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• Pension Plentyf
  "Difficult to find but well worth the effort !"
  "This pension provides almost everything that you could want -cleanliness, friendliness, cosiness and good food. It is a very nice place on the far side of the lake from the village. The owners are very helpful suggesting walks and places we might visit. They gave us a delicious meal on the first..." evening. They said they would be happy to give us another meal on the second evening but suggested we might like to try a local restaurant to give some variety. The breakfasts were excellent as well. There were toys for the children. There is not a great number of rooms which adds to the friendliness. One minor problem is that it is quite difficult to find -we rang from a mobile only to discover that we were on the main road, right by the track that leads to the pension. More serious could be that you might have difficulty if at least one person in your party did not speak Japanese. " More >
• Yamanaka lake Idomae Cozy
  "First Time of Onsen"
  "This is my first time to experience the great onsen at the hotel and with great view of the mt Fuji from the room.... Great location and it take half an hour from mt fuji to this hotel. U can view the mt fuji from any direction from this hotel and the staff and the boss are really helpful even di..."dn't can speak much english... This is almost brand new which is operate since 2011 and the surrounding hotel is superb clean. " More >
• Fuji Mihana Hotel
  "Memorable stay"
  "Stayed there for one night on way to Mount Fuji from Disneyland Tokyo. Looked like a small hotel but it was quite memorable nonetheless. The view was great as you had the backdrop being Mount Fuji with the hotel facing a large lake. The view itself was great with mist coming in from the lake in t..."he morning. Other than the view, hotel also provided kimono's in which most if not all guest used during dinner time. It was a nice change. Food was also good during dinner with crabs being served and sushi as well. Hotel also had an onsen (natural hot springs) in which you can utilise. Men and women are segregated though. One point to note however is that the bedrooms do not have proper beds but rather you would need to sleep on mattresses laid out on the floor. But then again, you came to Japan for the culture and not the beds..Some however would find it hard to sleep. Good place overall and would definitely come here again.. " More >