Fuefuki Hotels with Breakfast

A classic old-school modern hotel with ryokan-type service. The room is huge and has excellent views of the river. On a good day, it should be possible to see Mount Fuji as well. There is also big onsen area with an outdoor bath area. Dinner is served on the ground floor restaurant and it was a delicious multicourse meal which includes really good wagyu steak with wasabi shoyuzuke. Dessert also includes the region's famed grapes. Breakfast was served buffet style with selection of Japanese and western items. I drove to the hotel with a rental car. It is not too far from a station on a local line but I recommend driving around to explore instead. The patrons to the hotel also seemed more local.

The hotel room is very modern, the health is good, the room is equipped with a massage hot spring bath, it is very convenient to soak in the room! The staff is very caring, the service is attentive and thoughtful, the food tastes super good 😋😋 I stayed for two consecutive nights and the meal was not repeated. The exquisite and delicious food was very comfortable in the independent room. The breakfast choice is rich. I thought it was a general buffet breakfast, but there is a designated table with the room, and the food tastes good, the preparation is attentive, it is a good buffet breakfast. The public hot spring is fully equipped, and you can also make an online reservation for a private style. It is equipped with shower facilities. It is very convenient. It is very convenient to take a bath with friends! If you have the opportunity, you will definitely book this hotel next time you go to Shihe Hot Spring Area 😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The food is excellent! The service is extraordinary!

The food was good for the price. However, the open-air bath on the second day is too small to be full if two people enter.

The temperature of the hot spring in the large public bath was not too hot and was just right for a comfortable bath. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of stewed dishes and was delicious.

Very good oil hotel, perfect equipment, clean and tidy rooms, daily necessities are all available, convenient location, courteous staff, thoughtful care, next time you book the choice.

It is a traditional hot spring hotel. We stayed in the old wing this time. I heard that one side is newly renovated. The old wing really has its age and the rooms have a bit of a smell. In mid-February, we made a reservation for the family bath on the 5th floor, but the floor was damaged and had not been repaired. It was dangerous for children to pass by. The front desk had limited English and could not fully communicate. There are not many tourists, and overall I am very satisfied.

A pretty standard hotel, room size is huge and Bath house was big too. They provide free flow ice cream too!

The room was large and the bath was large, so I was very satisfied. Trip.com The ４ digit under the reservation number received from Mr. Trip.com was different from the reservation number that arrived at the hotel, so I had to wait about 15 minutes at check-in. After all, I didn't understand it, but the stay was comfortable. I chose breakfast for my Sunday night stay, but it was a great answer. The price will rise everywhere the day before Saturday, Sunday, and holidays, but next time I would like to visit again on a relatively vacant day such as Sunday.

The facilities feel a bit old, but I feel hospitality to the staff, and I think it is a good inn with a beautiful feeling. The room is a Japanese room. It felt like a futon was pulled at check-in, but it might be nice to be able to lie down immediately. The toilet and wash basin are on the window side, and the table and refrigerator interfere with it and it feels difficult to use. However, the refrigerator and air conditioner were good and cold. The hot springs are like their own spring sources, transparent but a little lukewarm and nice. Heating sometimes gets hot, but cold ones may be closer to the source. There was a cold one. There is also an open-air bath and it feels good. I'm glad I happened to see the fireworks at night. It's short. This time it was for peaches, grapes, and rough purposes, but it seems that there is ukai, so next time I may want to come to the ukai tour.