Romantic Hotels in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

"Very nice I would like to come here again and spend a bit more time. I did two nights and three days but maybe next time I would like to stay 3 to 4 nights to explore the city because I was only staying in the hotel. They have a nice hot spring. I had a problem for my skin but going to a hot spring few times my skin become better and the service was excellent. The staff are very nice and polite. Also professional Food was good. I really love the experience what I had here. I recommend other people as well especially who have a children small or family. You can use this hotel."

"Staying here when visiting Lake Kawaguchiko to see Mount Fuji was absolutely the right choice! Our room faced Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko directly, offering an unbeatable view. We booked a Japanese-Western style room, which was divided into two separate areas. It can accommodate up to 4 people with extra futons, perfect for families or friends traveling together. The hotel includes a Japanese dinner, which is served directly to your room. Enjoying a meal while admiring Mount Fuji creates an amazing ambiance. There's also a delightful happy hour until 6:30 PM, where all soft drinks and beer are free and unlimited – talk about incredible value for money! Downstairs, there are separate public onsen baths for men and women. Today, I had the women's bath all to myself. Soaking in the quiet, spacious bath while gazing at the lake and mountains was so relaxing, I didn't want to leave! It was truly a triple-S experience. The service was attentive and gentle throughout, making the entire stay a perfect 10. This place is definitely on my list for a second visit; I'll choose it again when I return to Mount Fuji!"

"Right outside the hotel is Lake Yamanaka, which is quieter and more affordable than Lake Kawaguchiko. Plus, there are plenty of restaurants around that stay open late, so you don't have to worry about finding food at night. This means there's no real need to book dinner with your stay. The buffet dinner wasn't anything special, though the fruit was quite good. It's a bit of a distance to Fuji-Q Highland and Lake Kawaguchiko if you're coming from abroad, taking about an hour by bus."

"We really enjoyed the beautiful scenery, the generous room sizes with private balconies, and the quality of the onsen and sauna. Mt Fuji is literally right outside your balcony. We got to see the sunrise and the few moments when the mountain appeared. The breakfast which is included in our reservation provides a good selection of food, which is a great addition to the stay. That said, the hotel’s current operational policies are quite inflexible and impacted our trip. The shuttle bus hours (8:00 AM–11:00 AM outbound) are too limited for those of us hoping to visit major attractions early in the day. Furthermore, the handling of the shuttle schedule felt overly strict; we were one minute late (I’m not kidding… we sat on the van at 9:01am for our 9:00am reservation) due to a quickly resolved checkout issue and were immediately called out for it, which created a tense atmosphere. Similarly, requiring guests to commit to a specific breakfast time at check-in and that all party come together as it is written in one breakfast “ticket” is unusual and challenging for those looking for a relaxing, schedule-free vacation. We believe that softening these rigid policies would greatly improve the guest experience. Despite these logistical points, the location is a major plus, as it is within easy reach of a popular Hoto Fudo restaurant and a mall. The price point is also extremely reasonable when you factor in all the amenities and that breathtaking Mt. Fuji view. I would still highly recommend this property for families looking for a comfortable base near Mt. Fuji."

"The hotel's location is unbeatable, and the rooftop hot springs are a definite plus! Breakfast also has some unique dishes. Those are the pros. As for the cons, the hotel is a bit old, and the Wi-Fi is incredibly slow. Check-out is at 10 AM, and there are no blackout curtains. The last hotel shuttle to the bus terminal is at 10:10 AM, which essentially forces you to check out early. Breakfast only starts at 7:40 AM and finishes by 9:15 AM! Overall, it's not great value for money. The price of around 2000 is ridiculously high; 800 would be more reasonable."

"The room was spacious and comfortable, and the hotel offers a view of Mount Fuji. Unfortunately, it was raining during my stay, so I could not clearly see the view. The bathroom was quite large compared to many hotels in Japan, and the hotel also provided yukata robes. There was a public onsen available, which was a nice experience after a long day of traveling. The breakfast was delicious, the room was clean, and the staff provided very good service throughout the stay. Overall, the hotel was better than expected and did not feel as old as I originally thought. I had a pleasant stay and would consider staying here again."

"This is a very good hotel to stay at in Kawaguchiko area. I am exceedingly impressed by the services considering the amount you pay. I requested for a room with a Fuji view, and I got one. The free breakfast was fulfilling, and the free shuttles between stations and spots is what I was very happy about. I had productive 4 days because of it. From Mishima station, I was picked up and the bus pushed through even though it was just me. The drivers were very nice and helpful too. The room is clean and bed is comfortable. You get a normal Japan size room. Checkin and checkout was also very smooth. If you arrive early or leave later, there is a free luggage storage.I definitely recommend this hotel and will definitely book again."

"This hotel's biggest advantage is its location, right next to Nanhu Zhuang. It also has an on-site hot spring bath. The room facilities are a bit dated, but since it's a Japanese-style room, it doesn't feel too bad. However, the value for money is somewhat disappointing, and the service is far from as attentive as hotels back home. We arrived at the station at 10 PM and asked the front desk to send a car to pick us up, only to be told the shuttle had stopped running and we could walk over. Check-out is as early as 10 AM, and even extending to 11 AM costs an extra 3000 JPY. There's no laundry room or gym (outside of the rooms). Well, when you're abroad, sometimes you just have to make do."