White Wing

This white cottage is run by a kind old couple. It is very comfortable and warm, and every corner of the house is carefully decorated. The B&B is very close to Hiranohama Station, only a five-minute walk away. If you are departing from downtown Tokyo, you can take a tourist bus directly from Shinjuku (but there are few buses, so you need to book in advance). The day we went there, Fujimi Yoho was only 5, but the sky suddenly cleared up that day, and we saw the beautiful Mount Fuji. The old man also drove us up the mountain to see the scenery and took beautiful photos for us, which is the best memory of our trip!

This hotel is the most satisfying hotel we stayed in during our trip to Japan. It is very warm and even a little touching. The hotel is run by a Japanese couple. You take off your shoes and change shoes as soon as you enter the door. The first impression is that it is very clean! The male owner will clean the wheels of the suitcase for you before taking it in. Then I entered the room and didn't expect it to be better than I imagined, because the pictures on Ctrip looked average, but it was actually much better than the pictures! And Mount Fuji is outside the window🗻!!! It's worth it!! I also prepared boiled hot water in the thermos. Then we rested in the hotel for a while and went down to go shopping. The hostess took the initiative to tell us the best viewing point and said that if it was too late, she would notify them to pick us up. When we left the next day, we took the initiative to drive us to the station, although it was only a few minutes walk. But there is one thing that is shared bathrooms. There is only a shower in the room but no bathroom. See if this is acceptable. But I think it's very good, because the atmosphere of this hotel is really friendly, and it doesn't feel like being in a foreign country. The bathroom is also super clean, and you are given special slippers for the bathroom when you enter the bathroom. When I left, I felt that the experience was very good, so I gave the male owner a tip, but he insisted on not accepting it. In short, I rarely comment, but the experience here is so good that I would feel bad if I don't say something.

This is a family-run inn run by an elderly couple. The rooms are very clean and tidy. We booked a Japanese-style room with a warm and soft quilt on the tatami. We don't have to worry about not getting used to it. We can see Swan Lake and Mount Fuji from our room (if the weather is good). Grandpa and grandma run this inn very attentively. When we went there that day, it happened to be the Yamanakako Fireworks Festival. Grandpa and grandma introduced this event to us and gave us free tickets. It was a bit rainy that day, so grandpa lent us an umbrella and drove us to the event venue. The drone show and fireworks were beautiful! He also said that if we wanted to watch the red leaf festival at night and the sunrise in the morning, he could drive us there. The hot spring in the public bath was very comfortable. After washing my body, I soaked in it and all the fatigue of the day disappeared~ The location is only four minutes away from Hirano Beach, which is very convenient if you want to watch the sunrise at Yamanakako. In terms of transportation, we took the express bus from Shinjuku, Tokyo, all the way to the terminal: Yamanakako Hirano. After getting off the bus, it takes five minutes to walk to the B&B. There is a 711 next to Hirano Station and there are also some restaurants nearby. You can check the business hours on Google Maps and choose one.

The boss's service is excellent. Although he only speaks Japanese, his body language is fine and he is very friendly. The breakfast is made with great care. The environment is quiet and it is worth it to see Mount Fuji!

Although the room type I booked has a shared toilet and bathroom, it was not particularly inconvenient. On the contrary, I had the best sleep in this trip to Japan. I think it was because the quilt looked very soft. In particular, this is a family hotel that started operating 30 years ago and was passed down from my grandparents. The owner and his wife are very enthusiastic and will introduce the photo spots of Mount Fuji and surrounding tourist attractions. There are surprises!