Hotels near Maple Corridor, Fujikawaguchiko

Convenient transportation, parking lot is big enough, but the place to checkin is on the Hunan shore of the estuary. The hotel is on the north bank of the estuary lake. It is a little inconvenient, and you should pay attention to it. The checkin time is until 8 o'clock in the evening. The house is a bit musty. The room is large. The price is not too expensive by the estuary lake. There are four bicycles for free use, and Mount Fuji and fireworks can be seen in the room, but the equipment is not clean (with more dust), the next day the heating failure, and snow, but because no one can contact before 9 am, a little not so convenient.

The place was not very easy to find, but after asking the locals through the translation software, I quickly found the location, which is a homestay. The boss and the boss are very good. The boss is a photographer and took a lot of beautiful photos of Mount Fuji. The room was large, clean and the breakfast was very good. Close to Kawaguchiko, you can get up in the morning to enjoy Mount Fuji.

The location is about 1 km from Kawaguchiko Ohashi bridge and 1.5km from Kawaguchiko station. I think it is in a good location for sightseeing around here. Everything such as building, facilities, front desk response is the atmosphere as it was from two old days ago. You should not expect much of the fullness of the dryer, rinse, towels with rooms, and such fine parts. Breakfast was not much, but it was delicious with Japanese food. It may be said that it is a nostalgic popular hotel that leaves Showa in the period of Ryowa. I think it is a hotel in terms of price and convenience if you enjoy such nostalgic fragrance or use the inn separated from the place to sleep.

Did a 2 night stay to be able to see Mt Fuji and the lake nearby with my family. This hotel is near the bus station but it is a little bit of a walk from there. The staff was great and helpful. The room was quiet, a little larger than the standard Japanese hotel room even had a partial view of Mt Fuji. We had a small kitchenette. It was definitely dated and unfortunately had the hardest bed we ever slept on, no give at all. Pillows were no better. But having said that, they do have complimentary heating pads!! And they will provide additional pillows. The lake is in walking distance of the the hotel. If you walk outside the hotel and take a right, walk to the light. across the street and to the right is a secondhand store with lots neat things. Still, the overall stay was pleasant.

My wife and stayed here for two nights in twin room 1, overlooking Mount Fuji. We arrived on the 23/10/2019 and left on the 25/10/2019. For the price and location, this is a great place to stay at. It is about 7 minute walk from the bus station. It is close to restaurants and a short walk to the 20km Lake. The bed was comfortable but the pillows are way to soft which can cause a bit of neck strain. The facilities are clean and the shared toilets were near our room which made it convenient. There are two toilets on the second flloor (one is a urinal) and two toilets down stairs. There are also two shared showers. This was never an issue for us as there was only about 10 guests staying here. This place can hold up to 20 or so guests which may cause a line to use the shower and toilets. We had a clear view of Mount Fuji from our balcony, it was a sunny day when we arrived. I do recommend you check out the terrace as the view is awesone on a clear day. The kitchen has cooking facilities, microwave and a big fridge. The main sitting area is near reception. They have free bike hire which is really good, considering some places in town will charge a 1000 yen. It was raining heavily on the day we were leaving and the Manager offered to drive us to the bus station which was very nice of him. He also allowed us to check in early when we arrived and was extremely helpful in providing useful information on things to do. Customer service was amazing and I would have rated my stay as excellent if the pillows were more comfortable. Very good is still a good score.

This hotel is a great relaxing retreat for solo travelers, couples, friends, and families. The onsen is clean and refreshing. The rooms are spacious and clean. The buffet offered had an expansive selection and was filling. Service was excellent however English-speaking is limited. We had no problems using our translation app! It is close to beautiful lakes as well as the Aokigahara forest & caves.

The experience in this hotel is perfect!! The rooms are exactly the same with the official photos. We are so surprised when we get into the room. The house owners are very nice. They provided detailed restaurants and shops information about the district by sending us email. Free of charge bike renting service is also supplied. It is a house of average Japanese family. There are two toilets and one bath room with bath tube. There are three super king size beds in total. Each can fits in two to three people or more. There is also an Tatami room for more bed spaces or luggages.

The room is large and the bed is a capsule hotel type. It can accommodate up to 10 people. It is suitable for friends traveling together. But it is a bit far from Kawaguchiko Station. There are convenience stores and supermarkets nearby. It is quite convenient. There is a kitchen for cooking. The scenery is very good under Mount Fuji.

I was shocked when I opened Ctrip. The order from a year ago has not been evaluated yet😂 Overall it feels great! The rooms are clean and comfortable. Each floor looks like a public bathroom and toilet. The restaurant is fully equipped and spacious. The location of the hotel is a bit far away from the station, but there is no problem with pick-up (but you need to pay attention to the time limit). The owner and his wife and shop assistants are very enthusiastic! The clerk takes a small book to learn the languages of various countries. Hello, goodbye is so cute. In addition, it seems that only Japanese is spoken here. The boss of the checkin gave me a few pieces of paper and explained it in detail for a while, including the room interior map, surrounding map, tour bus route timetable, Mobike rental car point and so on. Personally, I feel that it is enough for a person to play for two days around Kawaguchi Lake. The leisurely days of going to bed early, waking up, and relaxing are suitable for me, such as Buddhist youths. After the checkout on the last day, the boss and his wife escorted me to the station together. It was rare that it was sunny that day. I parked on the roadside and took a picture of Mount Fuji under a clear sky.

We did not enjoyed our three nights stayed at this place. Pros: Location is near the station about 7min walk 7/11 near by Clean showers Tea and coffee Cons: - check out is at 10am, we have travelled a lot and this is the earliest check out ever. We check out at 10:10am and the staff were already hurting us up to leave the property rudely by clapping his hands. -Very thin wall, you can hear everything - the rooms has a lot condensation when turning on the AC to heat up. -Rooms are very small -Super freezing in the common areas as there is not heating - bed mattress are super uncomfortable and thin and - Ah check in staff leave the lining outside for you to do your own bed, after a long journey last thing I want to do is my own bed. Cmon! -a bit expensive for what you get. - sofa bed is very uncomfortable maybe for a child but not for an adult Search Agoda and you will find better rooms for another $10 dollars on top