Excellent, nice views, late check in, bathroom is public only.

Would stay again very nice area but far from the centre of fuji about a 26-30 min walk a nice view of Fuji from the window Not super clean but got the job done all In all would stay again for a short time great for people not staying long Also no private shower but that was not a big deal

Great little hotel. Was clean. Rooms are simple. Typical Japanese style. Padding on the floor and sleep. Service was good. They do free pickup and drop offs for the train and bus station. Which is a nice bonus. Would recommend this place. There are a couple of restaurant right in front of it. Very quiet and peaceful there. There’s also a grocery store not far.

Loved this pkace. Located in residential area a mile or so from Kawaguchico Station. Beautiful views of Mt. Fuji.

It’s an old ryokan but it was a comfortable stay for 2 people. The room was big, we had our own private toilet. The heater and airconditioning was working well. Cleanliness was also good. The only issue was the commute to block b to shower. We don’t mind walking to the block to shower and the listed shower times but the connection to block b from block c is not covered. When it was raining, we would get wet getting from one block to the other. I would have an awning to cover that area for future guests.

The room was much bigger than we were use to in Japan and they had big cozy duvets however that was the only nice thing about the hotel. It’s a 27 min walk to town as taxi and bus end early. There was no one at the host desk after we checked in. Not a sole in sight. No one to ask questions, you are 100% on your own. The bathhouse was questionable. Shower was hot but the “tub” was warm and looked dirty- we did not use.

The hotel location is far from the train station, walking at least 30 minutes. And there is no Uber, you need make appointment for taxi in this area.

Beautiful area

Location - Ok about 10 min walk to Convenience store and a reasonable Chinese Restaurant and Cafe and Restaurant combined, sight seeing bus stop combined, 5 min to a coffee and breakfast shop. 15 min walk to the Lake. Room had clear view of the Mt Fuji but high 3rd floor, No lift . Bath is shared , Toilet is attached and private. Just a free coffee in the Reception - waiting lounge. Both Transfers from station/ bus terminal provided free on arrival and departure.Bldg B looked better. We stayed in Bldg A which is a bit old. No cot- sleep on mattress on floor. No chairs in room to sit. Overall just about ok to stay for 2 nights - simple style but good value for money in Mt Fuji area which could be expensive otherwise with posh hotels close to the lake.

There was a bait and switch... it was advertised that a view of Mount Fuji was a feature out of the window... None of that .. the view was on interior rooftops... Terrible!!! Regrettable!

They charged us extra money and gave us a room without a view, even though I booked a room with a view

It's a beautiful cabin. The place was well maintained. It had all the amenities.

Hotel was very unique

Lovely accomodation and we were lucky to see Fujisan in the morning

This was the second stop in my japan trip. I loved it here. Views of mt fuji from the bedroom window. Affordable bike rental and located within a beautiful mountain town. They provided towels and yukata for the public bath. Im going to miss the smell of tatami in this room.

The place is 30 min on foot from the Fujikawaguchiko Station but you can ask for a lift to and from with an hour notice. The windows need a deep cleaning and there's a weird smell in the corridors. It's ryokan style and the futon need to be WAY more fluffly, it's as if I was sleeping directly on the tatami mat. There's a public bathing area so there's only a toilet in the bedroom, no shower. The staff is friendly and accomodating.

Nice place in Kawaguchiko, our rooms in the 2nd floor had a view of mount Fuji. It's very tradicional, rooms have japanese futons, not beds, and there's no shower in the rooms, only toilet (yes, those that wash your butt) and sink. If you want to shower, you have to use the shared japanese bath. There could be other people with you i'm there, but there are separate baths for men and women

Pretty run down hotel, showers are in a separate building and only open at specific times at night. We got back one day from hiking although had to wait 2 hours until we could shower. Room had a really weird smell to it. Front

It was an amazing experience, me and my family had a great time.

Bedroom is traditional Japanese however thete are no curtains, just white blinds. As it gets light from 4.30am hard to get a goodnights sleep.