Familienhotels in Berg Fuji suchen

„That's the best hotel I have ever been. The service was exceptional. Very friendly, treated every guest like a king. The best was the onsen in the room. We enjoyed also really the public onsen. I would come anytime again. “

„Great location with access to the lake/ beach in a couple of minutes and views of Mt Fuji direct from the property. Fantastic service from the guys at reception; from the shuttle bus to sightseeing advice, sorting extras out in the cottage and helping us with escaping the typhoon. The best and most genuine that I’ve experienced! Thankyou again for letting us stay with you. “

„Wir hatten ein traditionelles Zimmer, welches einen sehr schönen Ausblick hatte. “

„Fantastic location, less than 5 minutes walk from Kawaguchiko station, clean & comfort. I love the shared dining area with open kitchen. Spaces seating area with great environment. “

„Stayed here with husband and toddler (age 3.5 year old) for a night. We arrived at check in time (walked from bus station - about 10-15 min). A shuttle service was available but we decided to walk this time. Service from start to finish was amazing. The hotel was beautiful during the fall season. We stayed in the west wing. Rooms were very spacious and clean. However, the bathroom was a bit small. Dinner was included and was a buffet with several western and Japanese options. Drinks were ...

„Das Hotel hat eine sehr alte Ausstattung, die definitiv ihre besten Jahre hinter sich hat. Trotzdem, muss ich sagen, dass es seinen Charme hat und zu dem Gesamtbild des Hotels passt. Die Mitarbeiter sind äußerst freundlich und hilfsbereit und der Onsen ist auch sehr schön. Das japanische Frühstück ist liebevoll zusammengestellt und man wird davon mehr als satt. Wer also Lust auf ein altmodisches Hotel hat und sich nicht an ein paar Rissen hier und da stört ist hier gut aufgehoben.“

„This hotel was my favourite experience in Japan. The most striking feature is the view of Lake Kawaguchi upon entering the room. The room is also spacious and you are supplied with a yukata to wear inside the hotel. This adds to the experience of immersing yourself in the culture. The whole hotel can only be navigated in the supplied house slippers (shoes left in lobby). The parts that stood out to me was the food we had for breakfast and dinner (half-board). I always left too full to move! ...

„vorzeitig abgereist wegen untragbarer hygienischer zustände“