Villa Ensoleille Reviews

We are a family of four, two adults and two kids. A very good memory in the villa and Kawaguchi lake. A Highly recommended welcoming villa. Very quiet neighborhood! Nearby the bus stop no. 16.

Highly recommended stay for your travel to Mt Fuji. The place look better than pictures with perfect fuji mountain view. Extremely helpful staff who drove us to supermarket at night. Offer pick up and drop off service at any requested time. Offer bicycle and electric bike rental service at low price. Only 6 mins walk from the lake side where you can enjoy the sunrise with few tourists. Regretted for not staying longer.

We recently stayed at a hotel that left a lasting impression due to its exceptional cleanliness and the warm hospitality of the host. The rooms were spotless, reflecting a commitment to hygiene. Room, bathroom and living room able to view Mt Fuji is definitely a plus! The host went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable, even offering a complimentary transfer to the train station. This thoughtful gesture added convenience to our travel experience. Overall, a delightful stay with a focus on both cleanliness and guest satisfaction.

very clean. we enjoyed our staying very much. The night we were staying had fireworks show. Thanks to the owner gave us a ride back to the bus station. Definitely will come back with family trips.

Very good in facilities and hygiene. The environment is excellent. Will book this villa next time.

It’s a very nice hotel to see the great view of Mount Fuji. I really like that place and the vibe there. Want to go again.

A relatively satisfactory stay. The hotel is a small villa with Mount Fuji view from every room. The owner is very nice and introduced the usage of various facilities one by one. Free shuttle service to Kawaguchiko Station and nearby supermarkets is also provided. The only drawback is that the nearest convenience store is a little far away, about 15 minutes walk, and there is no floor heating on the second floor. The temperature has dropped sharply in the past few days, and it snowed. The room is not particularly warm, but it is not cold either. A set of ordinary pajamas is enough.

First of all, let's talk about the location of the B&B. The B&B is on the north bank of Lake Kawaguchi, near the No. 16 bus stop on the red line. The B&B has free pick-up and drop-off services at Kawaguchiko Station, which is really good. The B&B is about 5-6 minutes' walk from the Kawaguchiko Lake to enjoy Mount Fuji. There are relatively few shops and restaurants around, so the B&B owner took us to OGINO supermarket to purchase ingredients and some personal supplies we need (such as biscuits, snacks, and drinks) as soon as we picked us up. In addition, it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the nearby Family Mart and 7-11. Check-in The handsome guy at the front desk has no problem communicating in English. The front desk will carefully introduce how to use the equipment or switches in the room. Check out before 10:00 am the next day. The environment is okay. There is no problem staying for two nights. There is floor heating and heating air conditioning. The only thing that needs to be improved is that we are not used to the quilt and blanket without a quilt cover. There is only a layer of white cloth for isolation. The white cloth is easy to move. Later, the white cloth disappeared, which means that there is no isolation. It would be better if there is a quilt cover. Since we were staying for two nights, we had to wash some thin clothes by hand without a washing machine, so it would be perfect if there was a washing machine! That's it. Before sending us to Kawaguchiko Station, the hostess took a family photo of Mount Fuji for us at the entrance of the hostel. I really appreciate it.

As mentioned in other reviews, the owner is warm and thoughtful. Since the house is not in the first row, you can't see much scenery. Fortunately, this villa is very close to the Kawaguchiko Scenic Area, and it takes only ten minutes to walk there. We also have the owner to pick us up and drop us off at the station. The service attitude is nothing to say, especially the owner's fluent English, which is convenient for communication. There is air conditioning and floor heating at the entrance of the first floor, and the air conditioning on the second floor is also sufficient. Then the owner introduced everything in the villa very carefully, and I like this feeling. There are four single beds on the second floor, and there is a sofa that can be turned into a bed on the first floor, so 6 people can live. The wonderful thing is that we came here to take pictures of Mount Fuji and the spark conference. The weather was good on the day we arrived. The next morning, we found that there was already a thick snow outside. The experience was wonderful. Since we only stayed for one night, we didn't have a deep experience, and we didn't go to the supermarket to buy ingredients for cooking. Dinner was freshly cooked udon noodles on a small food truck nearby, which tasted pretty good. Finally, I would like to mention the bathtub on the second floor, which is very comfortable, and there are changing lights to add to the fun. In general, I am very satisfied. I didn't take any photos of the interior. The last photo of the fireworks at Lake Kawaguchi was really amazing. The fireworks lasted for 20 minutes without stopping, and they were set off at three locations at the same time. It is a good villa worth recommending.

