Villa di Yamanakako

Pasamos dos dias en este hotel, perfecto para disfrutar las vistas del lago Yamanakako. Tiene disponible parking libre al borde del lago. Habitacion renovada, con todos los implementos necesarios. Ofuro para los huespedes, incluyendo ofuro al aire libre, una delicia. Muy buen desayuno, amplio y muy variado. Lo unico necesario, seria, que hay que hacer un cambio de las alfombras de los pasadizos y areas comunes. Despues todo muy bien, limpio y ordenado. Volveria a alojarme.

This was one of the nicest trips i’ve had in Japan so far. I got a room that had a view of Mount Fuji, was amazing to look at in the morning. The hotel has an old style which has been well preserved and is relatively clean, and a nice bathhouse with a small outdoor hotspring area with a direct view of Fujisan. There is nature all around in the form of hiking trails in the surrounding forests, Yamanakako lake, etc. The food was nice. I was lucky to view a very beautiful sunset while staying here!

I glanced through the other reviews before I decided to write a review, in case I missed something. People clearly had a different experience than I did. The best thing I can say about this hotel is that the dinner was outstanding. There was a lot of food, too much in fact, including succulent beef, an entire fish on a stick (not appealing to look at, but tasty), plus a variety of other distinctly Japanese dishes. So, if you stay at this hotel, come to dinner hungry. As for Mt. Fuji: If the weather is pristine, then indeed you can see Mt. Fuji from the 3rd floor via a tiny little ”observatory room.” If the weather isn't perfect, you'll see bits of the mountain as clouds slowly drift by. The room is very standard Japanese, meaning: tatami mat floor (fake tatami, real would be impossible to maintain), green-tea colored walls, futons that you must lay out yourself, a small flat-screen TV (you won't be able to get anything except local channels), and a separate toilet room and bath, plus a tiny sitting room with a view of whatever is available (we were on the first floor and could see some trees and a walkway). Note: if you are used to sleeping on a bed, you will not wake up feeling well rested. I have lived in Japan for 29 years and I originally slept on a futon, but unless you are used to doing so, you will not have a restful experience, so it's best to be exhausted when you go to sleep. The ”sento” (public bath) is very small and nothing to write home about. Yes, the water is hot and it feels good, but the entire room is small, and at full capacity, 10 people can use it, except -- it would be extremely uncomfortable with that many people in it. The location of the hotel: If you have a car, you'll be sitting pretty, whizzing around hither and on. If you do not, and you make the mistake of walking from the hotel to cross the main road so you can get a better (possibly) view of Mt. Fuji and surrounding nature areas, you risk your life. I repeat: you risk your life. Traffic is coming from both directions and you do not really have the proper amount of time to gauge the traffic coming from both sides. We were lucky we didn't get killed. There is no crosswalk, no signs, no nothing. You have been warned. Yes, the staff will pick you up from the station or bus stop, or wherever the agreed upon place is, and take you back. However, despite what some other reviews have said, I did not find the staff to be remotely friendly. Not at all. And I can speak fair Japanese. The hotel seemed short-staffed, certainly at the front desk. And of the three ”front desk men” that I encountered, not one of them smiled the entire time, except once, when I realized that one of them actually understood what I was saying in English when I spoke to my partner. Otherwise, they were very business-like, which is fine for a corporate meeting, but not for a hotel. Likewise, the staff at the restaurant, except for the two foreign men who were working there, was not fri

這間飯店很舒服很日式 很多外國人會住這裡 想體驗最原始的日式生活可以來這裡 要注意來的時間 必須是搭的上巴士的時間

建物は古いですが、室内は綺麗に管理されており全く問題なく過ごせました。 スタッフの皆様も物腰柔らかで、親切な対応をしていただき非常に好感がもてました。 ロケーションも最高に良かったです。また山梨県へ旅した時は利用したいと思います。

Big spacious room with a mix of western bed and another area of ryokan style tatami mats. Love the coffee and breakfast. There is an onsen which guests could reserve for an hour.

With a stay at Pension Le Lagon in Yamanakako, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Lake Yamanaka Community Plaza Kirara and Oshino Hakkai. This pension is 8.6 mi (13.9 km) from Fuji-Q Highland and 10.4 mi (16.8 km) from Lake Kawaguchi.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.At Pension Le Lagon, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Full breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include luggage storage and a vending machine. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 16 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Shared bathrooms with slippers are provided.

房間很寬敞，日式感覺很有趣。 酒店開業時間有點早了，設施老但是卻跟好用也很乾凈。 強烈推薦給去山中湖的人。 房間有個小陽台，可以喝茶，很愜意。公共浴室好像是天然溫泉，泡一泡也很愜意。 最重要的是，一定要定他家的飯，早飯晚飯都可以。超級性價比。早餐1000日元，晚餐3000日元好像，有點記不住了。吃的很豐盛，雖然食材不是很貴的那種，但是風味很好。 他家不是很好找，我就迷路了，在山中湖日之丘車站，往山上走，他家立了小牌子，寫的是庭院茶寮。進去就是他家。

離湖邊很近，房間很大

With a stay at Fuji Yamanakako Hotel in Yamanakako, you'll be a 4-minute drive from Lake Yamanaka Community Plaza Kirara and 9 minutes from Lake Yamanaka. This hotel is 9.5 mi (15.3 km) from Fuji-Q Highland and 11.6 mi (18.7 km) from Lake Kawaguchi.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 32 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature hair dryers and slippers.