Hotels With Wifi in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

I took my mother out to play and chose Yamanakako specifically. There were few people and it was quiet to see the red leaves. I stayed for two nights and slept until I woke up naturally. The environment was very good and I could walk out to see the red leaves festival. The transportation was very convenient. I rented a bicycle from the boss. I rode to Yamanakako on the first day, took the bus to Kawaguchiko at the door on the second day, and continued to ride. On the third day, I rode to Oshino Hakkai. 😃 I was too lazy to go to Gotemba, but it was also very convenient after looking at the map. In the evening, I ate the boss's recommended Shoya and the boss's beef hot pot. The boss's wife was very enthusiastic and honest. Next time I bring my baby here to stay and continue to ride a bike. 😃😃

The room is very Japanese, I like it very much, and it is very quiet at night, which is very suitable for a rest stop during a city transit trip. The boss is very nice, we can communicate in Chinese, and the local uncle who manages the B&B is also very nice. I was alone that day, and he waited until I came to check in very late. The room is close to the Yamanakako Plain, and the transportation is relatively convenient. If you go to Tokyo, you can take a bus to Shinjuku here. Finally, there are three regrets. One is that my phone fell on the way there, and I will not buy a folding screen again😭 (the boss is still very active in providing help) The second is that the B&B seems to have not found a hair dryer, and the supplies can be placed more prominently☺️ The third is that the restaurant here closes early, but there is an izakaya and 711 next to it. Very satisfied☺️

Recommend for family or group of friends. The house was clean and warm. The fuji view was really beautiful. The only problem is that there is no automatic toilet 😭

Nice cosy hotel. Hotel parking very limited, got to park outside parking, got 1 at 700 yen for night parking 1900-0700. Nice breakfast buffet & ice cream after onsen. Got 2 massage chair, same level as onsen. There's free washing machine usage only beside men onsen so quite inconvenience for ladies to use. Dryer 20mins @100yen.

We were very satisfied with the kids' playroom, which was our main attraction. It was very spacious and had a wide variety of play equipment, so the kids had plenty of fun from check-in to check-out without getting bored. In addition, there was a free shuttle to a nearby ski resort in the winter, so it was great that we could easily go out to play in the snow without having to drive. However, the other selling point, all-inclusive, was a disappointment. The lounge hours were limited, and there were no lids or trays for drinks, as if they were not expecting people to take drinks back to their rooms. It is clear that one of the reasons the lounge was crowded was that the usage time was short. Even at the restaurant buffet, there were no cups to take back to the room. If the buffet is limited to 60 minutes, I would like you to take your coffee home and relax in your room. Of course, the refrigerator in the room was empty. In the end, we had to buy expensive plastic bottles, so it is not inclusive at all. And there is only one vending machine, which is inconvenient. Think of the lounge as just a welcome drink. I would like them to consider changing the label to welcome drinks or making the lounge available at any time. I felt that the issues mentioned in other reviews, • Long lines at check-in • Luggage carts available on each floor • Bathroom amenities were addressed by the facility.

The hotel requires a drive all the way up the hill. Hence, it's not recommended if you are not driving. Onsen and private baths are the best highlights for this hotel, otherwise the food options were very pricey. Stayed in a premium twin room and they placed a lamp right next to the mirror door which we accidentally hit and broke it while using the mirror. The hotel wanted to charged 20,000 yen for the accidental damage but we negotiated for a lower fee. Thankfully they accepted in view that we were sincere about paying but not an exorbitant pricing. Cautious to anyone staying here to look out for breakable furnishing in the room.

The place was perfect for a short getaway. Free flow of alcohol included in the package at the lounge. The dinner was mind blowing probably the best omakase I have eaten. Breakfast was not the usual western and was great. Free green tea at the garden in the most traditional way. Private onsen in the room was good for couple privacy.

The ambience was fabulous and Kaiseki meals astonishing. The room big and comfortable. The price was well deserved. Kagetsu is top notch with their attention to details for their service, food, Onsen baths and more. Don’t hesitate to go there. It’s a dreamlike stay. 🎎

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The room was exceptionally spacious with a stunning view of Mt. Fuji. The bed and pillows were very comfortable, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. The bathroom was large and well-appointed. I particularly enjoyed the outdoor onsen, which was both relaxing and beautifully maintained. The breakfast was delicious with a good variety of options, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful throughout my stay. I would gladly return and highly recommend this hotel to others.

Best Fuji View from the room. The room was just nice to fit 2 people with 2 luggage. Hotel breakfast at level 4 also provided the best Fuji View. There are multiple selections at their Japanese buffet breakfast too. The hotel does provide complimentary access to the Onsen next to the hotel. If you drive to the Hotel, can get a complimentary parking ticket from Front Desk. Overall I have enjoyed my stay.