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6 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka Prefecture, Tokai, Chubu
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka Prefecture, Tokai, Chubu including Kuretake Inn Premium Fujinomiya, Fujinomiya Green Hotel, Kyukamura Fuji, Hotel Hana no Yu, The Sun & Moon, Shibakawaen.
Restaurants in Fujinomiya
1. Kuretake Inn Premium Fujinomiya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Open on Thursday, February 15, 2018!
Clean and quiet
Reviewed By bixiergDon’t expect too much from the picture on TripAdvisor. The hotel is clean and surprisingly quiet, even having had a room directly beside the elevator. The room was spacious considering it is a business hotel but also comparatively expensive considering the location in the middle of nowhere. The furniture in the room is IKEA standard. Impressive however the big flatscreen TV. Besides sleeping there’s nothing you can do in the hotel. Mill restaurant and don’t waste your money on the breakfast. Overall OK when you just go there to sleep one night.
2. Fujinomiya Green Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 26 reviews
Welcome to Fujinomiya Green Hotel, your Fujinomiya “home away from home.” Fujinomiya Green Hotel aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. While staying at Fujinomiya Green Hotel, visitors can check out Yakisoba Shrine (0.4 mi) and Nishiyama Hommon-ji Temple (3.1 mi), some of Fujinomiya's top attractions. As your “home away from home,” the inn rooms offer a refrigerator, air conditioning, and blackout curtains, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, a coffee shop, and baggage storage while staying at Fujinomiya Green Hotel. In addition, Fujinomiya Green Hotel offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Fujinomiya trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is parking available to guests. If you’re looking to experience local food favorites like okonomiyaki & takoyaki, consider a visit to Otafuku, Hikono, or Umezu, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Fujinomiya Green Hotel. If you’re looking for something to do, Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine (0.5 mi) and Fujinomiya City Hall 7th Floor Observatory Lobby (0.3 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Fujinomiya Green Hotel. Fujinomiya Green Hotel puts the best of Fujinomiya at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
ONLY SO SO
Reviewed By Lee CHotel is quite near from JR station and bus station. Chose this hotel because it was reasonably priced and has room for three persons,plus location. Hotel quite rundown and smells. Only consolation was that the room for three persons with Japanese style futon bed was big and brightly lit. Aeon mall nearby
3. Kyukamura Fuji
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly ryokan in Fujinomiya does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Kyukamura Fuji, a nice option for travelers like you. While staying at Kyukamura Fuji, visitors can check out Makaino Farm (1.8 mi) and Ise Jimmeigu Shrine (2.1 mi), some of Fujinomiya's top attractions. Rooms at Kyukamura Fuji offer a refrigerator and air conditioning. Guests of Kyukamura Fuji are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. If you like ramen, Kyukamura Fuji is conveniently located near Goheijaya, which is known for serving up this local favorite. Should time allow, Wakajishi Shrine, Hitoana Fujiko Ruins, and Yamamiyasengen Shrine are some popular historic sites that are relatively easy to get to. Kyukamura Fuji looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Fujinomiya.
Mount Fuji Beauty
Reviewed By SandBTokyoAwesome place to stay around Fuji. This hotel is right on the lake Tanuki look on to Mount Fuji, stunning view. There is a path around lake Tanuki and also rental bicycles. There is a camp ground also. The hotel was booked but we were able to get a cottage. 5 minutes walk from hotel. Very nice. Were were able to eat at the hotel as well as use the onsen. Onsen was surprisingly small and uninteresting. Buffet dinner and breakfast were good. Nice place to stay and enjoy natural beauty.
4. Hotel Hana no Yu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Onsen for beginners
Reviewed By Kelly LOK, so me & my climbing group got taken here when a typhoon cut short our Fuji ascent. It's a nice place, but if this your first onsen, it can be a bit intimidating. So, let me break it down for you. 1) You check in, and get a bag with some robes in it, plus a little bracelet thingie and a room key on a long stick kind of deal. You'll notice men get blue, women orange. 2) Likewise, there are two doorways off the lobby: one with blue curtains, one with red. Again, male and female. Don't get 'em mixed up. 3) When you get to your room, you may notice a panel next to the light switches with a little red light that says "IN". That's your cue to stick the long stick the room key came on into the hole. Otherwise the room lights won't work. Had to have them explain that to me. 4) When you're ready to check out the bath, change into the robes, grab your towel, and tromp down to the changing area beyond the appropriate curtain. The number on your bracelet is your locker number. The key to the locker is hidden inside the bracelet (I found it easier to push it out if you turn the bracelet inside out --you'll see what I mean). 5) Undress, take the towel, and lock everything else up. There's a door to the main bathing area in the corner. 6) First things first, off to the side are some shower stations--look like little cubicles with stools and that. Wash yourself good and clean before going in to the water. 7) There are a couple pools inside and outside, be sure to check both areas out. Just soak for a few minutes in each case, as the water is around 110 F. 8) When you're done, be sure to stop by the place by the door with the big ladles and rinse yourself off before going back into the locker room (you'll see other folks doing it). 9) Your bracelet is also how you make purchases at the vending machines. There's a scanner inside, so you just swipe it while still on your wrist and it gets added to your tab. 10) That's basically it, really. Just be quiet and respectful of the rules, and have a good time. Onsens are relaxing as heck, it turns out. It's a nice place overall, so far it's the only one I've ever been to, but it's pretty decent. Not the Ritz or anything--actually, kind of put me in mind of the old Catskills resorts from back in the day. Clean and comfortable, and a nice friendly staff even when working through a language barrier.
5. The Sun & Moon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Looking for a more relaxing and peaceful vacation with outstanding views of Mount Fuji and nature? Do you enjoy hiking, biking or relaxing with your partner or family? Luxury Cottage Camping Sun & Moon Club is for you.
Great place to relax
Reviewed By Haruna SThe staff there were super nice and helpful. They are willing to help us with any information we need to plan a trip around the area. Food tastes great and is healthy, using local vegetables and meat. Great place to relax and have a break from busy city life.
6. Shibakawaen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Near Mt Fuji
Reviewed By Frank KNice ryokan. A bit out of the way from Fujinomiya by about 30 minutes by taxi but worth it. Wonderful dinner and bath after a long day of travel. Onsen on one side the nicest we've visited on our trip. Fireflies are in season! Walk the neighborhood to see.
