Hotel dekat Kawaguchiko-ohashi Bridge, Fujikawaguchiko

The hotel is located in a very scenic and serene environment with lake view and a park nearby. As we have stayed for 2 nights, the breakfast and dinners served were different.

The lobby and the room we stayed in was refurbished with modern touch. However the public bath spaces was relatively small and old. We used the garden public bath and it was very cold because there’s a door going outside right across the door the comes into the interior bath area. When people coming in or going out to the external hot springs, both doors opened and the wind blows into the interior hot spring area where the shower area is. The most unacceptable point is that the hot water system broke down (lack of water in hot water tank) that night hence the shower water was only warm and not hot enough to beat the coldness from the entrance. Hence we did not enjoy the public hot spring and went back to our room with the interior private bath. But the water was also not hot due to hot water tank was lack of water. Hence the in room bath is not hot spring. I was finally able to enjoy the in room bath in the morning. But they really need to make improvement of this matter since they are an onsen ryokan. The food was good but the hot water incident really gave a minus impact of the stay.

Fantastic location with Mt Fuji visible right from the balcony in our bedroom, truly a breathtaking view! Cozy environment and clean. Delicious dinner and breakfast with a variety of Japanese Kaiseki Courses. Rooftop hot spring with fantastic views of Mt Fuji, highly recommended!

#Kawaguchiko Hotel, a century-old hotel, is said to have been lived in by the emperor. It seems to be a historical building with many old objects. Very stylish. The key is a real key, and such a big sign is definitely not afraid of losing it. The front desk is a Japanese uncle who looks like a British butler from a BBC drama. He is professional, serious, polite, thoughtful and not lively. The room I stayed in was a Western-style room. You can see Mount Fuji from the side of the window, and the Japanese-style room opposite can see the lake view. The room is small but complete, and two large suitcases can be spread out. The hotel has a shuttle bus from Kawaguchiko Station, and will send an email in advance to notify you to make a phone reservation. By the way, remember to find the front desk to order breakfast when you check in. It is a very ceremonial Japanese breakfast and tastes very good. In addition, it is said that there is a hot spring bath with Mount Fuji view on the fourth floor, but I didn't go.

Location: Fortunately, the hotel provides complimentary shuttle service for hotel guests from Kawaguchiko station otherwise it’s quite far to walk from Kawaguchiko station. Attractions: Hotel’s complimentary shuttle service runs several trips a day to and from Kawaguchiko station. One then takes any of the sightseeing buses to and from Kawaguchiko station. There’s also a bus stop along the main road outside the hotel to take the sightseeing buses. I purchased a 2-days Hakone Freepass which comes with unlimited use of these sightseeing buses and complimentary and/or discounted entry to attractions within Fujikawaguchiko. Service: Hotel has rock bath onsen (payable) but wasn’t able to utilise it due to lack of time. Hotel also provides complimentary bus services (must book in advance and based on availability) to Gotemba Premium Outlets. Booked this bus service to JR Gotemba station to head to JR Odawara station to proceed to Hakone.

The hotel offers excellent service, with friendly and attentive staff that make you feel truly welcomed. The views of Mount Fuji are excellent, creating a breathtaking and relaxing atmosphere. And also the private hot spring is incredibly comfortable. There is a nearby bike rental service and the hotel also provides a shuttle service to and from the station. At the front desk, guests can enjoy delightful tea and snacks, adding a thoughtful touch to the stay. lol :D

I arrived at Kawaguchiko Station in the afternoon and decided to leave my luggage at a locker near the station before visiting Oshino Hakkai. I returned to the station around 5 PM to retrieve my luggage and called the hotel to inquire about their FREE Shuttle Bus service. Luckily, I caught the shuttle bus back to the hotel in time. The driver was very polite and helpful, assisting me with my luggage both ways. The hotel had a nice and standard atmosphere, both inside and out. The staff at the lobby were friendly and spoke excellent English. They were able to provide me with all the information needed. My room was a 20 square meter Lake View Room with a stunning view of Mount Fuji. It had two single beds, a desk and chairs The entrance had a large mirror and the storage space. Unfortunately, the remaining space in the room was too small to fully open my 28-inch suitcase. Luckily, I was alone, so I used the second bed to store my belongings. The bathroom was small but well-equipped with a shower, bathtub, and an automatic toilet. The onsen was located on the 6th floor and was divided into male and female sections. It was clean and spacious. However, around 8-10 PM, it got quite crowded. If you're not accustomed to this culture, you might want to visit during the morning. (Operated Time : 3PM-2AM & 5-10 AM) The hotel restaurant offered a variety of dishes. I checked the menu and decided to purchase a dinner coupon at the lobby. The dinner buffet was served from 6-9 PM. Breakfast (7-9AM) was included in my package and was slightly different from dinner. Overall, the food was decent but not exceptional. I recommend arriving early for dinner to avoid the crowds. Key Points: - The hotel offers a free shuttle bus service every 30 minutes between the hotel and Kawaguchiko Station. - There are no convenience stores near the hotel. The hotel's convenience store has limited options. - There is only one restaurant near the hotel, and it's only open for lunch. If you don't have a car, your dining options are limited to the hotel's buffet or instant ramen (from hotel's convenient store at Lobby 1st floor).

My second stay with them in 2 years! Once you arrive at Kawaguchiko station, head to tourist information centre to get them to call the ryokan to pick you up. The ride is 5mins! The walk itself is about 10mins but hilly. You wouldnt want to do that with luggages in tow. The room is very clean and has great view of Lake Kawaguchiko. Our stay came with breakfast and dinner. Dinner was great! Most items were delicious. Breakfast is buffet style and pretty average. Their private and female onsen have views of mt Fuji!

Great hotel at Lake Kawaguchi for Mt Fuji. Cheaper than peers in similar condition. We booked no view room but it was fine, didnt stay in the room except meals and rests

Nice hotel! We just arrived at the hotel entrance, and there were staff members greeting us at the door. During check-in, the process was explained clearly, and the service was excellent. A staff member was dedicated to serving us dinner, and both the dinner and breakfast tasted great. The view from our room was also very good. When we left, the hotel staff waved at us continuously. The service and quality were very good.👍👍