko Line) runs from Otsuki Station to Lake Kawaguchi. In spite of the popularity of the place name, there are few flatlands in Otsuki City, and there are not many restaurants within walking distance around the station. As a hotel, I would like to expect information on nearby restaurants. (If the hotel prospers, there is a possibility that the surrounding restaurants will also prosper.) One of the newest common facilities is the guest lounge. I'm at a loss as to how to use it in the corona wreck, but I think it's an interesting facility. Isn't smoking indoors outdated these days? ”There were no vacancies, so I had no choice but to reserve a smoking room.” (Since it has just opened, it didn't smell like cigarettes.) Reservations are filled from non-smoking rooms at any hotel. All rooms should be non-smoking and a smoking corner (booth) should be provided. Breakfast (free) is served in the cafeteria on the first floor. I saw a sad sight. I think that it is compatible with the corona misfortune, but in addition to the buffet-style plates, there is a lunch box (fold). Originally, I think it was for guests who wanted to avoid crowds to eat in their rooms, but there are people who pack a large amount of side dishes, rice, and bread and take them home. Do you really want to eat in your room? ”Isn't it possible that you've even prepared a lunch box for lunch?” I doubted it. ”It's an act of insane morality, and there's also the danger of food poisoning.” I also saw a person who took a lot of ham alone. The ham was not refilled while I was there. I felt that the customer base was a little bad. Isn't it necessary to take countermeasures for the cafeteria? Although I didn't use it, a free bus connecting Mishima ⇔ Kawaguchiko Music and Forest Museum ⇔ Otsuki, Mishima ⇔ Fuji-Q Highland ⇔ Otsuki has been operating since April 1, 2022. I think it is convenient for traveling around the Mt. Fuji area. I was annoyed by the small size of the toilet bowl, but overall it is a comfortable hotel at a reasonable price.