Best Hotels in Fuefuki
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Itoyanagi Koyado Yuwa ★★★★
"I was able to relax very comfortably. The room was clean and the service was attentive. It was a little disappointing that the cleaning staff came in before check-out."
Comfort Inn Kofu Isawa ★★★
"The breakfast was stylish and tasted good."
Beautiful Japanese Garden Kagetsu ★★★★
"The room is cozy, the dinner is great, the breakfast is good, although a little expensive, it's worth it"
Mt Fuji Hanayagi No Sho Keizan ★★★★
"Although the building itself felt a bit old, it was well-maintained and very clean. The baths rotated between morning and evening, allowing us to enjoy two wonderful open-air hot springs. The water was soft and very pleasant. The breakfast buffet was delicious and satisfying. I was also touched by the thoughtfulness of the staff at the breakfast venue's reception. All the staff, from the parking attendant to the front desk and the dining area, were very kind. However, for families who eat a lot, dinner might be a little insufficient."
HOTEL KOHAKUEN ★★★
"The building has a nice atmosphere and is Japanese style, but the rooms are clean. The toilets in the rooms were also new. There was also a hot spring on the top floor, which was nice. I wasn't able to use it, but there was also a lounge on the top floor where you could drink wine, which looked nice."
Spa Land Hotel Naito ★★★
"In addition to the open-air bath, this spa facility offers many other fun things to do, such as three types of saunas and a herbal bath. It also comes equipped with a ReFa head shower, hair dryer, and iron, which are great amenities for women. All the staff were very friendly and made my stay comfortable. The food at the on-site restaurant was even better than I expected! I was very satisfied!"
Meitei No Yado Hotel Koshien ★★★★
"Everything average! All acceptable"
Itoyanagi ★★
"Stayed for 2 nights, dinner from the first night and breakfast are impeccable very delicious and varied. There is foot bath and rose garden within the breakfast area. Definitely recommend to those looking for the"
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Shinko ★★★★
"The bathroom in the hot spring hotel is very simple"
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Hotel Fuji
"I made a reservation online for a 3 PM check-in and arrived around 3:10 PM. First, there were three reception desks, but for some reason, only one was there, creating a long line. The other staff just stood there without even saying "Welcome," leaving me wondering what they were there for. I expected to wait in a crowded hotel, but what surprised me was when I finally reached the reception desk and was told, "We're still preparing our room, so please wait about 10 minutes." They didn't apologize at all, and it was as if it was a given, leaving me confused. While we waited in the lobby, people who had checked in after us were ushered in one after the other. Thinking something was odd, I asked the receptionist again, "Why isn't my room ready when I reserved a 3 PM check-in?" The receptionist's face immediately showed me in, making me panic. They said the room wasn't ready, but they'd immediately let me in if I called, which was obviously a lie, right? (Even if that were true, it's unacceptable that the room wouldn't be ready by check-in and that there was no apology for it.) Afterward, an elderly female employee guided us as if nothing had happened. However, she gave monotone instructions throughout, making it difficult to understand, and she didn't even help us with our luggage. She didn't even apologize, so when I asked, "Is it normal for a room not to be ready at check-in?" she simply replied with a wry smile, "Well, well... haha." I continued, "That's strange, isn't it?" She briefly apologized, "I see, I'm sorry about that," and then, two seconds later, she casually began guiding us to the public bath, leaving me dumbfounded. There was an awkward silence in the elevator, and as we were getting off, she suddenly grabbed my suitcase and asked, "Shall I help carry your wife's luggage?" Feeling even more uncomfortable, I declined. Incidentally, the room was just a few steps away, so it was completely pointless. With instructions like this, it would have been better to just get the key and go by ourselves. In the end, there was no formal apology or anything until check-out. If a guest was that angry at the time of the reception, one would expect them to report it to a superior and receive an apology immediately, but were they unable to even communicate and communicate? I feel the quality and capacity of the staff, not just the reception and reception staff, is insufficient for the number of guests accommodated. The guest room was a new Japanese-Western style, but there were cobwebs on the ceiling. There was a wide selection of food, but items quickly sold out and were rarely replenished. Guests would cut in line without a word and prioritize their own work (cleaning, etc.). I seriously doubt the value was worth it. I've stayed at hotels with excellent hospitality that were cheaper than this one, so I was truly surprised. There was a poster about preventing customer harassment prominently displayed in the lobby, but I think the hotel itself is also to blame for encouraging customers to complain."
Hotel Kasugai
"I stayed for two nights. It was comfortable and peaceful, with spacious rooms, delicious food, and polite staff. The only downside was the location, which was a bit far, but there was a shuttle bus, so it was a good choice. It was a truly relaxing and rejuvenating experience."
Fujinoya Yutei
"Cospa is bad, this price is difficult to visit again."
Isawa Tokiwa Hotel
"The food was good for the price. However, the open-air bath on the second day was too small for two people."
Hotel Hana Isawa
"The drink service on the day was delicious. The shabu-shabu for dinner was tasty. There was so much to choose from that I couldn't eat all the rice, so I had rice balls instead. The breakfast buffet also had a wide variety of options. Thank you."
