"We had a wonderful and very relaxing stay at hotel Shinko resort. Be sure to include the half board (breakfast and Dinner) to your stay. Also take full advantage of the natural hotel hotspring! "
"We had a wonderful and very relaxing stay at hotel Shinko resort. Be sure to include the half board (breakfast and Dinner) to your stay. Also take full advantage of the natural hotel hotspring! "
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"Set the expectations low so there’s less likelihood of being disappointed. Their shuttles will have to take you to and from your room so plan extra time. Lots of steps to walk to dine at their restaurant for breakfast and dinner. There’s option for in-room dining but that all depends on how early you can arrive in order to make reservations as it’s limited. This is not a one stop shop type of resort, it’s a lot of walking around the property and being shuttled around."
"Room size is good enough, location is quite close to kawaguchiko lake but a bit of walk from kawaguchiko station, which is fine as you get to sightsee the surroundings. The hotel is generous enough to provide free shuttle bus from and to the hotel. It also provides free bus to several stations which are quite strategic for your trip back to Tokyo - like for example Otsuki station."
"This is a spa hotel. They ask you to change into, not expected to, lounge/spa clothing which once passed the shock,was lovely. Onsen on site was extremely nice.
One thing I will say was book dinner as soon as you arrive or before as we tried to but the restaurant was full and everything else was closed as it was a Sunday, so no dinner for us. The alternative was to wait for supper at 22:30 for ramen, which we did. Breakfast was superb and faultless."
"Beautiful suite with lake view. Robes provided for onsen. Japanese style breakfast at our own table with hot pot and many courses. Convenient to rental bikes and restaurants. I highly recommend it."
"Roof top Fuji view is great. Kimono offering and public bath is wonderful.
Has some difficulty to find out about transportation nearby. Lack of clear information. Hotel shuttle has no other stops. Made it difficult to get around the areas other than calling uber.
Food are good but do not know what is on the menu. Overall very good experience"
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Katsunuma Budo-no-Oka Winery, Museum of Bank Tanaka, and The Shakado Museum of Jomon Culture feature captivating exhibits. Explore landmarks like Erin-ji Temple, Grave of Takeda Shingen, and Licorice Mansion. Get outside and spend some time strolling around Manriki Park, Herb Garden Travel Diary, and Asunaro Garden.