Fuji Hotels with Wi-Fi

The highlight was, of course, the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji, visible right from my window. The rooms were big, clean, and well-equipped with amenities while still maintaining a cozy atmosphere. The pillow was not comfortable. The staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful, always ready to assist with any requests or provide local recommendations. The hospitality truly made a difference.

It’s a nice budget hotel near Shin-Fuji Station, and overall, it was a pleasant experience for me. The hotel is very close to the trains, yet surprisingly quiet. It’s small but very clean, with everything necessary provided in the room. Though the room isn’t spacious, it is cozy, and I enjoyed a nice view of Mount Fuji from my window, even if the grids on the window made it tricky to capture good photos. The breakfast is simple but adequate to start your day, and I noticed the menu changes daily (I stayed for two nights and had different options each morning). The staff, while not fluent in English, were incredibly kind and helpful. They really made my stay more comfortable. The hotel provides a few shuttle buses to the nearby train station, which was very convenient. They also offer free shuttles to Fujikawaguchiko, but only on national holidays and weekends, so I didn’t get the chance to try that. If you’re heading to the Shin-Fuji Station, there’s a tourist center with English-speaking staff who are very helpful. You can even rent bicycles there to explore the area and enjoy stunning views of Mount Fuji. For the price, it’s a great option, especially if you’re on a budget and looking for a quiet, clean place to stay with some handy amenities.

This hotel is really thoughtful. It has a clothes sterilizer that I haven't seen in other good hotels. The room is very clean and the toilet is very big! And if you stay in the ”Half Sweet Suite”, you can see Mount Fuji from the window of your room as soon as you wake up. It takes only ten minutes to walk from the MRT to the hotel. (The photos I provided are of the Semi-Sweet Suite)

Perfect location to view the mt. Fuji! Just need to open the window (provided the room are facing mt. Fuji). Location not near to thus famous tourist spot, However can take train to the re. Breakfast, happy hour, public Onsen are amazing ~

The hotel is in a great location, and the room, though small, had everything we needed. Unfortunately, we were given a room facing the street, and the noise at night made it hard to sleep if you're sensitive to sounds. Breakfast looked great, but we had to skip it due to a long queue and an early departure. Overall, it’s a decent option if you’re not bothered by street noise.

The room is relatively comfortable, they gave us a high room with a lovely view as requested. Walkable distances to 7-eleven, restaurants and shops. It is a very peaceful area with parks around the area. Fresh towels are given to you everyday, amenities are also available at the lobby. The hotel is very clean, we enjoyed it. 😊

It's conveniently located from the JR station, and it doesn't take long to get there by taxi. The environment and cleanliness of the stay are pretty good. The breakfast is quite diverse, and it’s a family-friendly place.

The hotel entrance is a bit hard to find, I guessed it after looking at the photos of the surrounding area. The facilities are relatively old, but I can see Mount Fuji from my room There are izakayas and ramen restaurants around, but I didn't dare to go in alone, so I went to 711 to eat vegetarian fast food, which is about 500m away The front desk staff is a middle-aged woman, a middle-aged man and a young man. The middle-aged woman does not speak English, the middle-aged man's English can be used for simple communication, and the young man is unknown, but they are very nice and kind. Even if they don't speak English, they want to tell you as much as possible about what you want to know, which makes me feel greatly respected If I come back to Fuji, I will stay here again

The location is amazing. 2 minutes walk from Fuji Station?? It's a typical Japanese hotel. The room felt a bit small as is typical of Japanese hotels, but it was bigger than I thought (there was still some space left even after opening two suitcases). Above all, it's great that it provides accommodation and breakfast at a low price. The breakfast is just a typical Japanese breakfast mixed in. The nearby convenience store is a bit far, but it's okay for this price. You can buy it on the way here, and if you go to the Fuji Station bakery in the evening, it's discounted, so you can buy it. I was skeptical because there weren't many Korean reviews, but it wasn't bad. The staff is also very friendly and the drinks are free in the evening, and... They leave your luggage before check-in and after check-out.

The room is clean and tidy, the location is good, and the hot spring is also very comfortable.