Mount Fuji Hotels with Hot Tubs

"Best view of Mt Fuji by the Lake and from your own room! The front desk manager was very helpful and made out stay even better. There is a convenient shop about 5mins walk acrosss the road."

"Very nice and spacious apartment. Room was very clean and the staff attend to us was very helpful and courteous. Highly recommended."

"What an amazing stay. With a stunning view of Mount Fuji, quite area, and the friendliest owners, I would highly recommend the stay. It was a great change for my wife and daughter from having a hotel room to have a house. "

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"They provide an amazing pick-up service with one caveat; they sent the WRONG PHONE NUMBER to call. (The correct number is able to be found on the internet easily, I am just not very smart) When you call the number they send, it tells you the number doesn't exist. I had to take a bus up to the place, and then walk uphill in the dark with my luggage for about 20 minutes. They give you a convenient book that tells you the Bus station information desk can call them. But they didn't send this...

"Amazing hotel with a beautiful view of Lake Kawaguchiko and Mt Fuji! Room was nice and clean. Onsen was clean and empty when we were there. Service is excellent . Our personal server for dinner and breakfast, Nakamura San was the best! Kawaii! Delicious meals. Overall a memorable experience!"

"Worth every cent paid for the 2 nights stay. Room and sevice was above expectation and keiseki meals were comparable to high end restaurants and a lot of privacy with the option to have it in the room. Strongly recommended!!"

"The room is as advertised. Traditional Japanese room."

"Spacious rooms but old. Good breakfast and dinner buffer. The location is inconvenient to access even with your own car. But the price is reasonable. "

"The town of Yamanakako is an excellent place to take beautiful pictures of Mt. Fuji. This guesthouse is only about a 15 minute walk from Lake Yamanakaka where you can get the most Instagram worthy photos and there are plenty of places to eat. The guesthouse itself is great. It's a nice shake up from hotel rooms and really is a way to get yourself immersed more into Japanese culture."