Best Hotels in Kofu
Explore Kofu hotels and choose from 36 properties near landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining.
Dormy Inn Kofu Marunouchi Natural Hot Spring ★★★★
"Very good breakfast both variety and taste. Nice onsen, free ramen at night, free ice cream. Need to pay for parking fee. A bit far from the shopping mall and restaurants."
Kofu Washington Hotel Plaza ★★★
"It's not new, but it's clean and well-cleaned. The facilities are a little old, but you can stay there normally. The breakfast assistance was disappointing, as none of the staff could be heard to greet you."
Kofu Kinenbi Hotel ★★★
"My family stayed here. They said the room was very spacious and they could relax comfortably. The convenience store being within walking distance from the front desk was a big plus. They also mentioned how helpful the staff were; they kindly arranged accessible parking when requested and gave them a room closest to the elevator, as they hoped. The large public bath was great, and the cypress open-air bath was apparently very comfortable."
Comfort Inn Kofu Showa Inter ★★★
"Breakfast was bread, salad and a bowl of rice, but no soup, which was not to my taste. The single room was spacious, clean and comfortable."
Dormy Inn Kofu Natural Hot Spring ★★★
"very convenient with great location"
Centia Hotel Naito ★★★
"Good:)"
Tokiwa Hotel ★★★★
"I was able to stay at a very cheap price through a summer vacation sale on a certain travel site. I was very satisfied with the price, but is it really worth it to be called a state guesthouse in Kofu? That's what I felt. The appearance is eh! I tought. The exterior wall of the building faces the main road... When we entered, we were greeted by a parking lot attendant, and everyone at the front desk and the restaurant staff were so friendly, they had big smiles and loud voices. I can see that they put a lot of effort into customer service. Because the building is large, the voices may be naturally louder. The magnificent garden immediately catches your eye as you enter. I don't think there are many gardens that are so well-maintained. The inside of the hotel is also clean and feels good. There was a tour of the hotel, where we talked about the history of the hotel, the garden, and the exhibits. I received a welcome drink of grape juice, but I also received a glass of it with my evening meal, so tea and sweets would have been better. I would like to have more grape juice and wine tasting tickets included. The room is a two-room Japanese style room with a view of Mt. Fuji. I mistakenly thought it was a Western-style room and clicked. In Japanese-style rooms, I don't like people coming into my room while I'm relaxing and putting up and lowering my futon. It was a state guesthouse, and they laid out futons between meals and provided us with late-night snacks. The refrigerator in the room provided juice, carbonated water, and water. There were two bottles of water at room temperature for coffee and tea, but there were only two drip type coffees, and since it's a Japanese hotel, coffee after meals is not included, so I guess it's not enough for one person to drink one cup in two days. Mt. Fuji could only be seen a little in the morning due to the bad weather. Still, I'm impressed. The room was nice and spacious, but the TV was small for the size of the room. The tatami was rippling. In the alcove, there is a hanging scroll with October on it, and although it is in good condition, the floor tatami is full of fraying. I wonder if it was before it was renovated into a Western-style room? The food was delicious, but there were no surprises or surprises. The sashimi is fish flown in alive from the Goto Islands. There was an explanation, but do you care about that? I tought. More than that, I would have liked the grilled fish for breakfast to be freshly grilled and the thickly baked eggs to be freshly made. It was a nice grilled fish, but it was cold. The thick fried egg was cold and cut in half. I wanted the rice to be served in a bowl. The hot springs are a little lukewarm. They provide ice cream, barley tea, and water after you take a bath. The hair dryer was a Dyson. It was a hotel that made me feel like I was in some places."
Kaino Hotel ★★★
"Clean room, great service."
Hotel 1-2-3 Kofu Shingen Onsen ★★★
"The room is a bit old, the smell of cigarettes is very strong, have to open the window to sleep. The accommodation is near Mega Donki, walk under the bridge and there will be a Family Mart. It is according to the price. On Saturday, there is breakfast provided, which is acceptable."
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Traveller inn KOFU
"The place is clean The staff are friendly ☺️ Breakfast are also good 😉"
Hotel Route-Inn Court Kofu
"Very good! Very good!"
Hotel New Station
"Although it is a little old, it is conveniently located near the station. Wi-Fi is available, and even though it is old, the soundproofing is good so there were no inconveniences. There was only one type of breakfast, not a buffet, but it was comfortable and not crowded."
Shironohotel Kofu
"It's new and clean. The breakfast is delicious. The rice, miso, and fruit from Yamanashi are delicious. I eat too much. The room and the bathroom are not large, but I come here for work every time, so it's within the acceptable range. I didn't ask for a high floor, so this time I was on the third floor for the first time. It's a shame that the windows are difficult to open."
Ryokan Meiji
"If you are in Kofu, this is definitely one of the newer hotel in the city. Onsen hotel with breakfast included in my booking, although we found the onsen rather small, with the breakfast average at best. Room design was a tad awkward, but overall very functional."
