Hotels Near Oike Park in Fujikawaguchiko

Great location with bus stop right in front of us. We got lake view, which was quite nice too. Breakfast was okay, bbq dinner was great. Staff was very kind and helpful. We eat less beef, and they were able to arrange more chicken for us the next day. Couldn’t try out the public bath and wine tasting due to the kids. The only thing was no laundry service available. Overall it was a great stay. Thank you!

I recently stayed at the Royal Hotel Kawaguchiko and had a pleasant experience overall. The location is excellent—it’s conveniently close to Lake Kawaguchi and offers easy access to local attractions and transportation. The highlight, however, was the stunning view of Mount Fuji from my room. Waking up to that iconic view was absolutely breathtaking and made my stay unforgettable. The room itself was quite old but well-maintained. While the decor felt a bit dated, everything was clean, functional, and comfortable. The space was adequate, and the upkeep showed that the hotel takes pride in maintaining its facilities. I opted for the half-board meal plan, and the food was decent. The dinner and breakfast offerings were varied, with Japanese options. While not gourmet, the meals were satisfying and provided good value for the price. The public onsen was another highlight of my stay. It was clean, relaxing, and offered a peaceful way to unwind after a day of exploring. The soothing hot springs with a view of the surrounding nature added to the overall experience. Overall, the Royal Hotel Kawaguchiko is a solid choice for those looking for a comfortable stay with a fantastic view of Mount Fuji, decent meals, and a relaxing onsen experience. While the rooms could use a modern update, the cleanliness and maintenance make up for it. I would definitely consider staying here again!

The service staff is very nice and attentive. The room is also very clean. They will also recommend sightseeing trains and routes. They are very attentive. Highly recommend.

The lobby and the room we stayed in was refurbished with modern touch. However the public bath spaces was relatively small and old. We used the garden public bath and it was very cold because there’s a door going outside right across the door the comes into the interior bath area. When people coming in or going out to the external hot springs, both doors opened and the wind blows into the interior hot spring area where the shower area is. The most unacceptable point is that the hot water system broke down (lack of water in hot water tank) that night hence the shower water was only warm and not hot enough to beat the coldness from the entrance. Hence we did not enjoy the public hot spring and went back to our room with the interior private bath. But the water was also not hot due to hot water tank was lack of water. Hence the in room bath is not hot spring. I was finally able to enjoy the in room bath in the morning. But they really need to make improvement of this matter since they are an onsen ryokan. The food was good but the hot water incident really gave a minus impact of the stay.

This is my second time booked this place The front lady is so helpful and friendly Gave the welcome vibes and always smile Place so clean and loundry only 500¥ Which is good after long walk Good view too from infront the hotel To Fuji lake only takes 7 mins Huge living room and complete kitchen Warn people , I like it I will come back to my next visit to Fuji area ❤️

#Kawaguchiko Hotel, a century-old hotel, is said to have been lived in by the emperor. It seems to be a historical building with many old objects. Very stylish. The key is a real key, and such a big sign is definitely not afraid of losing it. The front desk is a Japanese uncle who looks like a British butler from a BBC drama. He is professional, serious, polite, thoughtful and not lively. The room I stayed in was a Western-style room. You can see Mount Fuji from the side of the window, and the Japanese-style room opposite can see the lake view. The room is small but complete, and two large suitcases can be spread out. The hotel has a shuttle bus from Kawaguchiko Station, and will send an email in advance to notify you to make a phone reservation. By the way, remember to find the front desk to order breakfast when you check in. It is a very ceremonial Japanese breakfast and tastes very good. In addition, it is said that there is a hot spring bath with Mount Fuji view on the fourth floor, but I didn't go.

The hotel is old and the seat is a distance from the Kawaguchiko Station. I use it to walk for about 20 minutes, but I can go to the Kawaguchiko Lake as soon as I come out. The seat is good.

Luggage lockers available, easy to get to from station. Staff just expect you to get on with things and not so helpful but that’s not an issue as everything is pretty self explanatory. Would stay again.

Had a really pleasant stay at Haostay. The first day we were unlucky, it was raining and didn’t get to see Fuji. 2nd day we were able to see it so clear from the top roof of the hotel!!

We booked double bead room.spacious room with balcony. Not near kawaguchiko station, walking around 15 minutes. However very nice scenery along the way. There is welcia supermarket 200m. Located between 7 11 & family mart. Each convenient store need to walk around 500m.