Hotel Route-Inn Court Kofu Isawa
"Older hotel"
Hotel Sengoku
Hotel Hatta
"Hotel Yata (HOTEL YATA), Isawa Onsen, Yamanashi Prefecture - A two-day, one-night New Year's holiday! ~5-point rating~ Bad ⇒ Average ⇒ Good ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ 🔻 [First Appearance] ③ The hotel has a large entrance that reminds me of a hotel from the Showa era's bubble economy! 🔻 [Staff Response] ③ They came over as soon as I arrived by car, politely helped me unload my luggage from the car, and escorted me to the lobby. 🔻 [Lobby] ③ There was a small lobby directly in front of me upon entering, and it felt a little crowded. A friendly woman at reception kindly assisted me. An attendant guided me to my room while carrying my luggage. There was a pond with many beautiful Nishikigoi carp swimming around, and they sold food so I could feed them♪ 🔻 [Barrier-Free Access] ③ It was mostly accessible, but there were some small steps here and there. 🔻 [Room] ③ A very spacious and beautiful Japanese-style room with an outstanding sense of openness. 🔻 [View from the Room] ② Mountains in the distance, with only the peak of Mt. Fuji visible. The rest was the cityscape. 🔻 [Hot Springs] ④ There were two baths: a wine bath and a small private bath on a higher floor where you could soak while enjoying the view. The water was quite warm, and soaking in the fragrant reddish-purple tub was a very satisfying way to soothe my fatigue. The open-air bath was also very pleasant♪ 🔻 [Food (Dinner)] ④ We had dinner in a private room. This was the last meal of the year♪ Each dish was very stylish. There was a wide selection, including Koshu beef and crab, and they were all delicious. 🔻 [Hotel Shop] ③ The shop was small and mainly stocked local specialties and items related to Takeda Shingen. Being in Yamanashi Prefecture, there was a wide selection of Shine Muscat processed products. 🔻 [Cooking scene (breakfast)] ③ Since we visited during the New Year holidays, the breakfast scene was different from usual, with New Year's dishes that were a delight to the eyes♪ 🔻 [Seeing off on the way home] ③ We paid in the lobby, and the attendant carried our luggage to our car. Then, we had our photo taken at the entrance♪ Overall score: 3 🎉"
Marusa Marche
Kominka Yado Loof Sakanoie
Kikori
"If I had to say the bed was comfortable... no, not really. The mattress is on the floor and you sleep well, but obviously getting up is a bit tricky. The room is really large with a sizable sitting area at the entrance. The bathroom is a bit cramped, but comfortable. The experience with the thermal water tubs was lovely, and we even ate well. It was a wonderful experience."
Ryokan Kisen
"From the hospitality to the cleaning to the service, it was excellent and better than expected for the price. The only downside was that the water pressure in the shower in my room was so weak that it was almost unusable. It was a bit disappointing as everything else was perfect. However, there was a large public bath and even including the shower, it was a very nice ryokan! Thank you very much."
Hotel Sekifu
"The hotel was reserved for a travel agency that we used for a tour. The entrance was decorated with a large chandelier and carpets, and William Morris' paintings were used here and there. The rooms were arranged facing a large Japanese garden, giving it the feel of a large Showa-era retro inn. The inn is old, but the amenities, such as the natural hot spring hair dryers and showers, were well-thought-out. The meals were made with local ingredients and were quite filling. After the meal, there was a show and bingo tournament in the lobby, probably because it was reserved for us. We used it as a group, so I don't know how it is for individual guests. However, there was no shop, and there was a corner at the front desk that sold wine and some snacks to have with tea in the room, but there were no vending machines, so we couldn't buy bottled water, and there was no convenience store nearby, so it was inconvenient."
Fuji Sakura Onsen Ryokan
"I made a reservation with breakfast. The white rice for breakfast is delicious. Self coffee is also ◎. The correspondence of the landlady is also wonderful. I'm a little disappointed that I can't take a morning bath, but overall the cospa is good and I'm very satisfied."
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More Information About Fuefuki Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
1,079 |
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Total properties |
58 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 350 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 394 |
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Trending hotel |
Livemax Resort Isawaonsen |
FAQs About Hotels in Fuefuki
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What are the most popular hotels in Fuefuki?
There are many popular options for hotels in Fuefuki. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Livemax Resort Isawaonsen (from CAD 103), Spa Land Hotel Naito (from CAD 65) and Comfort Inn Kofu Isawa (from CAD 42) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Fuefuki?
The average price for hotels in Fuefuki is CAD 350 for weekdays, and CAD 394 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are the best hotels for families in Fuefuki?
Livemax Resort Isawaonsen (from CAD 103), Spa Land Hotel Naito (from CAD 65) and Comfort Inn Kofu Isawa (from CAD 42) are popular hotels for family travel. Book now from Trip.com and enjoy your time with families!
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Fuefuki?
Spa Land Hotel Naito (from CAD 65),Comfort Inn Kofu Isawa (from CAD 42) and Mt Fuji Hanayagi No Sho Keizan (from CAD 116) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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There are multiple promotions and discounts all year round for Trip.com users . Please check the promotions page to see what promotions are available now on Trip.com.
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Which pet-friendly hotels in Fuefuki are recommended?
Hotel Sengoku (from CAD 258) is a top pet-friendly hotel. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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Which popular hotels in Fuefuki offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Livemax Resort Isawaonsen (from CAD 103), Spa Land Hotel Naito (from CAD 65) and Comfort Inn Kofu Isawa (from CAD 42) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Fuefuki have swimming pools?
Spa Land Hotel Naito (from CAD 65), Beautiful Japanese Garden Kagetsu (from CAD 427) and Hotel Fuji (from CAD 337) provide awesome swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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What are the best sap hotels in Fuefuki?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Livemax Resort Isawaonsen (from CAD 103), Spa Land Hotel Naito (from CAD 65) and Comfort Inn Kofu Isawa (from CAD 42) provide wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Fuefuki are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Livemax Resort Isawaonsen (from CAD 103), Spa Land Hotel Naito (from CAD 65) and HOTEL KOHAKUEN (from CAD 77) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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