Toyoko Inn Kofu Eki Minami Guchi No 1
"I stayed at this hotel 13 years ago and had a good impression of it; it's a budget hotel relatively close to Kofu Station. They also offer free breakfast and a shuttle service from the station. This time, coinciding with the Shingen Kosei Festival, I stayed for three days. A temporary night market was being held in front of the hotel for three days, offering a wide variety of food. However, on the first night, I stayed in room 213. Whenever the water was turned on in the room upstairs, there was a loud gurgling sound followed by a series of dripping pipe noises, very frequent and numerous, severely disrupting my sleep. I mentioned this to the hotel, but they said they were full for that day and could only change my room the next day. I understood the high occupancy rate during the festival and tolerated it for one night, though I was woken up several times in the middle of the night by the dripping sound. The soundproofing in the hallway was also very poor; I could hear footsteps, and the elevator's clanging was very jarring. I suggest the hotel staff try sleeping in it themselves; I think this room should not be used for future guests. The hotel staff at the front desk were quite nice and understanding. They arranged room 620 the next day, which eliminated the dripping sound, and the hallway soundproofing was greatly improved."
Sekisuiji Onsen – Koyubō Zabō‑an
"This time I came to Japan to find a quieter hot spring hotel, relax, sit and forget to completely exceed expectations. The room was more spacious than expected, the environment was very quiet, and the whole person slowed down after the stay. The kaiseki cuisine at night is very exquisite, not only beautifully presented, but every dish can eat the characteristics of the season ingredients, and the taste is also very good. After soaking in the hot springs, I slept very comfortably. I also experienced yoga classes the next morning. The first time I participated, there was no pressure at all. After the end, the whole person was refreshed. The staff service is very meticulous, from the check-in introduction to the dining arrangement, they are very thoughtful, and they will help in time if there is a problem. It is more suitable for slowing down and enjoying the time in the hotel, rather than rushing to check in the attractions. If you come to Japan in the future, you will definitely choose here."
Hotel Danrokan
"The all-you-can-eat ice cream was amazing! Since I booked this hotel without any prior information, it was a pleasant surprise. Breakfast was also delicious. The bath had good hot water, but the age and small size of the room were disappointing. The location is great, close to the station!"
Hotel Yuo Onsen
"It's about a 10-minute walk from Minami-Kofu Station. It only offers rooms without meals, and the price was 6,000 yen on a Saturday. The building and room facilities are old. The rooms are designed like a business hotel. The hot spring is a public bath that is open until 11:00 PM. However, you cannot bathe in the morning, and you will have to use the bathroom in your room. Heated hot spring water is also available in the rooms. The large public bath has a bathtub with lukewarm spring water flowing directly from the source and a heated bathtub, and the lukewarm bath for lying down is especially pleasant. As for the hot spring, I think it's great for people who like lukewarm water."
Tabist Hotel Yamashiro Onsen
"Peaceful and good for family trip"
Hotel Free Style
"I stayed for one night without meals. My attitude was that all I needed was a bath and a place to sleep. The front desk staff were casual but polite. I liked them. If I have the opportunity, I would like to return."
wanderlust STAY
"We came to Yamanashi for a workshop, and the four of us chose Wanderlust's Mountain Hut. I was truly pleasantly surprised; the entire apartment was meticulously decorated and designed, and I was very grateful to have met such a thoughtful host. We had a wonderful evening."
Youth Hostel Sonomama
"The location is great. The price reasonably reflects what services and facilities you can get from the hostel. I think the hostel should clearly state that the room users need to make the bed while checking in and remove the bed sheets and towels during check out when booking the hostel room."
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More Information About Kofu Hotels
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Number of reviews |
1,502 |
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Total properties |
36 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 184 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 213 |
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Dormy Inn Kofu Natural Hot Spring |
FAQs About Hotels in Kofu
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What are the most popular hotels in Kofu?
There are many popular options for hotels in Kofu. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Dormy Inn Kofu Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 79), Kofu Washington Hotel Plaza (from CAD 63) and Dormy Inn Kofu Marunouchi Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 80) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Kofu?
The average price for hotels in Kofu is CAD 184 for weekdays, and CAD 213 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Kofu?
Dormy Inn Kofu Marunouchi Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 80),Tokiwa Hotel (from CAD 242) and Dormy Inn Kofu Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 79) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which hotels with fitness facilities in Kofu are popular?
Kaino Hotel (from CAD 80) is a popular hotel with a fitness center. Keep your fitness plan during traveling from Trip.com!
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Which popular hotels in Kofu offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Dormy Inn Kofu Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 79), Kofu Washington Hotel Plaza (from CAD 63) and Dormy Inn Kofu Marunouchi Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 80) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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What are the best sap hotels in Kofu?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Dormy Inn Kofu Marunouchi Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 80), Kaino Hotel (from CAD 80) and Hotel New Station (from CAD 60) provide wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Kofu are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Dormy Inn Kofu Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 79), Dormy Inn Kofu Marunouchi Natural Hot Spring (from CAD 80) and Kofu Kinenbi Hotel (from CAD 108) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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