Minamitsuru District Hotels with Wi-Fi

Stayed here for 1 night. The room is clean and cosy. Futon were very comfortable and warm (It was 1 degree Celsius that night and we don't feel cold at all). But there's a heater option on the air conditioner. Onsen was nice but make sure you follow their rules. You can bring the towel from your room to the onsen, but if you want a new fresh tower it's 500yen (if i rmb correctly). Breakfast is Japanese style, very hearty. But if you're not a rice person then i suggest to skip. There are 2 timing to choose, 7am or 8am. You have to book the shuttle van in advance. I booked it during check in for the next day to Kawaguchiko Station. But don't worry if you're unable to book the shuttle van, there's a bus stop just opposite the hotel. Overall a pleasant stay. The weather wasn't good tho (heavy raining and it was between 1-5 degrees) so we were just chilling in the room the whole time.

“A Wonderful Stay with a Warm Welcome!” From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a very warm and friendly welcome, making us feel right at home. The room was spotlessly clean, well-maintained, and had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The attention to detail and excellent service truly stood out. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a pleasant and relaxing experience!

The stay was awesome and the staff are very kind and helpful, providing very clear information to all the servives and activities we can do. We were welcomed with complimentary snacks, drinks and even wine after check in. And there is also a complimentary ramen supper available, which feeds our empty stomach after a whole day. The coffee and hot chocolate is also availavle 24 hours complimentary. There is also different onsen theme available, private and public which we had tried out all. Do note on some of the rules when using the onsen. The breakfast is very good and tasty. We had our first Japanese style breakfast and tried the local Hotou and 纳豆 as well. Location wise is slightly outskirts from the Fujikawaguchiko station but there is shuttle bus available for transfer. However, we drived but didn't had the chance to take the shuttle bus. Parking wise a lot of spaces available so that's not a worry. Ultimately, the best of the best is the Mount Fuji voew from our balcony and there is also onsen available in the room. Overall, we had a very good stay and would recommend for anyone who would like a good and comfortable stay. 5 star service.

A fantastic hotel with great amenities to make your stay comfortable , memorable and everlasting . Breakfast was delicious too . Not to mention dinner . A place we would like to return to .

Fuji Matsuzono Hotel offers breathtaking views of Mount Fuji and a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the onsen is a relaxing highlight after a day of exploring. With friendly staff and a convenient location near Lake Kawaguchi, it’s ideal for a tranquil getaway.

Staying at a ryokan facing Mount Fuji was like stepping into a different rhythm of life — one where everything slows down, and every detail feels intentional. From the warm welcome to the soft tatami floors and the sound of the wind rustling through the trees outside the shoji screens, it was peace in its purest form. Watching the sunrise over Fuji-san in the quiet morning light, soaking in the onsen with a view I’ll never forget, and sharing traditional meals that felt like art — these are the moments that stay with you. Grateful for the stillness, the hospitality, and the kind of memories that settle deep in your soul.

The price-performance ratio and facilities are indeed better than those of the hotels in the surrounding Yamanaka Lake, but there is a very important point that we found bed bugs in our room. We checked in wearing long socks and went out during the day. After taking a shower at night, I sat by the bed and found two new bites on my ankles with mouthparts marks in the middle. The two small bags arranged linearly were initially thought to be bites from a small snake, but later I checked online and found that they were suspected to be bed fleas (especially popular in Japan). Thinking of the bugs that my partner saw on the bed at night and threw away with a tissue, we checked the pictures of bed fleas online. It was basically 100% certain. I quickly packed my luggage at 11 o'clock in the evening and went downstairs to talk to their clerk. The clerk directly took the insecticide to the room and sprayed it, and said that there were no extra rooms and we could stay there, which meant that we should continue to stay in the room with bed fleas and sprayed with insecticide. I said at the time that I would pay the full check-out fee and I would check in at a cleaner hotel nearby. Unfortunately, during the communication with the boss, it was already past 12 o'clock in the evening, and the local hotels in Mount Fuji could not be booked online. The boss could drive us to find two hotels for that night, but we could not check in. Finally, he arranged for us to spend the night in his friend's hotel. The next morning, he drove us to visit the famous scenic spots in Mount Fuji. But this is far from the end of the story. After we returned to where we lived in Japan, we started to use boiling water to scald clothes and spray disinfectants on luggage (for three consecutive days). However, the number of red and swollen small bags on my body increased by more than ten every day. My body was itchy, and scratching would leave black scars, which affected my appearance. But I could only use the anti-itching ointment like Wubi Di. Now my request is very simple, that is, I want to eliminate these insects from the root. I initially plan to find an insecticide company after returning to Shanghai to conduct a comprehensive cleaning of my clothes and luggage. The boss didn't seem to realize the seriousness of the bed fleas. Two days later (we checked in on the night of May 19, 2025), there were still people staying here. It seemed like how come only you had problems, but no one else did? My room was fine, and the follow-up treatment for me was to quickly ask me to go to the doctor for diagnosis and buy me some medicine. But the problem is that we can basically confirm that it was this kind of bug that bit me. I also found the larvae of this kind of bug on my clothes several times. I can also buy medicine, and it doesn't cost much, but the store has no attitude on how to completely eliminate the bed fleas I was infected with. They think this is the root problem. After all, I don't want to bring this kind of bug back to my country and pass it on to my family and my own home. My clothes are also very expensive, and to be honest, I don't want to destroy these clothes again. The boss's attitude on that day was indeed very good, but things like bed fleas will bring endless follow-up problems. I hope he can take this responsibility. We chose to post this review, not to blame the hotel, but to prevent the subsequent guests from suffering the same experience as us, which was very painful both physically and mentally, and to make the hotel pay attention to the problem of killing insects. We don’t know how much physical and economic losses the bed flea crisis we are suffering now will bring us. For us, the travel has suffered an unexpected disaster, and I believe that for the hotel, the business has also suffered an unexpected disaster, but there is no way, we must solve the root cause of the bugs, whether it is for the guests who are still in the hotel or have already left the hotel, it is a manifestation of responsibility.

It’s about 10 mins car ride from train station to gran princess hotel. There is no pick up service or shuttle bus after 5 pm so very inconvenient esp those who are out to various attractions esp its cold wintry weather season. You can call from tourism centre between 3 pm to 5 pm. There are not many taxis around and have to wait for a long time and hotel staff does not offer help to do any booking for us and it’s wet and cold for all of us.  The morning breakfast BBQ and onsen are a plus and you can chill out otherwise it’s far to get to 7 eleven store. In house restaurant is not available if you do not book one day in advance and only have option of ordering room service which a bit pricey.

It is a resort tucked away from the busy Kawaguchiko station area, yet convenient to go to the station for sightseeing buses thanks for the hotel shuttle bus. Please check the shuttle schedule on the hotel website. We really enjoyed the beautiful hotel garden and trails by the lake outside the hotel. You can also rent bikes from the hotel with minimal fees and ride around the lake. The buffet breakfast has variety of both Japanese and western options. We had dinner in the hotel too since there is no restaurants in the vicinity. The food is fine but pricey. The onsen is nice. I am not sure it is hot springs water though. Overall it is a very nice hotel and we had a relaxing day here.

The location is close to Kawaguchiko station. About 15-20min walk in a quiet neighborhood. Though the hotel is quite old, I appreciate the fact that it's giving opportunities for the elders to work in a hospitality industry. Plus, you can wake up really early, go to the street and have a perfect photo with Mt. Fuji.