The room was very nice, spacious and comfortable. The jacuzzi relieved the fatigue of the journey. The boss was very enthusiastic and everything was so wonderful. When I left, the boss's wife also gave me a souvenir. I was very happy. I will recommend it to my friends next time.

1. The room is very spacious. The first floor is the kitchen and dining room, with a six-person dining table and two sofa beds. The second floor has four single beds and two sofa beds. There are bathrooms on both the first and second floors, which is very convenient to live in. 2. It seems to be near the location of Platform 16 of the Red Line. We arrived by chartered car, and then the owner of the B&B sent us to the station. Very very friendly, and gave the children a lot of candy when checking out. 3. You can see Mount Fuji from the balcony, and it only takes 6-7 minutes to walk to the lake. I stayed in Kawaguchiko because of the fireworks festival, but it’s nothing, not as good as Disney. Relatively speaking, Mount Fuji in the morning is more worthwhile. It is recommended to arrive at the lake 20 minutes before sunrise. It is the reddest at sunrise. Some people say that the red Mount Fuji in Kawaguchiko is only half, not as good as Yamanakako, but I think it’s completely okay, it’s so beautiful that people can’t take their eyes off. 4. The supermarket is a little far away, but it can be reached on foot. Family Mart is about 15 minutes away, and 7-11 and Lawson are farther away. 5. The B&B can rent bicycles, 400 yen per hour, 1000 yen for four hours. 6. We chartered a car on the first day and set off for Yamanakako at 7 am. We visited Shiratorihama, Nagaike Water Park and Hiranohama in turn, and then went to Makaino Ranch, which has barbecue (about 700 per plate of meat) and Western fast food, which is more suitable for families with children. Finally, we went to Sengen Park. There was a little traffic jam here, but it was really low and the scenery was good. It took 11 hours to use the car, and an additional 200 yuan was added because it exceeded the area. On the second day, I borrowed a bicycle from the hotel and went to Oishi Park. The scenery along the way was beautiful, and then I went to see the monkey show and the Music Forest Museum opposite the Family Mart (it was very small, it should be good for taking pictures, but I had been taking pictures all day and I was already aesthetically fatigued) 7. The bus back was not booked in advance, and when I arrived at the station, I saw a screen full of red crosses. With the help of the staff, I bought a train ticket and wandered back to Tokyo for three hours (there was still a 2-hour train, but only standing tickets were available. I bought a train to Shinjuku, but after changing trains, I found that this train could go to Tokyo Station, so I took it to Tokyo Station and paid for the ticket).

Good location, can walk to the Fuji viewpoint at the lake. The room is spacious, but the bedding is not very comfortable. The blanket is fluffy, may not be suitable for people with allergies. The owner is attentive and gives good advice.

Location: Very good, 5 minutes walk to the Kawaguchiko Lake and Maple Corridor. If you want to get up early and enjoy the view without people, it is very suitable to stay here. Hotel facilities: comfortable floor heating, fully equipped kitchen, clean and comfortable, large space, suitable for a family of about 6 people; Staff: very warm and considerate, picked us up from the station to the hotel, and took us to the convenience store to buy daily necessities. Overall evaluation: highly recommended, I will stay here again if I have the chance. Note: There are not many places to eat nearby, it is recommended

Location: This area on the north side is very convenient. The red line bus is just a 5-minute walk from the hotel. There are two convenience stores nearby, which is convenient for eating. If you want to go to Oishi Park, you can walk there. There is basically no one around when you get up early to take pictures. You can see Mount Fuji directly and clearly in the room, which is a big plus. Facilities: It is very powerful among family-style hotels. In addition to the standard pots and pans of homestays, there are toilets upstairs and downstairs. Air conditioning and other things are also very useful. I stayed in the Lake Villa in front of this hotel a few years ago. Compared with this place, it is better. The wireless speed is very fast. In addition, the terrace outside the first floor is very comfortable. You can sit on the terrace to eat and enjoy the scenery when the weather is good. Service: The owner is very friendly. The homestays around Kawaguchiko basically pick you up at the train station, go to the supermarket, return to the hotel, and finally send you to the station, etc. This one also includes all of these. Hygiene: If you have psychological expectations, you can accept it. I am more concerned that the quilts and blankets are not changed for each guest, so I brought my own disposable bedding; the tableware has stains, you can go to the convenience store to buy disposables, I picked clean tableware and scalded it several times before using it; the chair cushion is really dirty. Before leaving, I cleaned up the upstairs and downstairs, put the items in their places, and washed the used dishes, so that the owner could continue to receive guests. Overall, the flaws are not enough to cover the merits. If I go to Kawaguchiko next time, I would still like to stay here. The two children especially like it here. There are frogs in the hotel yard. The owner's family said that there are foxes on the mountain🦊~