Fuji International Hotel

We had the opportunity to stay at Fuji International Hotel for a night before our family holiday ended & I must say that this was actually the highlight of the trip with the warmest of hosts! The hosts went above and beyond to provide a comfortable stay for all their guests, even entertaining through the night. Added another key memory for our Lake Yamanaka stopover. Not to mention brilliant views & spacious accommodation 🤗

The hotel didn’t provide a restful stay despite the expensive price. First, a lady who couldn’t speak a lot of English or Japanese showed us to our room and didn’t provide a proper explanation for anything. They seemed to have a public bath but upon closer inspection of the building, there was nothing. Furthermore, it felt like we were staying at a family’s private house as there were just stuff lying around (we found a random toothbrush and toothpaste in the 1st floor toilet). Location wise, it’s not too bad as there’s a public bus that goes really close to the hotel but it’s a bit far from everything else so we would recommend getting anything you need before coming.

I had a great stay. The name is in Japanese in the sign board so was missed the first time I was passing by. Its walking distance from the lake and rooms are spacious and are very quiet. Behind the hotel there is a forest so in the morning, i heard birds sound and it was relaxing.

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This accommodation is located right opposite lake Yamanaka and beside a popular dog friendly cafe called Paper Moon 1985. Huge spacious tatami styled rooms. The couple owners are friendly and warm. They provide pick up and drop off service to and from Asahigaoka Bus Terminal. Hot pot dinner can be requested in advance. Transport service can be arranged at additional cost.

Old facilities but nice services.