Best Fujinomiya Hotels

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Because it is unmanned, it is difficult to evaluate the service, but I think the operator's response was good. The location is an ordinary residential area, but there were ions, restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It was a fashionable detached type and cleaning was well done, and I was able to spend it comfortably, but it was better if there was a bath chasing function. It was possible to stay for 6 people, but it was just a good feeling to stay with 4 people.

Zu dem Hotel Crown Hills Fujinomiya: I had a non-smoking room with shower. The bed was pleasantly soft as in many city hotels , which had a thick and a thin ceiling. The measurements were standard 140x180cm. There was a desk with TV and a small refrigerator in the room. To the bathroom. This was a little small (as Asians are mostly smaller), so I am 185cm and I could stand just like that and had 5cm room to the roof, but it did not further disturb. In the bathroom, a shower was small but fulfilled its purpose as I said. (Image in the annex) I had breakfast with it, but I didn't use it because I was a sleeper. The breakfast is from 6-9 hour. The hotel also has a free spa area I did not use, unfortunately, because I was only 2 nights ahead. The staff was very premature and helped directly in problems. What I very much liked was that only 3 min walk to public transport and Seven Eleven each. I liked the stay very well and would come in the night. Lg Maurice

It was the best! The bed is fluffy! ! ! ! ! ! I would like to stay here again in the future! ! ! I'm so disappointed that I missed breakfast!

I only had contact with the staff at check-in, but they were nice. The bed and desk were big, so I thought the room was very convenient. I had assumed that I would be able to see Mt. Fuji outside, but that was disappointing... The size of the bath was quite different from what I saw on the website, and it was quite small, which was disappointing. The bread at breakfast was more delicious than I expected, and the variety of items was just right, not too many, not too few. Overall, I would like to stay here again.

On the day we landed in Narita airport, all trains and busses heading to Fujinomiya were cancelled due to typhoon Shanshan. We tried reaching out the hotel via Trip.com telling them we had a problem traveling to the hotel. But the hotel couldn’t accommodate our request. We asked to keep our booking for later dates. Our request was rejected. Based on our research, we booked this hotel because it locates very near bus station for early morning Fuji climbing. Unfortunately we couldn’t provide a thorough review of this hotel.

The facilities are old, but we had everything we needed and had a comfortable stay. Unfortunately, I couldn't see Mt.Fuji due to the weather, so I would like to come back for sightseeing and stay here again. The Fujinomiya yakisoba set I ordered from room service was delicious and I'm glad I chose it. It seems that there is only one person at the front desk, and the wifi seems to be turned off from midnight to early morning. If you don't like old things, it's a quiet and relaxing hotel. It was a smoking room, so there was a slight smell of cigarettes, but I was born in the Showa era and was trained, so it's totally okay (laughs).

Great! JR came out very close and turned around Japanese-style room, you can see Mount Fuji on the balcony, but there is no snow this season, not amazing The owner is super nice. We bought food in the supermarket and prepared it to be heated in a microwave oven. He said nothing and quickly prepared two dishes and one soup, which were delicious. Can communicate in English If you have the opportunity to visit Fujinomiya again, be sure to stay again!

The South Asian guy at the front desk was very welcoming. This hotel is suitable for poor travelers traveling alone. It is not far from Fujinomiya Station. It is a small place. It is enough for one day. The streets were deserted at night. I felt like I was the only one in the whole city that night. mainland tourists