Minamitsuru District Hotels with Wifi

This hotel is coordinated by Ctrip. The boss can speak Chinese and helped us solve the problem of checking in at night as much as possible, and helped us book a taxi by phone for the next day. This is a row of tent hotels, suitable for self-driving and local outings. The original intention of establishing it is probably to welcome locals to drive out for BBQ. Due to traffic reasons, it is not suitable for tourists. Tourists usually go to Kawaguchiko Town to see Mount Fuji. Each tent is equipped with an independent BBQ area and matching stove. If you can use them, you will feel that the price/performance ratio is very high. But we are just tourists and have no use for it. The boss's enthusiasm brought warmth to our group in a helpless night.

I took my mother out to play and chose Yamanakako specifically. There were few people and it was quiet to see the red leaves. I stayed for two nights and slept until I woke up naturally. The environment was very good and I could walk out to see the red leaves festival. The transportation was very convenient. I rented a bicycle from the boss. I rode to Yamanakako on the first day, took the bus to Kawaguchiko at the door on the second day, and continued to ride. On the third day, I rode to Oshino Hakkai. 😃 I was too lazy to go to Gotemba, but it was also very convenient after looking at the map. In the evening, I ate the boss's recommended Shoya and the boss's beef hot pot. The boss's wife was very enthusiastic and honest. Next time I bring my baby here to stay and continue to ride a bike. 😃😃

The room is very Japanese, I like it very much, and it is very quiet at night, which is very suitable for a rest stop during a city transit trip. The boss is very nice, we can communicate in Chinese, and the local uncle who manages the B&B is also very nice. I was alone that day, and he waited until I came to check in very late. The room is close to the Yamanakako Plain, and the transportation is relatively convenient. If you go to Tokyo, you can take a bus to Shinjuku here. Finally, there are three regrets. One is that my phone fell on the way there, and I will not buy a folding screen again😭 (the boss is still very active in providing help) The second is that the B&B seems to have not found a hair dryer, and the supplies can be placed more prominently☺️ The third is that the restaurant here closes early, but there is an izakaya and 711 next to it. Very satisfied☺️

Recommend for family or group of friends. The house was clean and warm. The fuji view was really beautiful. The only problem is that there is no automatic toilet 😭

Nice hotel but the noisy insulation has room for improvement if there is family living above your room, you can hear their footsteps at night

The hotel has nice onsen with great view of starry sky at night, the view to Mount Fuji is also great. However, the hotel wing that we stayed are a bit too old and the bathroom is small.

Staff are generally nice and helpful. Most of them can be communicated with English which makes our stay easier. There are two hot spring site inside the hotel with one on the ground floor (1/F) and one on the top floor (5/F). One thing to note is there is no towel provided inside the hot spring changing room. You have to bring the towel inside your room to the hot spring site - and bring it back to your room if you plan to enjoy the hot spring 2nd time. This arrangement is not familiar for me as when I visited other hotel, they usually have more than enough towel for replacement at the changing room. There is a room for kids to play and stay and it is great from family with kids. My kids also enjoy the welcome food very much (lots of donuts and cookies!) The dinner for my package was Kaiseki-style. Since me and my family stayed for two nights, it is good that they have designed different meals for two nights! The beef is great I have to say. The staff will try their best to briefly introduce what the dishes were. We have the dinner in the restaurant so it may be a bit crowd and noisy to some people. From other tables I can see there is option for hotpot or even crabs! Re-checked with hotel's official web-site there are more choice on the dinner menu. Regarding the dinner menu choice, I did not find it when I order through Trip.com (maybe my bad), so it will be better if Trip.com can optimize the website outlook to make it more noticeable (I think this opinion applied to all other similar type Japanese hotel which provide high quality dinner). When you arrive Kawaguchiko train/bus station, you can go to the Tourist center there (just turn right when you leave the station, it is at another building) and ask the staff there help to call the hotel for the pick-up. Similary, when you check-out, you can talk with the front-desk staff and arrange the shuttle-bus back to the station.

We are a family of four and had two adjacent rooms on the fifth floor. Views from the room of the lake and Mt Fuji were magnificent. Service was excellent from the initial check-in, room-tour, dinner, breakfast, check-out, to the final waving good-bye. We were pleasantly surprised by both the dinner and breakfast. Food was colorful, well-presented and mostly delicious. Hotel had both indoor and outdoor public onsens. Onsen bath area was clean and water was hot and steamy. However, it was annoying that the water faucets had spring auto-shutoff (to save water). So one had to keep pressing the water on every 20 seconds or so. Also, to enjoy the public onsen, guest had to bring his/her own towels from the room. There were no additional towels provided at the public onsen. I wish the bath towels would be larger and fluffier. Overall a pleasant experience and would love to stay here again.

Fuji Matsuzono Hotel offers breathtaking views of Mount Fuji and a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the onsen is a relaxing highlight after a day of exploring. With friendly staff and a convenient location near Lake Kawaguchi, it’s ideal for a tranquil getaway.