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Discover the best Japanese guest houses in Yamanashi Prefecture, Koshinetsu, Chubu including K's House Fuji View, Hostel Fujisan YOU, Hostel & Salon Saruya, Hostel 1889, Orange Cabin, Wafu Guesthouse Kashiwaya, Hostel & Information SAMURISE, Hostel Mt. Fuji, Tetsudo Guesthouse Tetsunoya, MEKIKI Kominka.
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1. K's House Fuji View
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Backpackers Hostel K's House Fuji View is our 11th hostel in the K's House Chain and a sister hostel of K’s House Mt.Fuji. We provide a relaxing atmosphere with Wide-Extended View of Mount FUJI, and have a spacious lounge and fully equipped kitchen where guests can enjoy cooking and meeting new people while looking at the superb panorama of the symbol of Japan.
A perfecto place
Reviewed By Resort67422007907All that is written in the description is true. Very clean place. Friendly staff. They are very accommodating. They have a nice view of Mt. Fuji at the deck view but tou can also have a glimpse of. Mt. Fuji inside your room. They have free coffee and ice :)
2. Hostel Fujisan YOU
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Our hotel is located near the Kanadori in the place of the 3-minute walk from Fujisan Station Hostel Fujisan YOU is new construction and located in the center of historical and traditional old city which is listed on World Heritage. Though exteriors look western style, once you open the door, we hope that you will feel as if you are back in home which is surrounded by wood in the forest. We desi
5 STARS
Reviewed By Pali A1. Comfy BUNKS: curtains, lamp, 2 elec sockets. 2. Big SHOWERS: soap, conditioner, shampoo, water PRESSURE. 3. BREAKFAST included: cereal, toast, tea, coffee. 4. Home made BREAD! 5. LOCATION: near the Fujisan Station. 6. Strong WIFI. 7. Owner w/an ARTISTIC flair: he gives each an origami crane. Hostel Fujisan You sets the bar. Those that find fault w/ Hostel Fujisan You, probably are the dwarf Grumpy incarnate.
3. Hostel & Salon Saruya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Warm, friendly accommodations
Reviewed By Mike GOur family spent a night at Saruya after climbing Mt. Fuji. We stayed in a private/family room which comfortably accommodated the four of us. Our kids were initially hesitant about the shared bath/toilet setup but found they were clean, modern, and well-maintained. The person working the front was easy to talk to and offered a lot of helpful information about the area. The common areas were stylish, but subdued. We were quite comfortable eating and relaxing there. The only downside was the staircase to the second floor, which was a bit narrow and quite steep, but we managed. Free parking is available if you have a car. You'll have to navigate some narrow back streets to reach it, but it was nice to have. There is a common kitchen with a refrigerator, dishes, and a mini stove if you prefer to cook your own meals.
4. Hostel 1889
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Super roof top
Reviewed By fannyStrasbourgSuper AJ, avec plusieurs restaurant accessibles à pied. Les chambres sont modernes et bien conçues, nous avions une chambre pour 4 , avec un lit superposé et un tatami double. les communs sympa et le roof top , avec une superbe vue. Parking facile devant l'auberge.
5. Orange Cabin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Ideally Located Guesthouse at Kawaguchiko
Reviewed By Dao Kang WPros and Cons: + Very close to the bus terminal, easy to get to even if you're dragging your luggages along + Despite the close proximity to bus terminal, rooms are quiet as it is tucked away from the main roads + Clean, comfortable rooms that are decently spacious + Good heating provided + A small positive, you get window view of (slightly obstructed) Mt. Fuji - You have to pay a small premium compared to other guesthouses in the area for all the benefits above.
6. Wafu Guesthouse Kashiwaya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Lovely stay and staff
Reviewed By MattSRobThis is a gorgeous traditional hotel only a few minutes walk away from the Kawaguchiko train station. The staff here are super friendly and helpful, going out of their way to serve you when needed. Your room is very traditional with your bed being a futon. Whilst you can see Fuji from the balcony, you're also a 30 min walk away from some of the best views of Mt Fuji (of which the staff can tell you where to exactly go). You're also able to cook and do laundry here if you're staying as part of a longer trip in Japan and wish to do so. I would happily stay here again.
7. Hostel & Information SAMURISE
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Tiny room and cold
Reviewed By Greenbirds1Avoid staying here if you can. Main door is unlocked day and night. Not enough space for two people and we had two small suitcases. We placed them on the floor. The beds are hard, the heating (A/C) does not work very well so most of the time we were freezing and our room (letter O) had a window but it doesn’t look out to anywhere so it feels like a tiny box room. There is really bad condensation in the mornings on the windows. You can hear when someone leaves the house or goes to the toilet, extremely thin walls! I gave it two stars as they include the washing machine, tea & coffee. If you have to stay here, one night would be the most. Oh and don’t check out late! We checked out 10mins later and we were clapped out of the room, Literally! A very rude way of handling with people.
8. Hostel Mt. Fuji
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Hostel Mt. Fuji - FUKUYA, Fujiyoshida Hostel Mt. Fuji - FUKUYA - We are a pioneer – We established a guest house 3 years ago in Mt. Fuji Area, when foreign travelers couldn’t find nice and reasonable lodging with bilingual service in Mr. Fuji area, and to be more sad, I had heartbreaking experiences to see some travelers had to make dangerous “Bullet climbing(弾丸登山) because of such shortage of hotels -and this is why I established my guest house, Hostel Mt. Fuji Fukuya, to answer demands of dearest foreign guests. I had worked at a tourist information center operated by the city for more than 20 years, and at that time, I had to have many heartbreaking experiences -We had no good and reasonable hotels with bilingual service in our area, and I couldn’t introduce them a hotel. I felt so sorry not be able to welcome them as much as I wanted, and this experience made me to decide to create my own Guest house. I established my guest house in 2016, with my own fund with my passion to welcome customers and love for Mt. Fuji. I’ll welcome you with Japanese Omotenashi heart( warm hospitality), with bilingual service and at reasonable price. Please feel free to contact me. To see your smile is our goal.
Clean n cosy hostel & wonderful host
Reviewed By SengJoeThe hostel is new and clean; Stayed for 2 nights there; 5 of us stayed there- 3 in private room and another 2 in the dorm room. it's about 8-10 mins walk from Gekkoji Station; and the Arakura Sengen Jinja is roughly about 15-20 mins leisure walk from the hostel. The owner Ms Machiko is friendly and helpful. Gave us many helpful info on Fujiyoshida and surrounding areas - Lake Kawaguchi & Lake Yamanaka; bus from front of hostel to Fuji-san station and luggage storage at tourist info centre. We can get a wonderful view of Mt Fuji from the top floor of apartment building next to the hostel.
9. Tetsudo Guesthouse Tetsunoya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Tetsu no YA
鉄道模型好きの方は是非
Reviewed By Meander803342急遽、山梨で宿泊することになり、ネットで宿を探していた時に偶然発見しました。 安さと遅い時間にチェックインできるということで決定。 じぶんもNゲージをやっているのですが、この日は長旅のため持ち合わせていませんでしたが（泣）鉄道好きの店主さんと楽しくお話しできました。 プラレールルームとかもありますので、子供連れでも楽しめます。 この日は他の客がいなかったため小風呂でしたが温泉なのは嬉しかったです。 今度は是非Nゲージを持参して泊まりに行きます
10. MEKIKI Kominka
