Best Hotels in Fuefuki
Explore Fuefuki with 58 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
HOTEL KOHAKUEN ★★★
"The staff provided excellent service."
Beautiful Japanese Garden Kagetsu ★★★★
"Excellent! The bed was very comfortable, the bathtub was very clean, I took a bath, and bought bath salts. It was a very good experience, it's a pity I only booked one night. I highly recommend staying several nights. It was a very good experience."
Spa Land Hotel Naito ★★★
"Service staff were efficient, although queueing to trade your keys for your shoes slowed things down. (Understandable, because this is also a day-trip onsen, so the hotel needs to ensure all tabs are covered before letting guests go.) Facilities were old but well-maintained, although my room window couldn't be closed without force. Wide variety of baths to choose from, and convenient hours. Note that there is no shampoo, conditioner or body soap in guestrooms, as this is an onsen facility - all soaps and bath amenities are provided in the onsen area. Several onsite restaurants providing many food options, which made up for the lack of vegetarian-friendly options around the area."
Livemax Resort Isawaonsen ★★★
"The room was spacious, the bathroom was large, and I was very satisfied. The last four digits of the reservation number I received from Trip.com were different from the reservation number the hotel received, so I had to wait about 15 minutes at check-in. I never found out the reason, but my stay was comfortable. I chose the Sunday evening stay with breakfast included, which was a great decision. Prices are higher everywhere on weekends and the day before holidays, but I would like to visit again on a Sunday or another day when it's relatively less crowded."
Comfort Inn Kofu Isawa ★★★
"I arrived late, but the staff were kind and I had a pleasant stay."
Meitei No Yado Hotel Koshien ★★★★
"This is a tranquil, Japanese-style inn with a beautiful garden. I was disappointed that I couldn't use the hot stone sauna or regular sauna this time as they were fully booked. Meals were served in private rooms in the dining area. The view from our room was absolutely wonderful. Both dinner and breakfast featured delicious dishes made with ingredients from Yamanashi. For breakfast, I had the option of a table or counter, so I chose the counter and enjoyed the meal while gazing at the sunlit mountains. It was 37℃ the day we arrived, and we were exhausted, so it was a bit of a letdown that the room wasn't cooled down yet."
Itoyanagi Koyado Yuwa ★★★★
"It was a very nice accommodation!"
Itoyanagi ★★
"The hotel rooms are very modern and in good sanitary condition. The rooms are equipped with a massage hot spring bathtub, which makes it very convenient to take a bath in the room! The staff is very considerate, the service is attentive and thoughtful, and the food tastes super good 😋😋 I stayed for two consecutive nights and the dinner was not repeated. It was exquisite and delicious. It was very comfortable to enjoy it in a separate room The breakfast has a wide variety of options. I initially thought it was a normal buffet breakfast, but there is a designated table assigned to the room, and the food tastes good and is carefully prepared. It is a very good buffet breakfast The public hot springs are well-equipped, and you can also book a private hot spring online. It is equipped with shower facilities, which is very convenient. It is very convenient to take a bath with friends! If I have a chance, I will definitely book this hotel next time I visit the Ishiwa Onsen area😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻"
Mt Fuji Hanayagi No Sho Keizan ★★★★
"The breakfast was delicious with lots of variety."
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Hotel Kasugai
"When I first arrived the hotel (on a Saturday) I did not see a single guest in the lobby level and for a while I wondered if I was the only person staying here until the dinner time. There was something unique about the hotel that made it super quiet and low key, that you would rarely see or hear others although they play music like many Japanese hotel so it doesn't feel deserted. This, plus the fact that the hotel is upscale, made me feel like a very special guest. I picked the western styled Twin Room. The benefit of this room is that it's on the high floors. Since this is one of the highest building in the region I got a very good view on the surrounding countryside and mountains. The room was spacious and while it was slightly old,felt upscale and comfy. The traffic around the hotel basically disappeared at night so it was very quiet. The food was also good. For dinner they offered something like Japanese fusion food, which is pretty rare in Japanese hotels. The staff was super nice and wrote multiple notes in English explaining things to me. I never stayed in a hotel in Japan that they will do it this far. They also had a all-you-can-eat dessert bar which was pretty tasty. On my second night the chef made a completely customized menu for me so I wouldn't eat the any of the same food again, which was also very cool. The breakfast buffet was slightly less impressive and was focused on Japanese options, but still a good one. The restaurant had huge windows looking at the garden outside, while they decorate nicely. The hot spring bath wasn't very big, but on my both nights of stay I mostly got them for myself as this is a truly quiet hotel. The only downside of this place is that there was little to do outside of hot spring bath. It's located in a quiet suburban residential area that can only be accessed by car or shuttle bus (which doesn't require reservation but has limited services). The hotel is a bit expensive so people expecting actions may not like it so much. But if you are looking for a quiet, slow and graceful stay, I think this hotel is a wonderful option. Note that there are other hotels with very similar names in this region. Read carefully before you book."
Hotel Fuji
"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."
Fujinoya Yutei
"Cospa is bad, this price is difficult to visit again."
Isawa Tokiwa Hotel
"The food was good for the price. However, the open-air bath on the second day was too small for two people."
Hotel Sekitei
"Amazing staff and fantastic facilities"
Hotel Route-Inn Court Kofu Isawa
"The staff were very friendly, and the instructions we received at check-in were clear and easy to understand. The building is not new, but the faucets and other amenities have been replaced and are well-maintained, making it comfortable. The parking lot was full, so I expected the breakfast area to be crowded, but it wasn't crowded at all, and I was able to eat at my own pace. The food is presented well, so perhaps it's because it's quick to get. The rice and miso soup are delicious, so be careful not to overeat."
