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Discover the best Hostels hotel in Koshinetsu, Chubu including K's House Mt. Fuji, Mt. Fuji Hostel Michael's, Fujiyoshida Youth Hostel, Couch Potato Hostel, Koishiya Ryokan, Matsumoto BackPackers, Mountain Hut Myoko, K's House Hakuba Alps, Miyukinomori Youth Hostel, Moritomizu Backpackers.
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1. K's House Mt. Fuji
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 378 reviews
K's House Mt.Fuji is the first backpackers hostel in the Fuji Five Lakes area. 1.2km from Kawaguchiko Station, It is located within walking distance of a convenience stores, supermarket and restaurants. It is also only 3 minutes walk from Lake Kawaguchiko. While staying K's House Mt.Fuji, guests may enjoy free access to the common lounge and fully equipped kitchen. Spacious lounge with sofas, tables and tatami area represents a mixture of Japanese and Western design and provides a space for relaxing and cultural exchange. K's House Mt.Fuji offers both Japanese-style private rooms as well as dormitories. Since opening, every year over 15,000 guests coming from more than 70 different countries have stayed with K's Hosue Mt.FUji.
Best place for groups
Reviewed By giulianjungIt’s a really nice place to come with a group of 5+ people, you’ll pay less then ¥5000, and it’s really comfortable, you’ll also have a little view of Mount Fuji but not completely. People on the balcony are nice and they speak English. You’ll have to share a bath and toilet area but it’s clean and organized.
2. Mt. Fuji Hostel Michael's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Michael Saved My Life
Reviewed By Pali AWinter. I came to climb Mt Fuji. How difficult could it be? It's a gradual slope and even senior citizens are strolling on Fuji's incline from one snack shop to the next. But there's a climbing season. People are advised to not climb Fuji outside of summer. If you do, Michael wanted me to sign a release form which would allow him to go thru my things in case of my death. Since my backpack is filled with Adult Toys which I didnt want him & his Filipino staff to see, I decided to not climb it. Thanks, Michael, you might have saved my life. 1. Strong WiFi. 2. Lots of hot water & good water PRESSURE. 3. Bunks have curtains & lamps but no elec sockets. 4. Soap, shampoo, conditioner (i'm bald). 5. Tea & coffee. I stayed at 3 hostels in Fuji Yoshida. See what I think of all of them.
3. Fujiyoshida Youth Hostel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Great value!
Reviewed By mobkk525It's conveniently located, although a little difficult to find at the beginning. The owner is super friendly and helpful. The building is quite old but pretty clean. The owner has a very quiet and small dog.
4. Couch Potato Hostel
Hostel/backpacker Accommodation
5. Koishiya Ryokan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
If you’re looking for a family-friendly onsen ryokan in Yamanouchi-machi, look no further than Koishiya. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Shibuyu Shrine (0.2 mi) and Otozan Onsenji Temple (0.3 mi), guests of Koishiya can easily experience some of Yamanouchi-machi's most well known attractions. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer air conditioning, and you can stay connected during your stay as Koishiya offers guests free wifi. The onsen ryokan features a concierge, a coffee shop, and a gift shop. Plus, Koishiya offers an on-site restaurant, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, parking is available. While in Yamanouchi-machi, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Koishiya, including Japanese Dining GOEN (1.0 mi), Enza Cafe (0.9 mi), and The Farmhouse (0.7 mi). Looking to explore? Then look no further than Sekai Heiwa Kannon (0.4 mi), which is a popular Yamanouchi-machi attraction – and it is conveniently located within walking distance of the onsen ryokan. The staff at Koishiya looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Last minute booking and struck lucky.
Reviewed By caj68Usually I research for weeks before a trip but this was a last minute opportunity to see the snow monkeys. My train ticket was held up and so I wasn't sure I would be able to go so booked this on the train wifi on the way there. They responded quickly to a query and the key things for me were near the train station, free shuttle to the monkey park and restaurant on site. I wanted to try an Onsen so had already decided on a Royokan. The twin room was spacious and the beds comfortable. I was close to the Womens bathroom so very convient. All areas were spotlessly clean. Being winter the heating system was very effective. I could not have been happier with my choice. The staff were extremely friendly and gave me valuable advice for my first time dip. The Royokan if perfectly placed to wander to the 9 Onsen in the village and only a couple of doors from a very expensive looking hotel. I was too tired to try the restaurant in the evening but the breakfast was a great way to start the day. My only disappointment is that I could not stay longer. I would happily return to the area and if I do, I will definitely stay here again.
