Fuji Lake Hotel

The hotel arranged a very spacious room for me. The buffet dinner was incredibly rich and delicious, and there were free snacks and drinks in the lobby. It was also lovely to relax in the lobby during afternoon tea. There were no hidden fees when checking out, which I really appreciated. I also booked a hotel on Agoda for this trip, and comparing the two, Trip.com is much more reliable!

The room facilities are quite old, which is understandable for a long-standing hotel. The private hot spring was comfortable, though the sulfur smell wasn't very strong, and honestly, I don't really know much about that. Overall, it was okay. The breakfast and dinner selections weren't particularly diverse, and nothing really stood out.

I've stayed at this hotel multiple times. It's about a 10-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station, or you can call the hotel from the station for a shuttle. The rooms are spacious, and the views from the windows are excellent. The hot springs are great, with both indoor and outdoor baths. Dinner is a feast, with delicious sashimi, sushi, tempura, grilled fish, and grilled meat. I've already recommended it to my friends!

Facilities: Although the hotel is a bit old, it's well-maintained, and some rooms have been renovated. Environment: The views are excellent, especially from the observation deck where you can clearly see Mount Fuji. We happened to catch the Lake Kawaguchiko Winter Fireworks, and our lake-facing room had a great view of them. Service: The staff were very patient in explaining the hotel's facilities and services. Hotel Dinner: The buffet was delicious! While the variety might not seem extensive, everything tasted great, and the ingredients were fresh.

The service was great, with a shuttle bus to and from the station. The facilities were complete and very clean. I initially thought it might be a bit old, but to my surprise, it got better and better the longer I stayed. The hotel's location is excellent, and there's a rooftop observation deck with unobstructed views, perfect for photos. The highlight was definitely the breakfast and dinner; dinner included an all-you-can-eat grilled wagyu, and breakfast with views of Mount Fuji was also a delight.