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AAngela_BYYLocated just right behind the train station, no need to use staircase, convenient for heavy luagages.
During my 1 night stay, they even upgraded my room to Fujisan view.
The roof top balcony was a gem, can see Mt Fuji when it's
good weather.
Open resting place at 1st floor was truly convenient. We stored our luagage after checked out and still can come back and eat our lunch there. The place was clean, well managed and cozy.
Lastly, the staffs were amazing. They speak fluent Mandarin as they came from Taiwan. Another thing, those who drives, free car park also available.
SSkull88The hotel was a pleasant surprise with an unexpectedly rich array of activities.
Hidden in the back garden was a large, beautifully manicured Japanese garden. Sipping Japanese matcha while gazing at the small bridges and flowing water was incredibly relaxing.
The taiko drum performance was incredibly energetic! The young performers had amazing stamina, drumming, dancing, and chanting all at once. During the intermission, they even invited children to join in and drum to the rhythm. I later found out it was a performance put on by the hotel staff themselves, which showed so much love and dedication.
There were also bingo games and piano performances, and even one-year-old kids got to wear cute little yukatas! 🫰
From the room, we had a view of Mount Fuji, which was still covered in snow in March. It was cold but stunningly beautiful.
The only minor downsides were that the rooftop open-air onsen with Mount Fuji views was open to women only very early in the morning, and we didn't get a chance to enjoy it due to our schedule. Also, the food might not have been the freshest; after all, fresh seafood isn't exactly a mountain specialty. While we didn't experience vomiting or diarrhea after eating, we did feel a bit off for two days.
SShadoWofAlex357We stayed for a couple of nights. The hotel is very old and desperately needs a major renovation: the hallways are shabby and dirty, the carpet is stained all over, and the elevator is tiny—barely fitting two people. But the rooms themselves are perfectly fine:
- Clean and tidy
- Clean, white bedding
- Sterilized mugs and toilet
- Looks neat, even though the room itself is small.
The outdoor hot springs are great, moderately hot, and convenient. There are only a few downsides:
- No washing machines
- A bit far from the train station (about a 15-minute walk)
- The duvet didn't have a cover (it was tucked in with a sheet, which easily comes loose and generally isn't very hygienic)
- The internet isn't the fastest or most stable
- If you get noisy neighbors, it will be unpleasant, as the soundproofing is excellent.
- They don't accept luggage if you send it via local transport companies.
Overall, the hotel is good if you're staying for just a few days. If you plan to stay in the area for a week or more, I'd recommend looking for another place.
GGuest UserIt was a perfect stay at Bessho Sasa my family and I really appreciated the superb service the staff provided my family (I travelled with my 88-year old mum so we had quite a lot of needs) with. I had left some items in the room and they promptly had it couriered to me in Tokyo. The dinners each night were very well prepared, each day was fun-filled with so many activities. The Taiko show was done so professionally I was surprised that the drummers were all staff of the resort!! I would love to re-visit the resort again some day.
GGuest UserMany people criticize this B&B, so I'll say a few fair words. First of all, the landlord is an auntie who speaks a little English but not Chinese. She chatted with me in English when I checked in. Because it's a homestay, there are many rules, such as no smoking, throwing towels in a bamboo basket after taking a shower, trying to be quiet after 11pm, washing dishes after breakfast, etc. I live with my son, and these rules are not a big problem for us, so I feel good overall. And because I checked in before 8pm, the landlord sent breakfast, including bread, fried eggs, grilled sausage, and salad, which tasted really good.
GGuest UserThe place is huge, able to fit at least 5 pax. It split up the shower into dry and wet area. The toilet bowl is also in a separate room. We cooked at this place as it has all the necessary wares. You could also rent the barbecue set for a price. When we are there it came with 4 ticket to the public onsen just beside the cottage.
The only cons in my opinion is you should probably drive to the place.
GGuest UserEverything was great, the only downside is that it's right next to the train tracks. I was woken up by a train around 5 AM, which meant I had to get up. But on the bright side, an early bird catches the worm, so I just got an early start on my sightseeing!
KKiat Tiong YeoResort in Fuyo is located very conveniently and if you get the Mount Fuji view like my room, you’ll wake up with the amazing view! Down side is the lobby and walk way in general smells like cigarettes…
GGuest UserI was pleasantly surprised to catch a partial glimpse of the top of Mount Fuji from my room, even though there were buildings obstructing part of the view. The room facilities were very new and well-equipped. I was particularly delighted that the room provided an electric grill, perfect for tabletop BBQ; we bought wagyu beef and fresh vegetables from the supermarket every night to grill. There was also a microwave, which was very convenient. The self-check-in process was smooth and easy. Shopping and dining options nearby were fantastic; there's a convenience store just a few minutes away, and across the street, there's a row of restaurants. Paid hot springs are also available in the vicinity.
GGuest UserHotel has a very good location, very close to Fuji-Q bus station. It rather easy to find it. An ability to rent a bicycle, gives you a chance to get around Fujiyoshida and Fugikawaguchiko easily. We stayed in acottage style annex with an open air bath (onsen style), so we found it great. Plenty of space, two storey apartments and the bath outside make our experience much more better than we expected.