6. Matsumoto BackPackers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Just five minutes from Matsumoto station and ten minutes from the city's famous castle, Matsumoto BackPackers offers friendly accommodation in an old Japanese house with a small garden. We offer simple hostel-style dormitory accommodation in a Japanese setting (futon mattress beds and woven straw tatami flooring). All our guests are young or young at heart so come and join them for a night or two!
windy & cold
Reviewed By tomonfireOverall one of the worst hostel experiences I've ever had. But let's start with: The good things: - wifi worked very well - location is close to train station (though the city is small and almost any accomodation can be considered as close to the station) The bad things: - this is an old japanese family house and not built to host around twenty people. everything is thight and gets quickly dirty. - the old house does not protect from weather conditions. i stayed there for two nights. in the first night the temperature in my dorm was 3 deg. in the second night it was 5 deg. i could feel the wind blowing throughout the night. the building is not isolated at all and has no (!) heating. - most disappointing to me was the behaviour of the owner. when i did realize in the evening that the room has no heating i asked, almost begged, the staff to heat the room with the one mobile heater they have. but the staff told me that the owner doesnt want to heat the room up. he simply didnt care about our sleep and our health. after the two nights i did get a strong cold. not so nice when you are on your once-in-a-life japan journey. the owner also didnt provide any solution to the problem in the second night (even though I asked the staff again to do sth). my feeling is that the owner wants to make as much money as he can with the old building and gives a sh** on the basic needs of his guests (protection from uncomfortable weather conditions is the one thing i can expect from any accomodation).
7. Mountain Hut Myoko
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Mountain hut Myoko is a ski lodge at the base of Ikenotiara ski resort in Myoko Kogen Japan. A relaxing and comfortable guesthouse that caters to everyone based in one of the snowiest places on earth.
Must visit place in Ikenodaira!
Reviewed By huangshihtingWe had a perfect long stay in the hut. It is a lovely hut nearby Ikenodaira ski resort, you can walk to the lift within 15mins and ride your snowboard back. There's a standalone dry room beside the hut. The rooms are tidy and clean. The bath and shower function perfectly, hot water is sufficient. You can find all cookers you would need in the big kitchen. Highly recommend it to all snowboard/ski lovers!
8. K's House Hakuba Alps
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
・No curfew,All rooms with air-conditioning,Internet service, Full equipped kitchen,Individual shower rooms(24 hours), English speaking staff,Cozy lounge,Japanese style space
Would give 6/5 if I could
Reviewed By LydiaDBThe couple that worked there were so kind, helpful and went above and beyond for my friends and I. I injured my knee on my first day of skiing and they really helped me out. They also took everyone to the grocery store and provided excellent advice RE snow sports and itineraries. I am so so grateful. With regards to the accommodation it was so clean, comfortable and the living area was beautiful - this made it much easier while being injured. It was a very short walking distance from the chairlift for hakuba goryu which made everything so easy!
9. Miyukinomori Youth Hostel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 19 reviews
A Hidden Gem
Reviewed By SHU FI am fortunate and extremely luck to stay 高社山麓みゆきの杜ユースホステル for my holidays in Iiyama. This is not an ordinary hostel, it is a home. It is cute, cosy, warm and welcoming. It is run by Mr Nkamura and his wife. They look after and care about every guest who comes to stay with them. The foods they served are proper home cooked; excellent and delicious. Mr Nakamura is passionate about building train models, the display in the lobby is impressive and fascinating. With Mr Nakamura' s supports and helps, I was able to complete Shinetsu Trail within 3 days, what an amazing host he is. He generously shares his local knowledge with everyone to make sure you enjoy your time here. When you need a help, he is always there willing to lend his hands for you. He helps you to plan the best routes for the places you want to visit. What's a great hospitality, it is a place you would love to come back again and again.
10. Moritomizu Backpackers
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 44 reviews
Place to stay
Reviewed By Canadian_Girl613There are very limited options for budget hostels in Nagano, and this one was in an excellent location. The staff were friendly but the amount of rules was excessive. Time restrictions on everything you do in the hostel could be quite frustrating. If they want to have this many rules, they should reduce the price as this was at the higher end of the price range for Japanese hostels. The beds were fine, but the pillows were terrible. Essentially a bean bag, not even a real pillow. I had serious neck pains from trying to sleep on this and ended up just sleeping on my sweater. Overall it is clean, and fine for a couple of nights if you are looking for somewhere to crash on a budget.
