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"Relatively new hotel. Located next to main highway, only problem with driving is having to make a long way along the highway to u turn, otherwise pleasant place to stay. Breakfast average. Onsen average."

"The hotel has not seen Mount Fuji in two days. After living for two days, Mount Fuji has been shrouded in the fog of the clouds. When I was walking, I was having breakfast at the hotel’s rooftop restaurant. Suddenly the cloud opened for a while and I saw Mount Fuji. Staying for two consecutive days can ask them not to clean the room. When they come back, the staff puts toiletries and other items on the door of the room. It’s really intimate. The hotel is conveniently located at the east exit Fuji Expressway. The hotel staff is really very enthusiastic and responsible. I took the wallet on the train on the Shinkansen. The hotel staff helped to call the Shinkansen. The magical thing was that the wallet was found. Two days later, I went to Tokyo to get the wallet back."

"This is hands down the best hotel in Fuji City. It's our preferred choice, especially when we go on 3-night golf trips with friends. The staff are friendly, the breakfast is delicious, and though a bit compact, the public bath on the first floor boasts excellent water quality. Plus, there are plenty of great restaurants nearby. If you're in Fuji City, Route Inn Fuji Higashi Chuo Koen is always the place to stay!"

"This was my first time staying at a Toyoko Inn, and initially, I found the high level of self-service a bit overwhelming. Perhaps it was because there were so many guests and everything moved at a fast pace. I think it's more suited for experienced business travelers. The English proficiency of the front desk staff wasn't as good as I'd hoped, and this was consistent across every Toyoko Inn I stayed at afterward. Maybe because of the extensive self-service, the front desk's role is more auxiliary, so strong English skills aren't as crucial. Like all other Toyoko Inns, this one had excellent facilities: water dispensers, ice machines, hot water dispensers, microwaves, coffee makers, vending machines – everything you could need. The breakfast was standard and featured Japanese specialties. The location is unbeatable, just a three-minute walk from the Shin-Fuji Station exit. If I had to pick a downside, the highly standardized management meant it lacked the 'personal touch' many people look for in a hotel. Check-in and check-out times are strictly enforced, and the hotel only handles matters related to your stay; they won't help with local travel guides or transportation questions."

"The hotel is located directly on Honcho Main Street, offering a wonderful view of Mount Fuji on a clear day. It's also right next to the JR Shin-Fuji Station, but this is not the Shin-Fuji Station where the Shinkansen bullet train departs! (That one is a 25-minute walk away.) Check-in is easy, the staff is friendly, slippers, a towel, and a toothbrush/toothpaste are provided, and there's a refrigerator. Everything was clean."

"the staff were great! they gave us a room with an amazing view of mt fuji on a high floor!! breakfast was healthy and delicious too! just a minus cus location was a little out of the way, it wasn’t very convenient for locals when we took the public bus (SUPER SMALL) with 2 medium size luggages. had to book an uber to go back to the station cus it was raining"

"It is not recommended to go. It seems that the lien institution of the Japanese epidemic is like a school or a shoe change room in a bath. Maybe the culture is different, but no matter what the planet is, you are the service industry. You run a hotel service. You have to feel at home, so it is not recommended to go! really!"

"Visited while traveling to Shizuoka with my father. I was worried because there were no Korean reviews, but I was satisfied with the breakfast, the size of the hotel room, and the water pressure in the bathroom. The view of Mt. Fuji from the hallway window was also really nice. I recommend this place for your Shizuoka trip!!! It was great that there was a large mart right in front of the hotel, and the yakiniku all-you-can-eat restaurant right in front was really good. I recommend it."

"I've stayed here a few times before, and the female staff at the front desk have always been excellent. However, the male staff member this time really needs to improve his attitude. The more you treat customers differently, the more trouble you'll create for yourself, honestly. It's also quite petty. Unless a customer is truly difficult, it's understandable, but if a customer is polite and you still treat them differently, it just shows a lack of professionalism on your part, nothing else."

"This is a standard, older Japanese hotel with all the necessary amenities. The service is typical Japanese standard. Downstairs in the lobby, there's a manga collection. From the room, you can directly see Mount Fuji. However, transportation is inconvenient for foreigners as there's no subway in the city; you'll need a taxi. A taxi ride costs about 50 RMB."