Hotel Yamanami
"Although this hot spring hotel has some history, it is well maintained. From the room or the viewing platform on the top floor, you can see a series of mountain views...beautiful! The room is well-equipped and clean. What's great is that at this price (more than a thousand Hong Kong dollars), one room and two meals are absolutely impeccable. Although the dinner was not luxurious, the tableware used was very Kaiseki style. I went to Japan three times after the full shutdown. The hot spring hotels that cost more than 3,000 yuan and stayed in are no longer the same as before. I have seen a few semi-self-service hotels with no waiters, and I am disappointed. The breakfast arrangement is Japanese style + semi-buffet, which is very good. Overall it's top-notch!"
Hotel Hana Isawa
"The facilities seem a little old, but the staff are hospitable and the place is clean, so I think it's a good place to stay. The room is a Japanese-style room. When I checked in, the futon was laid out, but it's nice to be able to lie down right away. The toilet and sink are by the window, so it's hard to use because the table and refrigerator get in the way. However, the refrigerator and air conditioner were good and cold. The hot spring seems to be from a private source, and it's clear but a little slimy, which is nice. The heated one can get hot, but the cold one might be closer to the source. The cooler one was also slimy. There is also an open-air bath, which is nice. I was glad that I happened to be able to see the fireworks at night. It was short, though. This time, I went to see the peaches and grapes, but it seems there is also cormorant fishing, so next time I might come to see the cormorant fishing."
Hotel Hatta
"Hotel Yata (HOTEL YATA), Isawa Onsen, Yamanashi Prefecture - A two-day, one-night New Year's holiday! ~5-point rating~ Bad ⇒ Average ⇒ Good ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ 🔻 [First Appearance] ③ The hotel has a large entrance that reminds me of a hotel from the Showa era's bubble economy! 🔻 [Staff Response] ③ They came over as soon as I arrived by car, politely helped me unload my luggage from the car, and escorted me to the lobby. 🔻 [Lobby] ③ There was a small lobby directly in front of me upon entering, and it felt a little crowded. A friendly woman at reception kindly assisted me. An attendant guided me to my room while carrying my luggage. There was a pond with many beautiful Nishikigoi carp swimming around, and they sold food so I could feed them♪ 🔻 [Barrier-Free Access] ③ It was mostly accessible, but there were some small steps here and there. 🔻 [Room] ③ A very spacious and beautiful Japanese-style room with an outstanding sense of openness. 🔻 [View from the Room] ② Mountains in the distance, with only the peak of Mt. Fuji visible. The rest was the cityscape. 🔻 [Hot Springs] ④ There were two baths: a wine bath and a small private bath on a higher floor where you could soak while enjoying the view. The water was quite warm, and soaking in the fragrant reddish-purple tub was a very satisfying way to soothe my fatigue. The open-air bath was also very pleasant♪ 🔻 [Food (Dinner)] ④ We had dinner in a private room. This was the last meal of the year♪ Each dish was very stylish. There was a wide selection, including Koshu beef and crab, and they were all delicious. 🔻 [Hotel Shop] ③ The shop was small and mainly stocked local specialties and items related to Takeda Shingen. Being in Yamanashi Prefecture, there was a wide selection of Shine Muscat processed products. 🔻 [Cooking scene (breakfast)] ③ Since we visited during the New Year holidays, the breakfast scene was different from usual, with New Year's dishes that were a delight to the eyes♪ 🔻 [Seeing off on the way home] ③ We paid in the lobby, and the attendant carried our luggage to our car. Then, we had our photo taken at the entrance♪ Overall score: 3 🎉"
Hotel Kakyo
"This is an inn in Isawa Onsen, located just across Fuefuki Bridge. The rooms are spacious, about 12 tatami mats, and there is a comfortable sofa chair on the veranda. The hot springs are alternated between men and women, but they only do so at night, so I have only used one of the baths so far. The open-air bath is large enough for a few people. We ate at the restaurant. The rice was cooked in a kettle, and all the dishes were set out except for the soup and dessert. The flame underneath the bowl was kept lit so that the tempura wouldn't get cold. There was a wide selection of dishes, and I couldn't finish all of the cooked rice. Breakfast was also served at the same restaurant. We stayed on a Saturday, but the price wasn't expensive, so it was nice to be able to relax and enjoy the hot springs and the food."
Ryokan Kisen
"A great Japanese-style hot spring ♨️ hotel, the Japanese garden is very exquisite, suitable for friends who want to take photos and check in! The tatami room is small but clean and tidy. The facilities are a bit old, but well maintained! Breakfast and dinner are very rich! The hot spring ♨️ is also great, and there is a special foot bath! You can go soak your feet to relieve the fatigue of the journey!"
Riraku
"Comfortable, clean and casual"
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FAQ – Hotels in Fuefuki
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What are the best places to stay in Fuefuki?
Some of the best places to stay in Fuefuki are near popular attractions like Isawa Onsen Tourism Association, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are some of the best hotels in Fuefuki?
The most popular Fuefuki hotels for your stay: Spa Land Hotel Naito (from £34), Livemax Resort Isawaonsen (from £15) and Comfort Inn Kofu Isawa (from £24) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Fuefuki are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Spa Land Hotel Naito (from £34), Itoyanagi Koyado Yuwa (from £156) and Isawa View Hotel (from £37) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Fuefuki have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Spa Land Hotel Naito (from £34), HOTEL KOHAKUEN (from £40) and Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Shinko (from £55) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Fuefuki have swimming pools?
Spa Land Hotel Naito (from £34), Beautiful Japanese Garden Kagetsu (from £196) and Hotel Fuji (from £145) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Fuefuki offer an especially good breakfast ?
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Shinko (from £55),Mt Fuji Hanayagi No Sho Keizan (from £60) and Beautiful Japanese Garden Kagetsu (from £196) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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