3-Star Hotels in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

A great hotel. Though the immediate area felt a little remote, it's very close to Fuji-Q Highland. Within walking distance, you can find small restaurants, a yakiniku buffet, a supermarket, and a pharmacy. The rooms were quite spacious, offering views of Mount Fuji from the window. Breakfast was also good, with a decent selection. As we had a private car, I'm not familiar with the public transport options in the area.

Toyoko Inn is a decent hotel in Kawaguchiko, Fuji. We got a room that faces Mount Fuji, it’s almost too good to be true but it is. The room is not big but not too small. A Spartan breakfast is included. For Muslims, just take the plain buns, plain tuna, vegetable salads only. The hotel is generally clean with basic amenities included (elevators, vending machines, laundry room etc.) Location-wise, it is strategic. Definitely great for those who like walkabouts. If you’re like me, who loves walking but also wants convenience, the hotel has a shuttle service to and from Kawaguchiko main bus terminal. There’s also other brochures on activities you can do while you’re in Mt. Fuji. I stayed there for 3 nights. Let me be honest. The staff were okay, but maybe they’re shy or afraid of tourists who don’t speak Japanese? I felt like they tried to avoid me when I asked some questions about the brochures. Except for one staff (lady) by the name of Miss Sato. She was very helpful and tried her best to call a cab for me and my sis to go to Arakurayama Sengen Park. For her alone, she gets ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ from me. I hope there’ll be more like Miss Sato in the future. ☺️ Overall, it’s a good hotel and value-for-money.

Was very clean and super comfortable. As a German, I can’t complain at all. Recommend this hotel for everyone who want to stay in a clean and comfortable hotel with onsen.

Walking distance (around 400m?) has 24hrs convenient store. The room is very spacious. Sadly I didn't manage to see Mt.Fuji from the room the day I went, but they do provide a Mountain View Room. No issue with all the services. No issue for those who cant speak Japanese, they can communicate in both English and Mandarin here. For the bicycle rental price, it is 1000yen for 2hrs. But do note that they didn't provide a private bathroom, it is a public bathroom (Not a concern for me, but for those who prefer a better privacy do note about this) A lot of plugs in the room. Didn't face any issue with this stay. Can earn my 5-stars rating.

The staff were extremely friendly. Although this accommodation is frequented by foreigners, the glamping is very relaxing and there is an open-air bath, so the night view is beautiful and in the morning, depending on the weather, you can see Mt. Fuji right in front of you. The torii gate inside the accommodation offers a view of Mt. Fuji and is a great spot for taking photos. We stayed with our family, and it was an accommodation we would like to use again.

This was the hotel where we spent the most nights during our trip to Japan. First, let me explain why we chose this hotel. We were a group of four on a golf trip near Mount Fuji, and chartering a car in Japan is incredibly expensive. After two days of searching on Xiaohongshu and Ctrip, we stumbled upon this hidden gem. The owner is Chinese and offers a paid shuttle service daily from the hotel to the golf course. This service was incredibly thoughtful and convenient! While it's a paid service, it was a much more affordable and practical option compared to chartering a private car! Moving on to the service, the owners, a couple, are very genuine and down-to-earth. They sincerely provided dining recommendations, without any hidden agenda. The restaurants they suggested were all excellent value for money (a sushi restaurant and a yakiniku place) – delicious and affordable! They even took us to witness a panoramic sunset over Mount Fuji, which we truly appreciated! Lastly, regarding the hotel's location and facilities. It's situated at Lake Yamanaka near Mount Fuji, offering a peaceful and natural environment away from the crowds and bustle of Lake Kawaguchiko. It's definitely the top choice for anyone seeking tranquility. The rooms are incredibly spacious (definitely large by Japanese standards, allowing us to fully open our suitcases), perfect for families! The bathroom features a modern wet/dry separation, which is a great touch. The hotel itself is a beautiful traditional Japanese-style building. Right next door is the popular café, Paper Moon. (Unfortunately, due to our early starts and late finishes with golf, we didn't get a chance to try it. We'll definitely make sure to visit next time!) You can see Mount Fuji right from the doorstep, along with graceful swans! Overall, if you're planning a two-day stay around Mount Fuji, this is absolutely a high-value choice!

The location is decent. There's a shuttle service available to Fuji-Q Highland and Lake Kawaguchiko. You can also take a train to ****, and the train station itself doubles as a shopping mall with various shops and eateries. On the downside, the facilities are a bit dated, they still use physical keys for the rooms, and the area gets very quiet at night with no convenience stores nearby.

Booked two rooms with a friend, one with an open-air onsen and one without. It seems the reviews for the two bookings got swapped, so please bear with me. However, I absolutely recommend this hotel! It's within walking distance to Kawaguchiko Ohashi Bridge, which is super convenient for watching fireworks. You can also walk to the busiest part of the station area. The rooms are spacious, and the views are stunning. We had great weather that day, so we got to enjoy magnificent views of Mt. Fuji 🗻 to our heart's content. Both rooms were mountain view rooms. The open-air onsen room offered the view in picture 2, while the room without an onsen had a large window with the view in picture 1. Both were beautiful.

Great location with bus stop right in front of us. We got lake view, which was quite nice too. Breakfast was okay, bbq dinner was great. Staff was very kind and helpful. We eat less beef, and they were able to arrange more chicken for us the next day. Couldn’t try out the public bath and wine tasting due to the kids. The only thing was no laundry service available. Overall it was a great stay. Thank you!

Environment: The hotel should be converted from a private villa. The location is relatively remote in Kawaguchiko, and you need to take a taxi back and forth, but the environment is quiet. Facilities: Since it is an old villa, the hardware facilities are relatively old, but it was considered top-notch in the 1980s and 1990s. The sound insulation is relatively poor, but fortunately the room is large enough and the room I booked is equipped with two indoor and outdoor hot spring pools. The outdoor private hot spring pool is available 24 hours a day, and it is worthy of natural hot spring water, which is very refreshing. Here, it may be emphasized to Chinese tourists who cannot rent a car that the pick-up and drop-off time of this hotel is fixed, so free tourists are unlikely to enjoy round-trip pick-up and drop-off, so there will be taxi costs. It costs at least 200 yuan to take a taxi to and from Kawaguchiko. Overall, for tourists who want to soak in hot springs, this hotel is very good in terms of price-performance ratio.