Hot Springs Hotels in Gotenba

"This hotel is indeed the closest to Gotemba Premium Outlets, but it still takes over 5 minutes to walk to the Hillside section. We took a taxi directly from Gotemba Station with our luggage, which cost 1900 JPY. The next day, we took the bus from the hotel entrance to Shinjuku, but it detoured through Gotemba city to pick up other passengers, and we hadn't even left Gotemba after half an hour. Be prepared for this if you're on a tight schedule. The biggest selling point is the view; one side of the hotel directly faces Mount Fuji, which is absolutely stunning. It was foggy on our check-in day, but we saw a clear view of Mount Fuji the next morning, and it immediately felt worth it. Regarding the hot spring: There's a large public bath, but we didn't use it. We pre-booked a private open-air bath for sunset, which cost 7500 JPY for an hour. Unfortunately, it was foggy that day, so we couldn't see Mount Fuji, which felt like a waste of money. Be mindful about dining. If you haven't booked dinner at the hotel, you need to plan ahead. Convenience stores and restaurants at the outlets close early. We ended up relying on takeout that night. There really aren't many options around in the evening. The room was just okay, like sleeping on the floor. This hotel is great as long as there's no fog. If you can't see the view, its only advantage is its convenience."

"The room was spacious and even had natural hot spring water inside. The oranges sold in the hotel lobby were also incredibly sweet. For shoppers visiting the outlet, this hotel offers excellent value for money!"

"Hotel room is big, with power points and USB ports on both sides of the bed, and they acceded to our request for a Mt Fuji facing room and we were able to see Mt Fuji from our room window despite our room being on level 2 (hotel has 4 levels) though there were power cables obstructing the view a little. The free nightly ramen, ice creams and morning Yakults are good additions. Besides having Onsens and Saunas, they also have a level 4 open air footbath where you can have a clear view of Mt Fuji while soaking your feet. Parking is free but lots at the actual hotel site may be limited and if the car park is full, you may have to park across the hotel at a park’s car park. Gotemba outlet mall is about 10mins drive away and nearest convenient store is less than 5mins drive away."

"Recommended for those traveling with a large group and children. The hot springs are about a ten-minute walk outside, which is a bit inconvenient."

"This hotel definitely deserves a five-star rating! On February 8th, we were stranded in Gotemba due to a once-in-decades heavy snowfall. Our original hotel was in Kawaguchiko, but all roads were closed. After driving for over three hours, it was clear we couldn't get there, so we had to find a temporary hotel nearby. We booked this place on a whim, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip! 1️⃣ The Japanese-style rooms are large and clean, and they offer a direct, unobstructed view of Mount Fuji. Waking up to such an incredible mountain view right from our room completely made up for any disappointment we had about missing the view from our Kawaguchiko hotel. 2️⃣ The French breakfast was delicious and also came with an unbeatable Mount Fuji view. The servers were all middle-aged gentlemen, and their service was incredibly attentive. The restaurant specializes in French cuisine, and the head chef is very famous; dinner here is definitely worth trying. 3️⃣ Both indoor and outdoor hot springs are available. The vast majority of guests during our stay were Japanese seniors on a leisure vacation. The surrounding environment is perfect for relaxation. 4️⃣ The hotel offers a scheduled shuttle bus service to and from the outlet mall, as well as a bus to Mishima, which is actually very convenient. ❤️ Here's a little anecdote: The night before, based on the shuttle and Gotemba bus timetables, we booked the 10:40 AM express bus from Gotemba to Kawaguchiko. To our surprise, when we arrived at the lobby early the next morning, the staff informed us that there was no bus service on Mondays (this information was indeed listed, but we hadn't noticed it). They helped us arrange a taxi, but it would take an hour to arrive, which would delay our subsequent plans. The lobby manager, learning that we already had tickets for our next leg, immediately said they would arrange someone to drive us to the outlet bus station. A female hotel employee drove us to the outlet in her private car. To fit our three suitcases, she emptied out her own trunk. Seeing the lobby manager smiling and waving goodbye with her trunk full of her belongings was incredibly touching, and it truly reinforced the exceptional quality of Japanese service. I will definitely return to this hotel if I have the chance, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking to enjoy mountain views and hot springs after shopping in Gotemba."

"Location is good and within 10 minutes drive from the Gotemba Premium Outlet. Hotel rooms are slightly dusty, but good for short stays especially after outlet visits :) Public hot springs are spacious and better than expected, with both indoors and outdoors available. Some rooms can see the Mount Fuji. Otherwise, 12/F is available for public access with a panorama view of Mount Fuji. Breakfast is also satisfying."

"We had a pleasant stay at Superhotel Gotenba 1. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The location was convenient, with beautiful views of Mt. Fuji from nearby. Breakfast was simple but satisfying. It’s a good value for a short stay. I would recommend for travelers looking for a quiet, budget-friendly place in Gotemba."

"This is a hotel on the court, all aspects are better than domestic five-star hotels, the room size is large, the quality of toiletries is very good, the design and layout of the hotel lobby and other public spaces are also very good! Unfortunately, I didn't make an appointment in advance, and I didn't eat the special dinner of the 25th anniversary event. I must develop the habit of making an appointment in advance when I go to Japan in the future. Playing on this stadium has always been at the foot of Mount Fuji, and the view and scenery are very beautiful!"

"I didn't notice that this was a B&B when I made a reservation. It was a suite in the residential building. It was difficult to find without a prominent logo. Fortunately, I met a passionate Japanese who helped us find it. There is a KTV in the building, which is quite noisy at night."