Hotels With Spa in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

Resort in Fuyo is located very conveniently and if you get the Mount Fuji view like my room, you’ll wake up with the amazing view! Down side is the lobby and walk way in general smells like cigarettes…

The view of Mt. Fuji from the hotel was absolutely stunning and became one of the highlights of my trip. Location was also vy convenient, bus interchange and train station were just nearby, easy to travel around Fuji area. Perfect stay for both comfort and accessibility.

This hotel is located south of Lake Kawaguchiko, which isn't the most popular area. It's also quite old, dating back to 1887. However, the facilities and maintenance are up to par, and the hotel has a distinct, traditional Japanese style that exudes a historical sense of luxury. A wonderful surprise was that all the mountain-view rooms offer an unobstructed and stunning view of Mount Fuji, truly unique and beautiful, peaceful and serene. It's definitely worth staying here. Even though the hotel isn't in a prime location around Lake Kawaguchiko, they provide a shuttle service to and from Kawaguchiko train station, which takes about 10 minutes. Another highlight for me was the hot springs. The male and female baths are separate, extremely clean, and quite modern. There are indoor and outdoor baths; the outdoor setting is particularly relaxing. The contrast between the warm spring water and the cold outdoor air creates a comfortable feeling of embracing nature with an open heart. However, it's not advisable to stay in the springs for too long; I was back in my room within twenty minutes. The hot spring experience is definitely one of my fondest memories of this hotel. For dinner, the hotel offers French cuisine and Kaiseki. We ordered one of each. They were decent, but the presentation and dining experience were very impressive. Right behind the hotel is the lake, where you can rent bicycles and cycle around, enjoying the beautiful scenery. All in all, this hotel was excellent and exceeded my expectations.

This hotel boasts unbeatable views. Lake Kawaguchiko is right next door, and Mount Fuji stands majestically behind it. You can choose between a lake view room or a mountain view room, but there isn't an option to see both the lake and the mountain from the same room. The hotel's service is absolutely superb. There's a frequent shuttle bus service to and from Kawaguchiko Station. Check-in is handled by a dedicated staff member who comes to you, so you don't have to wait in line at the front desk. The dinner at the hotel is incredibly diverse, with a wide selection of Japanese dishes like sushi, Western cuisine, and Chinese food, all of which are delicious. Breakfast is slightly less impressive than dinner but still very extensive. The rooms are spacious, and the futons are already laid out for you by staff upon arrival. Overall, it's a hotel with excellent value for money, though it does show a little age.

Great hotel, very classic in an old-fashioned way, which I personally loved! The rooftop onsen (hot spring) was also a nice touch. When I checked in, it was off-season, so there weren't many people. It's right across from Lake Kawaguchiko, and the ropeway entrance to the mountain is right next door. There's also a Lawson convenience store downstairs, which was super convenient. The room was spacious and excellent! It's a short taxi ride from the station (minimum fare) or about a 15-minute walk. Very quiet! I really liked the feeling of checking in with a physical key. Many onsen hotels I've visited have this traditional charm.

Although it was a little far from my workplace, I was able to spend a very quiet and relaxing night. I would like to use it again.

This hotel has a very traditional, old-fashioned feel. We arrived at Lake Kawaguchiko around 11 PM, so we had to take a taxi to the hotel. We rang the bell at the front desk, and a staff member, wearing traditional wooden clogs, came out. They barely understood English but were very dedicated. They escorted us to our room, meticulously explaining each facility, and even gestured to show us where breakfast would be served. If you want a lake view, I recommend booking a Japanese-style room. We booked a Western-style room, which was on the other side, and in the morning, we saw smoke rising from chimneys outside – a charming, everyday scene. We didn't see any bears, but surprisingly, we spotted monkeys! Breakfast was a set meal, though eating fish so early in the morning took some getting used to. The morning shuttle can take you to Lake Kawaguchiko. For the return trip in the afternoon, the shuttle only picks up after 3 PM. Alternatively, you can take the Red Line bus to a jewelry museum (I can't recall the exact stop) and walk a few steps from there. On weekend evenings, you can watch fireworks from across the river, right outside the hotel. They launch them from both the left and right sides. If you want a closer view, follow the crowd to the left for about 10 minutes.

Just a heads-up, there are two of these hotels in Kofu, so make sure you choose the one near the station. The food was great, with lots of local Kofu specialties, and everything smelled delicious. The hot springs were also very relaxing. However, the hotel is located at a crossroads where pedestrians can't cross directly, so you have to walk a detour, which was a bit inconvenient.

Me and my cousin had a great time at Villa Ensoleille with well-stocked kitchen, and stunning view from jacuzzi. Staffs are so friendly and welcoming, special thanks to Manager Mr. Hiroyuki-san for your hospitality. The villa is with an amazing view of Mt. Fuji and the environment is peaceful as well. We got an amazing time with an incredible Mt. Fiji view. Highly recommended Villa Ensoleille.

I really loved it here and would definitely come back if I get the chance. It's incredibly quiet, almost as if there are only 11 rooms in the whole hotel. Breakfast is included in the room rate, and each room is assigned a private breakfast room. The staff are super warm and patient. Plus, there's free alcohol and Starbucks coffee in the hotel lounge area. Just a heads-up, many hotels in Japan charge per person. I thought my 5-year-old wouldn't incur a charge, but we ended up paying a small extra fee. Honestly, I found it acceptable since we still got to enjoy the services. So, remember to specify the exact number of guests when booking your hotel. The private onsen was an absolute treat! If your child finds it too hot, they can always use the bathtub instead~