So beautiful! I stayed at the Life Hotel on Mount Fuji

It needs to have a Japanese style, an onsen hotel, and an absolutely stunning hotel view with photogenic rooms. These are the common requirements of hotel enthusiasts. After comparing many hotels, I sincerely recommend this one. It has private onsen baths and 24-hour hot springs. Location The hotel is located at the westernmost end of the entire Kawaguchiko shoreline, offering the best view of Mount Fuji from Kawaguchiko. All rooms face Mount Fuji directly, with unbeatable views. In the morning, you can enjoy the famous 'upside-down Fuji' view, where Mount Fuji is reflected in Kawaguchiko—it's truly beautiful! Whether in the bath, guest room, restaurant, or lounge, you can see Mount Fuji by just looking up. Room The room is a 71-square-meter suite with large floor-to-ceiling windows offering an unobstructed view of Mount Fuji. The room is spacious with a walk-in closet, bathroom, bathtub, and a full set of Pola toiletries. Two sets of Japanese yukata are provided. The 59-square-meter rooms all come with private onsen baths; additionally, there are 46-square-meter standard Japanese rooms (although they don't have private onsen baths, the hotel has an open-air hot spring facing Mount Fuji on the first floor, open 24 hours). Dining As a standard boutique Japanese hotel, one night with two meals is a must; staying one night includes dinner that evening and breakfast the next morning. Breakfast is served from 7:30 to 8:30, and the restaurant is on the second floor, with private rooms and scenic spots. The service is one-on-one. The food is quite exquisite and changes daily. For dinner, you can choose between shabu-shabu or Japanese cuisine. Facilities The hotel's entertainment facilities include a ping-pong room and a selfie studio, excellent indoor and outdoor onsen pools, and a library with massage chairs. However, nothing beats lying down and enjoying the view of Mount Fuji and the lake. After breakfast and checking out, you can still enjoy the public onsen at the hotel. The onsen is gender-separated, and both indoor and outdoor areas are very comfortable. Service After arriving at the station, ask the staff to call the hotel, and they will come to pick you up. There is attentive reception at the hotel entrance. When checking in at the lobby, the hostess will first serve welcome tea and snacks, and the check-in process is done with traditional Japanese kneeling service, full of ceremonial Japanese onsen style.