Yamanakako Hotels with Breakfast

Since all other room types were unavailable, we stayed in a 6-person room. It was incredibly spacious, and pretty much every room offered an unobstructed view of Mount Fuji (weather permitting). The bathroom was huge and even had a private onsen and a sauna. Each room type came with dinner (BBQ) and breakfast for two. The portions were decent, though don't expect too much from the breakfast. The location is great, very close to Lake Yamanaka's attractions, only about a 10-minute drive away. There's also a fairly large supermarket right next door, just a minute's drive, which was super convenient for restocking. However, due to the glamping site's location, you can't see the sunrise with Mount Fuji in the same frame. I had planned to wake up early to catch the sunrise, but it turns out the sun rises on the opposite side. Overall, aside from being a bit pricey, everything else was perfect. The staff were very nice, and their English communication was excellent.

Very close to Hirano, there are bus stops and 711 convenience stores a few minutes away. The room is clean and hygienic, larger than the picture, and the heating is sufficient. The public bathroom toilet is also clean, but there is no hot water bottle in the room. Hot water is provided in the restaurant on the first floor and there are free tea bags. I was afraid of the cold in the morning, and the sunrise watching on the window sill of the room was very good. The grandmother needed translation software to communicate when she checked in, but she was very kind. The dinner made by the boss is also so delicious, rich and satisfying! There is a bicycle for rent for 1,500 yen a day, the car is good, but helpless, the experience is very good ～

The location is perfect, right by Lake Yamanaka with Mount Fuji in full view. Waking up, I could see Mount Fuji from inside the house, and the evenings were wonderfully peaceful and comfortable. It has a jacuzzi, two toilets and two showers which was great, and the kitchen facilities were incredibly well-equipped. Plus, there's a private parking space. I'd definitely come back again if I get the chance.

My stay at the Fuji Marriott Hotel Lake Yamanaka was absolutely rejuvenating. The hotel perfectly captures the serene beauty of the Fuji Five Lakes area, offering a tranquil environment that feels incredibly spacious and well-integrated with the surrounding nature.

Definitely one of the best stays during my Japan trip so far. The host Leslie was super friendly and welcoming, he walked us through everything we needed to know and even gave us a little tour of the place. The highlight for me was definitely the three different types of onsen (something I was really looking forward to!), and the rooms were clean, spacious, and really comfortable. He even drove us to the nearest convenience store when he found out we hadn’t had dinner yet, which was such a kind gesture. Breakfast the next morning (Western-style) was amazing too. Would 200% come back again!

This hotel is located right by Lake Yamanaka. You can see Mount Fuji across the street from the entrance, and the hotel also offers bicycle rentals. It's about a 10-minute bike ride to Hirano Beach. Getting here is convenient; you can take a direct bus from Tokyo to Yamanakako Asahigaoka Station, and the hotel owner even provides pick-up service from nearby stations around Lake Yamanaka. The hotel has an old-fashioned inn feel, but it's very clean, and the rooms are incredibly spacious! It was very quiet at night, so I slept really well overall. The breakfast was also excellent – what could be better than a hot breakfast after watching the sunrise on a cold morning?

The room did not match the photo I booked. I like the one with two windows, I chose this hotel because of the picture. It turns out that there are two different room models at the same price. Although we asked to change to the same room model as the one in the picture I booked, and we were the only guests in the entire hotel, the hotel refused to cooperate. It is indeed a bit unhuman. The bathhouse does not provide yukata. The bathhouse is private by reservation, but it can only be used on the first day. It is not open on the second day. It's a pity that I can't take a bath in the morning in early spring. The hotel is very new and everything else is very good. The location is quiet and the staff are quite friendly. It's just a rule, a bit rigid

This is a very old Japanese-style hotel with outdated facilities. Check-in was at 3 PM, and we arrived at noon to drop off our luggage, but there was no one at the front desk, which startled us. We were only able to drop off our luggage after seeing the hotel manager. The hotel is located by Lake Yamanaka, and although it's close to Asahigaoka Station, it's inconvenient to walk along a small path from the station with luggage. Also, you can't see Mount Fuji. The hotel offers self-service bicycles for rent. The onsen (hot spring) was too hot to soak in. The only good thing was the dinner, which was Wagyu beef and very delicious. When we left, the owner even drove us to Asahigaoka Station. It's more suitable for those with a car. If you're looking for a new hotel, don't consider this old-fashioned one. However, if you want to experience traditional Japanese style, you can give it a try.

At this price, in this location, and because it is a rare Western-style hotel, you don't need to use the public bathroom. I really can't bear to find fault. But the problem is that it is too cold at night. Too cold, too cold. I checked in on December 28th, which should not be the coldest time of the year. The room is large, which should be an advantage, but it has become a disadvantage here because the heating of an air conditioner is not enough to cover such a large room, and the insulation is not good. As a result, the room is still very cold even when the air conditioner is blowing hard.

From the room, you can see Mount Fuji. It is very fast to go to the shore of Hirano. If you want to see the morning sunshine in Jinshan, you can open the curtains to see the clarity of Mount Fuji today and then decide whether to go downstairs. There is a private bathroom in the room. The room is large and the hotel is not new overall. You have to carry your luggage upstairs without elevator. It takes7-8 minutes to drag your luggage from Hirano bus station to the hotel.