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Shoji Lake Hotel
4.3/543 Reviews
It is a small hotel. The rooms are decorated in a nostalgic Japanese style. The lobby was renovated earlier. There are not many facilities. It is a bit old but very clean. There are small baths and open-air baths. Since there are not many guests, it will not be crowded even if it is small. The staff is friendly. On the night of check-in and the next morning when you return to the hotel after taking photos, you will be served drinks in the lobby. When you leave, they will take the initiative to take photos for guests at the door with Mount Fuji as the background. The hotel faces Mount Fuji, so you can see Mount Fuji from the door and from the room. The location is not in a busy city, so it will be more convenient to drive by yourself. There are not many shops nearby, so it is best to buy some food for dinner and breakfast. The hotel also sells cup noodles and a small number of snacks, as well as drink vending machines. The advantage of living here is that if the weather is good when you get up early in the morning, you can see Mount Fuji before setting off to take pictures. If you want to take photos at several nearby lakes, it is a good choice. You can also take beautiful photos on the top floor of the hotel. The hotel's TV will automatically turn on at six in the morning. It may be the morning alarm clock. It was not mentioned when checking in, which is a bit scary, but once I open the window and see the beautiful Mount Fuji, it doesn't matter.
Coosu Coosu
4.8/54 Reviews
The environment is very natural and Google Maps positioning is not accurate. There is a branch road after entering the trail, which is more difficult to find after dark. You can use Apple's own map to locate it accurately. It only takes 2 or 3 minutes to walk from the river. The room facilities are great👍. Sister An who greeted us was very warm and thoughtful, and even lent her restaurant to us to enjoy hot pot. Worth visiting again! Thank you, Sister An!
Shimizu Kuniaki’s Paradise of Forest and Lake
4.2/526 Reviews
It was a good experience in Japan. For this kind of accommodation The first night, I slept in room 102, a good room with 4 beds and a dining table for 4 people. I liked it very much, so I asked to stay the 2nd night, but the 2nd night I got room number 105, a room with 2 futons + sofa. It was uncomfortable to sleep, the mattress was a moving spring. And the noise is very annoying.
Fuji Sakura House
4.2/51 Reviews
Facilities have  need to be repaired 
Petit Pension Lumber Jack
4/52 Reviews
There weren't many word of mouth on the net, and it was cheap and uneasy, but is there such a good pension? I am so satisfied that I think! ☺️ Pet available, dinner breakfast, hot spring rental free cospa is too good. The meal was also very delicious like a luxury hotel dish. Coffee is also delicious. The hot spring was also pleasant. Face wash, shampoo and body soap were also available! The water pressure in the shower is also satisfactory. Because it was petable, I had the smell of the room or anxiety, but it was a very beautiful room without smell at all. The downside was that I could hear the snoring voice in the next room. I will go to stay again!
The Kukuna
4.5/529 Reviews
The price of more than 12,000 per night is really expensive. The room is not big, very Japanese-style. I am not used to it when I just came from a high-end hotel in Ginza, Tokyo, but the next dinner is too extra , Every dish is basically delicious. After eating, I feel that the price of the room is worth some fares. I didn’t go to the hot spring. I went up to take a look. The pool is not very big, and the view of Mount Fuji from the balcony of the room is okay (but there is a tree that is very annoying. ), but I don’t know if it’s the hotel’s sanitation problem or there are too many bugs here. When I woke up this morning, my husband and I both had rashes on our arms, which were very itchy. My husband’s was more serious and swollen. Breakfast is a normal buffet.

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Hotel Information for Traveller

Number of Hotels2
Number of Reviews29
Lowest PriceILS 187
Highest PriceILS 887
Average Price (Weekends)ILS 483
Average Price (Weekdays)ILS 355