Hotels in Susono

"There is a convenience store with a hotel, which is particularly convenient. There is a river behind the scenery is very beautiful. The facilities in the room are also very new and very clean. Very recommended"

"A traditional Japanese hot spring hotel. Originally I booked a Japanese room with a bathroom, but in the end I had to take a bath by myself. What was surprising was that the hot spring was very comfortable. There was an old lady inside who was very hospitable. Even though she didn't speak English, she held a tablet and introduced the various facilities of their hotel along the way. She also introduced that there was a water wheel outside their door, where you could see fireflies. It happened to rain that day, so we didn't see any fireflies. I really want to see them! Their service is really good. We had just finished checking out and when we turned around, they found that we had missed something, so they gave it to us immediately. This kind of thoughtful service really made me feel at home! The old lady also saw us off. She was very cute and loved to laugh. We kept chatting in half Japanese and half English. She was really kind! I hope she is healthy."

"I used it on the return of the event at Fuji Speedway. It seems to be far from public transportation locomotives, but it is convenient because it is immediately off the high speed for car use. It is also close to the main road and easy to understand. The night view was beautiful because it was located in a small high place overlooking the city from the hotel. There was a restaurant in the hotel, but it was closed on Sunday. There was a convenience store next to it, a big tavern next to it, and dinner was within walking distance. The room was clean, there was a dressing table, and I was happy to have separate pajamas. I am grateful for this person than yukata. There is also a bathroom in the room, but there is a large communal bath on the first floor, and there is also cosmetics and cleaning, which is very good. I'll tell the front desk to lend me a hair iron. Ice making machines and washing machines were also substantial. It was very good that there was a Doutor coffee machine in the lobby that you can drink at any time. The breakfast buffet was very satisfying with both Japanese and Western dishes and a large number of items."

"This hotel deserves a 5** rating! The room provided by the hotel can see Mount Fuji, which added a little surprise to our itinerary, because the room rate is very reasonable, and there is free parking. Even better, there is breakfast every day, and free cocktails and drinks are also provided in the evening. The hotel lobby has different travel-sized skin care products for women to choose from, and there are also different types of pillows for tourists. In addition, there are hot springs for men and women to enjoy at different times! It is very worth recommending this hotel👍🏻 All supporting facilities are well done, and the room is very clean and tidy"

"The facilities of the hotel are sufficient. It may depend on the room, but I felt the bathtub was small. Due to the location near the bypass intersection, admission to the parking lot on the hotel grounds is restricted."

"there are things that other hotels don't have. There is a bus to the cancer center, such as slippers for moving in the building, room clocks, restaurants where you can have dinner, etc., and it is close to the supermarket, and there is nothing to say."

"The hotel room is spacious, with two parts of the living room and bedroom, and the price is $500 very good value. The equipment is very complete, there are water dispensers, paid drinks machines, breakfast, and there is a chance to visit again."

"Extremely unpleasant experience at Toyoko Inn. During breakfast, we were asked to either move to another table or leave altogether because the table we were sitting at was apparently ”reserved” by a dirty glass. Seriously? Is this a new reservation system — leave behind a used cup and disappear? We had no way of knowing that an abandoned dirty glass meant the entire table was “booked.” Meanwhile, there was a line of guests waiting for seats, and instead of managing the space fairly, the staff allowed someone to “claim” a table and leave — at the expense of others who were actually there. It raises the question: is this how Toyoko Inn treats all guests, or is this kind of attitude reserved for people with European appearance? It left a very bad taste. This incident overshadowed all the good things about this hotel."