Hostels in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

I stayed for two nights on the first floor in a bunk bed. It was my first time staying at this type of accommodation, but I had a comfortable stay. My mom is also a nice person, and she was using it for a Johnny's concert. My mom is also a Queen fan, and when she told me about going to a LIVE show next year, it was easy to talk to her because I felt a little sympathy for her ^ ^

This is truly a hotel with a rich sense of history. It even has a hot spring bath on the basement level. On the second floor, there's a unique communal sleeping area – I wasn't entirely sure of its purpose, but it definitely adds to the hotel's charm. Many Western families with children were staying there, and everyone conscientiously maintained the hotel's cleanliness and took care of its facilities. The biggest drawback, however, is the shared male and female restrooms. Almost every restroom included men's urinals, which felt a bit awkward. It's quite jarring to open a door and unexpectedly find someone at a urinal, especially if you weren't aware the room was occupied. While the Kawaguchiko location was good and the Takayama one was the most comfortable, this hotel truly stands out with its unique character. A century-old establishment.

I used it with my friends. I am very satisfied! !! !! There were various places around sightseeing　　　　　　　　　　　　 There is a place like a cave under the Buddha statue.

Although the location is relatively remote, it feels very good to stay and it feels like a vacation. The shared spaces (living room and kitchen) are very spacious. Hygiene is very good, the surrounding area is very clean The scenery is beautiful, you can see Mount Fuji In the evening, I cook dinner in the kitchen and chat with my family and friends in the living room. It’s very formal! Will stay here again next time 🥰

I was able to check in an hour early when i arrived here. The vibe of the hostel front is awesome - they have this relaxed bar/restaurant/couched seating area, where outside patrons and hostel guests alike can commune. I stayed in a mixed dormitory, and again that was great. Slept really well, felt safe, luggage was secure. Great location, too - not hard to get from the station if you have a lot of luggage.

It's near Mt Fuji station to access train & intercity bus, within walk range. I book twin room with mountain view, all good, very clean, tidy, comfortable, & quiet (very good to catch deep sleep after your busy day traveling). Bathroom, washtafel, kitchen are shared in very good condition & comes in complete amenities & tools! They provide free coffee, tea, homemade bread, block ice, & all seasoning for cooking. Very nice! *I forgot to capture bed & bathroom in empty condition, lol