Family hotels and homes in Yamanashi

julie United Kingdom

We had a wonderful night in Yamanashi prefecture. We booked the hotel as it was our anniversary and we were visiting some vineyards in the area. Being from the UK we did not know what to expect and the view from the hotel terrace of Mount Fuji blew us away. The amazing staff, who were just the most friendly of our 3 week trip, showed us to our room and we had been upgraded to a suite. It was by far the biggest hotel room we have ever stayed in and absolutely huge for a Japanese hotel. The best part was that we got a perfect view of Mount Fuji from our bedroom. A spectacular treat. We ate in the hotel and had a set Japanese meal which was delicious. We practiced our Japanese as all the staff spoke little to no English, but they tried so hard to help us and were amazing. The next morning we had a nice breakfast while watching a film crew make a movie on the terrace. An added bonus. We wished we could have stayed longer and our amazing reception lady even helped us to our car with our massive suitcases. The stay really exemplified Japanese warmth and hospitality. I wish I had taken names so I could mention them personally. We were made to feel so special and it was explained to us that not many British tourists visit them and the region. I can tell you that everyone should explore beyond the main cities, as the wine is great, the countryside splendid and the Fuji views (if you're lucky like we were and got a sunny day) were breathtaking. A true highlight of our trip. Thank you everyone.

Vivien Singapore

The place was huge for our family. The rooms were also comfortable for our stay. The house also had everything well stocked up! We had some difficulties locating the key but thankfully we could communicate in chinese with the owner and managed to get ourselves in soon after. We had also left some clothes behind and the owner was very kind to send it over to us at our next location in Japan. We received it within 2 days! Thank you for the memorable stay!

Slavka Japan

The room was okay. The hotel onsen was very nice. There were few people staying, probably because of the bad reviews, so it was in fact very enjoyable, having all the onsen almost for myself. The lobby was all in showa style and spacious and made you think how vibrant this place must have been 40 years ago. It must have been quite a luxurious hotel then. If you like to enjoy the atmosphere of a place past its prime, witness a slow decline in progress, this is a place to go. It’s like reading a Chekhov’s novel. To sum up, after reading all the negative reviews I didn’t expect much and in that sense it exceeded my expectations. The room was indeed old, but sufficiently clean, and the hotel has its own kind of charm

Betty Japan

The lobby is large and quite lovely, all areas of the hotel were very clean, and parking was easy.

Hoi Yan Macao

The host is very welcoming. And prepared for us on every way. The house is excellent, well designed very nicely.

MORAKINYO United States

Location Location Location. The hotel is next to the Train Station, local shopping stores, restaurants and park which was super convenient to get up and just go and do sight seeing in addition it was nice to see a peak of Mt. Fuji in the background.

eddyarif Singapore

Room: Huge for a couple. Private onsen is always flowing, very calming, enjoyed the mini waterfall. Breakfast: Plenty of food, but limited halal options. Default to bread, rice, salmon, mackerel, egg, the usual. Dine at your discretion. Dinner: Took the half board kaiseki course. Arranged in advance, was served seafood delicacies like lobsters, abalone. Chefs cooked some right at the table. Excellent!