Hotels With Parking in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

The Gubaiyuan Hotel in Shihe Hot Spring Township has an elegant environment, good hot spring quality, good attitude of the waiters, and comfortable and large rooms. You can see the Southern Alps, and the breakfast is delicious. It is a good hot spring hotel.

We truly enjoyed our 3 days and 2 nights here, with a private in-room onsen, daily breakfast and dinner. Pleasantly surprised by the wine tasting experience, and the kid had a great time enjoying the kids’ room in the evening. 

Magical experience. Staff were very accommodating and helpful despite multiple delays during my trip. They went out of their way to fetch me to the hotel from the bus station, despite my arrival time being way outside of the shuttle bus' working hours. Really appreciated it. Breakfast and dinner was part of the package. It was always a surprise to see what you were going to get. It was delicious each time without a doubt. Would definitely go back!

This is a very traditional Japanese ryokan. Although the facilities show their age slightly, it's very clean and the location is excellent, right next to a park and the Kawaguchiko Bridge, making it quite tranquil. The staff are very welcoming, and the room is quite spacious. The toiletries in the room's bathroom are from Pola. Both the large public bath and the open-air onsen are wonderful. The food is decent. The hotel also sells yukata and haori, which are hard to find elsewhere and are reasonably priced, so I bought a set to take home. Overall, I would definitely want to stay here again on my next visit.

I bet no one would refuse having Mount Fuji all to themselves, with a full view! The hotel's location is super convenient for those arriving by bus, as the Fuji-Q Highland bus stop is right at the entrance. The front desk staff are professional and provide excellent service. The hotel also has an onsen. If you'd like a private bath, you can book a time slot in advance with the front desk; it's JPY 3300 for 45 minutes, and I tried it – it was great! The room amenities are complete, and the space is quite large! Breakfast is a buffet with many options, and you get an even more stunning, unobstructed view of Mount Fuji from the breakfast restaurant! However, if you plan to use the Fujikyuko Line for transportation, this location isn't as convenient. There are no public buses, so you'd either need to take a taxi or walk over 2km (about 30 minutes) to the Fujikyuko Line station. Overall, I really loved it, and big thanks to the staff! They also offer luggage storage!

I'm currently staying at the Tokiwa Hotel in Kofu and I already miss it. I could feed the koi in my room, and living in the gardens was a delight. The hotel offers a shuttle to Iwa Onsen Station at fixed times, but reservations are required. I asked Ctrip to make reservations, but they couldn't get me there due to the low number of guests. Taxis are also available. It's not quite walking distance, but the ten-minute drive is enough. Upon arrival, I saw koi everywhere, along with many unique rocks and several breathtaking gardens. My room was a Japanese-style A-shaped room on the first floor, right by the water, where I could feed the koi. I loved it so much I bought four bags of fish food. When I booked the room, I didn't have a room for two meals, but I asked Ctrip to add breakfast and dinner in advance. We didn't have time to book dinner at the hotel, so we had dinner on the first floor in our room. It cost over 14,000 yen. The service and the girl who brought us to our room were very nice, friendly, and attentive. Although she didn't speak Chinese, she was very attentive and gentle, and a very nice person. The dinner was a bit average, but the Wagyu beef was delicious, and it was a pleasant and enjoyable meal in our room overlooking the gardens. Breakfast on the second floor was a bit simple, around 3,500 yen, which is not expensive. The downside is that the first floor is too close to the water, and the sound of running water is noticeable at night. Fortunately, I brought good-quality earplugs; ordinary earplugs probably wouldn't have blocked it out. The bathroom has no windows and is on the first floor, and there's a small urinal that smells a bit. However, the curtains do provide blackout shade, which is a positive comment. The large hot spring bath is excellent, with a large open-air bath. The room also has an onsen, though the pool is a bit shallow. I didn't book a meal. There's a convenience store 500 meters away, and an izakaya across the street for evening dining. You'll need to look for one at noon, as the hotel doesn't offer lunch. The lounge offers excellent coffee 24 hours a day. This was a wonderful stay for koi enthusiasts. The hotel isn't busy, but it's well-maintained. The room's flower arrangements are fresh, the hairdryer is a RefA, and there's a piggy bank to keep mosquitoes away. I'd definitely book again. It's much prettier than the Tokiwa Hotel, whose rooms are filled with artificial flowers, which is rather tacky.

Superb hotel view with great breakfast Possible to see sunrise, lake, Mt Fuji and also milkway at the right time We went for the international buffet and there was free flow alcohol for a fee 2 onsens are available for guests Shuttle buses are also available to travel to the nearby town Suggested to come by car as it is not that accessible

Lovely view every morning and evening from my bedroom. Behind the hotel is yet another beautiful view of the autumn foliage. Totally worth my stay. Service via messages was prompt and helpful. Fuji highland station is just a few minutes walk. Super convenient even for me lugging luggage back and forth to take the train. A 20min stroll to Kawaguchi station to take the red line bus around the lake was good while catching the mountain view along the way. Onsen was good and quiet. Breakfast spread that was served also a good one. I have recommended to friends to stay here. Enjoyed the time

Thank you for your hospitality this time. Even though it was a weekday, the hotel was packed with guests and very busy. I stayed in a Japanese-style room, but I developed an allergy, probably due to the dust in the comforter, and I felt in danger. I slept without a comforter, just covering myself with a yukata and bath towel. My family who stayed with me was fine, but this was the first time something like this had happened, so it made me wonder how bedding is managed at all accommodations.

The hotel is quite close to the bus stop, about a 4-minute walk, but there are no convenience stores nearby. If you stay here, you'll need to book the hotel's breakfast or buy breakfast in advance. The facilities are a bit old, and it seems there are no disposable slippers, only geta (wooden clogs). However, the scenery is absolutely beautiful, with a direct view of Mount Fuji, so you can watch the sunrise right from your room in the morning. Overall, I'm quite satisfied.