Fujikawaguchiko Guest Houses

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Our top choices for Fujikawaguchiko guest houses

A traditional Japanese building with a stone pagoda and a sign for a hostel.

1. SAMURISE KURA

Fujikawaguchiko

Thomas

A hot spring bath with a view of a mountain and a moon.

2. Guesthouse Sakuya

Fujikawaguchiko

Scott

A compact room with a bed, a sofa, a small table, and a window.

3. 916 Travel Inn

Tatsugaoka

Chet

A room with a large window overlooking a lake, a white car parked outside, and a table with a floral arrangement.

4. Lakepia Angel Yamanaka Lake

Yamanakako

Arnoldo

A dining table set with plates, cutlery, and glasses, with a red kettle and a small plant on a shelf in the background.

5. Fujiyama Base

Fujiyoshida

Yu Sung

A wooden cabin with a porch, illuminated by string lights, and a sign indicating it is open.

6. Lodge Stack Point

Narusawa

A hotel room with a balcony, a bed, and a view of a mountain.

7. 916 Tabi no Fuji

Tatsugaoka

"二度と利用しない！台風が来てるのに、何故か部屋の窓はちょっとだけ空いてて、布団が湿っぽくなってたし、そのせいか蚊が何匹も部屋に入ってて、夜中息子も刺されたし、ホント眠れなかった。しかも上の階の宿泊客の足音や、何をやってたのか、物音が深夜まで続いていて、二重に眠れなかった。オーナーは中国人夫婦で、建物の一階に家族で住んでシェアホテルをやってるみたいだけど、その子供らの声も遅い時間まで聞こえていて、ちょっとゆっくり休めなかった。"

MASATO

A traditional Japanese garden with a stone lantern, a wooden walkway, and a building with sliding doors.

8. Yasuragino Bettei Shikitei

Fujiyoshida

"This property was a treat to stay in, especially for the price. The traditional futons made for a quiet, relaxing evening before a busy day of touring Fujiyoshida. I was a huge fan of the wood floor bathroom and wooden bathtub as well. I would recommend spring or summer stays, as the traditional construction means it will be quite cold in the winter, but it was a lovely stay and I would recommend this to anyone visiting Mt. Fuji."

Alan

A traditional wooden interior with a stone hot spring area, wooden walls, and a large window with a view.

9. Sai no Yado Fusen

Yamanakako

jahmir

A traditional Japanese garden with a stone bridge, a small waterfall, and neatly trimmed bushes.

10. Isawa View Hotel

Fuefuki

Esther

A modern building with a wooden facade and large windows.

11. kadoya

Kosuge

A public bath with a view of autumn foliage through large windows, tiled walls, and a wooden ceiling.

12. HESTA Hakone

Motohakone

Mikayla

A bedroom with a wooden bed, a wooden table with a vase of flowers, and a chair.

13. wanderlust STAY

Marunouchi

Linda

A tatami mat room with a low table, a wooden bench, and a sliding door with a view.

14. Guest House Face to Face

Fujinomiya

Joshua

A hallway with two doors, each marked with a number.

15. Youth Hostel Sonomama

Kofu

"Stay was convenient. Although i did try to contact staff by email and phone i had no luck. But i also didnt book directly with the hostel so its not their fault either. Luckily there was somoene willing to help get in contact with staff. Bedding was comfortable enough, room was provided with air conditioning. But all in all its totally fine for a short stay. Right next to family mart and easy self check in ~ bonus!! "

Anonymous traveler

A wooden room with a bed, sliding glass doors leading to a forested area, and two wall-mounted lights.

16. Kikusui

Fujinomiya

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a large bed, two tatami mats, a small table, and a hanging light fixture.

17. Ebisuya

Marunouchi

"Check in was a little sketchy, I struggled to find the right door at first and keypad. And when I got into my room, I didn't realize the door would lock behind me when I left. I closed the door to go to the bathroom downstairs and luckily I had my phone on me with my code, but if I had locked my phone in my room without my code I would've been in a really bad spot since there is no receptionist or on-site staff. Other than that, the stay was perfect and I would absolutely come stay again. The...

Coral

A snow-covered garden with a pink flowering tree and a yellow wall.

18. Fuji-Hakone Guest House

Sengokuhara

Adam

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a shoji screen, a sliding door, and a view of a mountainous landscape.

19. root hakone

Sengokuhara

Christopher

A patio with wicker furniture, a small table, and a pair of shoes on the floor.

20. Hotel Hakone Yoina

Sengokuhara

Yenling

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Top Fujikawaguchiko Hotel Reviews

Toyoko Inn Fuji Kawaguchiko Ohashi

10/10 Excellent

"This is a good, economical hotel. It is 1 km away from Kawaguchiko station, very close to local bus stop. The hotel is very clean. The hotel appears older, but it is in good condition. Staff were very friendly and helpful."

Wakakusa no Yado Maruei Ryokan

10/10 Excellent

"The entire staff, English speaking and nonspeaking, is incredibly helpful and attentive. My family and I had an amazing time there to relax and unwind. They have multiple onsens available to male and female guests and they change the availability throughout the day. The food was an amazing dining experience as well. They have an array of tastes and bites for the breakfast meal and dinner."

Hotel Regina Kawaguchiko

8/10 Good

"We stayed on the 3rd floor and paid the "premium " for myt fuji view amd there was no mt. Fuji view. The view was road and a bunch of trees. So dont advise getting the 3rd floor to see mt. Fuji. Everything else about the hotel was pretty good other than their in room "hot tub" its not a hot tub, its jist a regular deep bath with hot water. I was leaning more towards 3Stars but the hotel was overall really nice and id stay again just wouldn't pay premium price."

Kasuitei Ohya

10/10 Excellent

"We stayed one night at Kasuitei Ooya, and it turned out to be the highlight of our time in Japan. The ryokan gets the traditional experience right without it feeling staged — tatami rooms, yukata, and a real sense of care in everything. Our room had a lake view and a private bath, which our teenagers enjoyed as much as we did. The kaiseki dinner was outstanding: beautifully presented course after course with local ingredients we didn't see anywhere else on the trip, and breakfast the next morning was just as good. The onsen is on the 7th floor, and the same floor has a viewing area where we caught the clearest Mt Fuji view of our stay at sunrise. What tied it all together was the staff. From check-in through to the shuttle back to the station, they were warm, unhurried, and seemed to anticipate what we needed before we asked. If you're deciding whether to build a ryokan night into a Japan trip, this is the place to do it."

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