Ulasan The Gotembakan

Breakfast is good and complimentary Location is just next to train station Superb view of mount fuji

Extended 1 more night. Everything was great about this place. Although the hotel was old, it was clean and well maintained. They provided free rice and curry and drinks in the evenings. It was also located beside Gotemba station that had access to free shuttle buses to the premium outlet and Tuminosumika Hot Spring. There are also buses (paid) lake kawaguchi and Tokyo. You can buy bus ticket at the Gotemba Tourism office beside the train station.

Great View of Mt Fuji. Good location. Good breakfast. Will come again

Location is good .. overall ok to stay . Only the room is a bit run down .

We picked the place cos it’s near the GOTEMBA station. The room has great view to mt Fuji. Amazing ! Another bonus is that you get to take free gotemba outlet shuttle ( 15 mins interval ) 4 times per hr! Isn’t it great! The downside of the hotel is that it’s very old. The walkway, door and fixtures all looks rundown and no maintenance. You can literally hear the mattress spring as u turn. The orange light made the toilet quite creepy too.

Hotel’s just right across the train station, very convenient. There’s a buffet breakfast and drinks after 5pm. Good value for money.

We have so much fun in this trip 🫶

I’d be highly likely to recommend this to my family and friends coming to Gotemba for the first time. 1. Very accessible to the JR Gotemba train and Gotemba Eki bus stations (they are just across the hotel. Nice great restaurants around this hotel. 2. Good services, friendly reception 3. Good value for money I could have stayed for more days here but all rooms were already fully booked by then.

Not clean enough.

The location is very convenient, just across the road from JR Gotemba Station. The shuttle bus station to Gotemba is just across the JR station. There is also a large drugstore and sports brand factory store nearby (selling Adidas, Nike, Mizuno, etc., but I didn't go there because I was in a hurry), and even Tora-ya. The room is indeed very old, and the sanitary conditions are average, similar to the level of hotels in small county towns in China. The breakfast is rich, the service is pretty good, and the sister at the front desk seems to be Sister Eri in the Japanese drama "Hotspot" I watched recently. I don't think there is anything wrong with this location and price.

The Gotembakan Hotel is in a great location, just across the street from the Fuji Exit of JR Gotemba Station. The room is small but clean, and the breakfast is pretty good. It's no problem for one person to stay there. You can see Mount Fuji from the window🗻. To go to Gotemba Outlets, there is a free bus across the JR station🚌

This hotel is old, the room is not big, but there is a small and old radio. Check-in is after 4 o'clock, and you can store your luggage first. The front desk will send it back to your room. There is a free shuttle bus to the outlet across the street. You can book a room with a view of Mount Fuji. JR Gotemba Station is opposite the hotel. You can take a ride to JR Mishima for 590 yen, but you have to change trains at Numazu Station and take the Shinkansen from Mishima back to Osaka.

The room is big, but a little cold. It's a bit far from Tokyo, so I'll stay in Odawara next time. The hot spring is very comfortable. The breakfast is very rich and filling, and the tofu is very tender.

advantage The location is very good, just outside the JR Fuji exit. There are many restaurants around. There is a bus stop across the station to go to the outlet. The service is warm and thoughtful, and there are free curry rice and drinks in the evening. Although there are no ingredients, it tastes good. The breakfast is also rich, and the black tea pudding is delicious. Age is not a problem. As a hotel opened in 18**, the maintenance is okay. A variety of supplies are provided including bath salts, facial cleansers and facial masks. B1 has a lounge with massage chairs. There are also restaurants. shortcoming There is a social restaurant in B1, which is actually like an underground street. Although it is safe in Japan, it is also relatively complicated. The hygiene is not very meticulous. There is dust on the corners and light bulbs. The bathroom is old and has a bit of a smell. Overall, very cost-effective