Yumeyado Sanndaimemaefuji

Hygiene: Very clean ~ good environment Facilities: The room has a washbasin and toilet, and there is a public bathroom downstairs. It is also clean and convenient Service: Very warm and enthusiastic, and there is a restaurant next to it. The curry rice is delicious. Location: Close to Kawaguchiko Station, 12 minutes walk. You can see Mount Fuji from the room

It was pretty good. I could see Mount Fuji from the window. It was during the fireworks festival. The price doubled, but the price/performance ratio was really good. It cost more than 800 for 4 people. The public bathroom was just enough for three people and the door could be locked. There was a public kitchen and everything was available. But it was still quite far from Lake Kawaguchi

The tatami is very unique and different from the hotel. The bathing area is very clean, the breakfast made by the store is very Japanese, and the food in the store is also good and cheap, delicious and not expensive! (See pictures) The service is very good and kind!

10 minutes away from Kawaguchiko Train Station. It was snowing at Mount Fuji, and I had to drag my luggage all the way there. Check in at a hotel, check in as shown in the last picture (right next to it), that "iron box" can accommodate four families. We stayed on the second floor, with the window facing Mount Fuji, absolutely beautiful! The room was very clean, with a bathroom, and the air conditioning was very powerful, otherwise it couldn't withstand the low temperature of minus 7 degrees. There are microwaves and other facilities in the public space, where you can eat, but the oven, electric kettle and so on are too dirty. There are very few such dirty individuals in Japan. The bathroom is large and clean, and three people can wash at the same time. The service is very good. We were going out to play the next day, and he asked us to put our luggage in the room on the first floor. When we came back, it was already noon, and we rested in the room on the first floor for a while before going to the train station to wait for the train.