Hotels in Minamitsuru District

"We stayed for 1 night and woke up with a clear view of Mt Fuji early morning at 6am. It is so rewarding. The hotel is very clean, nice and very spacious. Fujibike rental NRS & Ebike doudoubear is just across the small street opposite the hotel where you can use and return ebike doudoubear anytime."

"Superb hotel view with great breakfast Possible to see sunrise, lake, Mt Fuji and also milkway at the right time We went for the international buffet and there was free flow alcohol for a fee 2 onsens are available for guests Shuttle buses are also available to travel to the nearby town Suggested to come by car as it is not that accessible"

"The hotel's location is quite convenient, very close to the station, making travel to and from easy. There's a coin laundry nearby, and you can rent electric bikes right at the entrance. The owner is very nice; you can ask them if you need anything. The bathroom is great, with no strict time limits for use, except for cleaning after 10 AM. You can use it whenever you want in the evening. The absolute best part, of course, is the mountain view from the window. I stayed for three nights, and Mount Fuji looked different every day. Each time I opened the curtains, I was absolutely stunned by its beauty. I didn't have any specific meal requirements, but you could probably ask the owner about reservations; there's a restaurant on the first floor. Sometimes there are gatherings in the evening, but the noise isn't too loud and usually ends by around 9 PM. Overall, it's excellent!"

"Magical experience. Staff were very accommodating and helpful despite multiple delays during my trip. They went out of their way to fetch me to the hotel from the bus station, despite my arrival time being way outside of the shuttle bus' working hours. Really appreciated it. Breakfast and dinner was part of the package. It was always a surprise to see what you were going to get. It was delicious each time without a doubt. Would definitely go back!"

"The room was great, the bed was very comfortable (Japanese futon), the flooring was also Japanese style, the bathroom was good, the accommodation was good, there was an elevator, plenty of parking, very convenient, and the price was good."

"Nice & peaceful location. Although it’s about 19 min (1.4m) walk away from Kawaguchiko Station, you would be better off taking the hotel shuttle bus (which takes about 5 min) if you have luggages with you. 😅 Breakfast is simple but good enough to start the day. Please note that there’s no onsen in this hotel. However there’s a Bedrock Bath (lying on some heated floor), which is not very popular. It seems like I was the only guest using it during my stay. I think replacing it with an onsen would be better. Communication with the hotel before the stay is non-existent. The only time they would reply you is when you ask to have a room with Mt. Fuji view. And their reply would be that they cannot guarantee it. I asked about their free shuttle service to Gotemba Premium Outlet was left unanswered even until today. If you intend to take the free shuttle to Gotemba Premium Outlet, you would need to reserve. The last shuttle leaves the hotel at 3.30pm. If you miss that bus, you would not be able to go to the Outlet, unless you are willing to pay S$100+ to go by taxi. We rented a car to go to the outlet & also to visit some attractions. Overall, still a relatively good hotel to stay in when you are in Kawaguchiko."

"The hotel is quite close to the bus stop, about a 4-minute walk, but there are no convenience stores nearby. If you stay here, you'll need to book the hotel's breakfast or buy breakfast in advance. The facilities are a bit old, and it seems there are no disposable slippers, only geta (wooden clogs). However, the scenery is absolutely beautiful, with a direct view of Mount Fuji, so you can watch the sunrise right from your room in the morning. Overall, I'm quite satisfied."

"The owners are incredibly welcoming, and communication in English is perfectly fine. The location is excellent – it's a 3-minute walk to Hirano Station and about 6-7 minutes to Hirano Beach. The room is very spacious and exceptionally clean. During the day, direct sunlight makes the room quite warm. It gets a bit cooler at night, but the provided duvet is very cozy, so sleeping was no problem at all (I didn't even need to use the heater). The bathroom is shared on the same floor but is kept spotlessly clean, and you'll rarely encounter other guests. The public bath is also great; the water temperature is just right, and it's available from 4 PM until 9 AM the next day, which is very flexible. Finally, I highly recommend booking breakfast – it's absolutely delightful and adds so much to the experience."

"🌸 Hotel Mifujien – A Front Row Seat to Mt. Fuji’s Majesty If you’re looking for unparalleled views of Mt. Fuji, look no further than Hotel Mifujien. Nestled right beside Lake Kawaguchiko, this hotel offers one of the most photogenic and soul-soothing panoramas of Japan’s most iconic peak. 🗻 The View: Absolutely Breathtaking The highlight of our stay was the view — and it’s no exaggeration. Whether it’s early morning when the summit catches the first rays of sunlight, or during a serene sunset, the unobstructed view of Mount Fuji reflected in Lake Kawaguchiko is simply unforgettable. I woke up early just to capture a time-lapse of the sunrise, and it was worth every second of lost sleep. We also filmed a sunset time-lapse, and again, Fuji didn’t disappoint. ⸻ 🚶♂️ Getting There: Worth the Scenic Walk Although the hotel offers a shuttle bus pickup service, we chose to walk from Kawaguchiko Station — and it was a delightful decision. The 20–30 minute stroll is scenic and peaceful. We even stopped by a local supermarket for some ice cream while enjoying views of Mt. Fuji in the background. It was an experience that made us feel like locals soaking in a perfect day. ⸻ 🛏 Tatami Rooms: Authentic and Comfortable The tatami-style room was clean, spacious, and gave us a deeply authentic Japanese lodging experience. Sliding doors, futon beds, and traditional touches made our stay both relaxing and culturally immersive. ⸻ ♨️ Hot Springs: Cozy, Not Crowded The hotel features both indoor and outdoor onsen (hot springs). While not particularly large, they are a nice bonus to unwind after a day of exploring. Since they only accommodate a few people at a time, it’s best to avoid peak hours. ⸻ 🍱 Meals: Included and Delicious Our stay included both breakfast and dinner, and the food was outstanding. A beautifully arranged kaiseki-style dinner showcased seasonal ingredients, fresh sashimi, grilled seafood, and hot pots. Breakfast was equally satisfying with a variety of small dishes and a perfectly cooked grilled fish. Everything was crafted with care and served with hospitality. ⸻ 📝 Suggestions: • Bring a tripod if you’re planning to do photography or time-lapses — the view is too good not to capture properly. • Try both the indoor and outdoor onsen during quiet hours to fully enjoy the experience. • Use the shuttle service if you’re carrying large luggage, as the walk (while scenic) do take around 30 minutes. ⸻ ⭐ Final Verdict: 9/10 Hotel Mifujien is all about the view — and it delivers. Combine that with great meals, clean traditional rooms, and hot springs, and you have the perfect base to enjoy Mt. Fuji in all its glory."

"You can tell from the moment you enter the house that it has been carefully decorated. The hotel is quiet and functional. It has a restaurant, a lounge, and two great private baths. It is super comfortable and there is also a private bath in the room. The most important thing is: the transportation in Mount Fuji is actually very underdeveloped, and the various lines are very unfriendly to foreign tourists. When we were about to check out, the lady at the front desk thoughtfully wrote down the train schedule for the destination we were going to, and also The price and time are included. The service is really good. He also understands English. I hope more tourists can discover this small but beautiful hotel."