Fujino Kirameki Fujigotemba Reviews

great glamping experience, nice and clean cabin with everything you need.

View of Mt Fuji at your room's doorstep. What more can you ask for? Marshmallow over camp fire to end it all off in the night. Rooms are clean. Staffs are attentive and accommodating.

When I woke up in the morning, I immediately saw Mount Fuji. The portions of breakfast and dinner were sufficient, and the service was also very good. Emails were answered quickly. There is a shuttle bus to the outlet and the station, which is very convenient.

I recently had a wonderful vacation at a glamping hotel near Mount Fuji and left with unforgettable memories. This hotel provides a new accommodation experience and allows me to feel the beauty of nature. The setting is very beautiful, surrounded by dense woods and stunning mountain views. I was able to enjoy a comfortable bed and full bathroom in a luxurious tent while still being able to feel the ambiance of nature. The weather was perfect and sunny, allowing me to enjoy a barbecue and campfire outdoors. The hotel staff are very friendly and welcoming, always willing to help. This glamping experience left a wonderful impression on me and I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to enjoy nature and experience a unique stay.

Not suitable for tourists. More suitable for self-driving. Public transportation is not convenient.

The waiters are very enthusiastic and attentive! The hotel has an open environment and feels like nature! I like the surrounding scenery very much! But I still have a small comment: the check-in notification process is a bit cumbersome, and the notification is still oral. The air conditioner in the room is not good at heating, there is no heater, and the room is not warm enough. You need to cover yourself with clothes when sleeping at night. The plastic slippers were a bit dirty, there was no washing machine in the room, and the signs indicating the way to the room at night were not reflective or lighted up, so it took me a long time to find them. Only one towel is given for washing. Didn't you know that you need two towels for the night and the next day? The room lights cannot be adjusted and the brightness is not enough.

It is a very unique hotel, and it is also close to the duty-free shop.

The environment is very good, but the hotel arranges poorly when dealing with guests' meals. Since one of the three of us can't eat beef, after communicating with the hotel, he said that he would try his best to arrange it, but when we arrived at the scene, we found that the hotel directly canceled the beef in everyone's menu. I hope the hotel can improve, inform or communicate in advance.

It was the rainy season, but luckily it was sunny and on that day, I was lucky enough to ride a white horse that happened to be there. The goat is also eating a lot of weeds, is it Daigo's goat? That's what I thought. Red Fuji just in the evening? I'm lucky to see it too! Dinner was a full course starting with hors d'oeuvres, and as the drinks progressed, we were able to experience glamping while having a bonfire after dinner. For breakfast the next morning, I was able to make my own English muffins, and the coffee was ground from beans for an authentic experience. It was a great day.

I was able to enjoy a very quiet environment. I don't know if it was a coincidence, but there were fireworks going off from the facility next door, and my kids and I were very excited.

I experienced a pet-friendly villa. There is a dedicated dog run, and I was happy to see dogs running freely for the first time in a while! I would definitely like to visit again in the winter when Mt. Fuji can be seen beautifully. Not only was the food delicious, both dinner and breakfast, but it was also a valuable experience to be able to grill and cook it yourself in the midst of nature. In addition to that, we ordered bonfire sets and s'mores and enjoyed them while looking at the starry sky. I definitely want to travel again!

I stayed with my family for one night only. Basically, the satisfaction level was high, and my child's wishes were met, so I think I'll be visiting again in the near future. We used the container house-style "Grande Cabin", but since this is our first time experiencing <glamping>, we cannot compare our experience with other facilities and equipment. What I can say is that if ``glamping'' is not ``camping'' where you basically spend time in an outdoor space in a tent made of only one cloth, you can control the lighting, call a butler, etc. with the touch of a button, It is not a ``luxury hotel,'' but a shelter somewhere in between, where you spend time in a permanent building that is completely air-conditioned and eliminates environmental influences from the outside world as much as possible, so as a customer, do you expect something closer to ``camping'' or more like ``luxury hotel''? There are differences in the specifications required depending on the degree of use, and it is likely that there will be a discrepancy with the specifications of the actual facility being used. In addition, the characteristics of this facility are that the customer's preference depends on three factors: (1) whether the weather will be good or whether it will rain, (2) whether Mt. I feel that there is a big difference between satisfaction and dissatisfaction.　 　*I feel that individual support, both physically and mentally, is an issue, especially during rainy days. Furthermore, this facility changed the service content it had previously set up (advertised) during the period when the infectious disease was spreading, and it appears that the change was not advertised on the facility's website in an easy-to-understand manner and on time. By the way, during the first week of September when I used it, the weather was probably close to ideal for a summer vacation, as although it was too hot to be outside during the day, it got a little cold at night. I heard that before August 15th, it didn't get cool outside even at night, making it difficult to escape the heat. By the way, I asked about winter, and since the temperature drops to -5 degrees (February), it is necessary to keep the water flowing from showers, sinks, toilets, etc. throughout the night to prevent freezing. It seems to be quite cold. On the other hand, it has the advantage of having a high rate of clear skies in winter, making it easy to see Mt. Fuji, and the night sky is beautiful, so I think it's a good idea to understand these points before considering using it. Unfortunately, the explanation on the facility website is insufficient (intentional?), so I hope this will be improved. For dinner, I ordered a <glamping dinner>. Shortly before the designated dinner time, all the dishes and ingredients were brought in by the staff in a special cart, and we were given an explanation of the dishes and how to use the gas stove to prepare the main dish (tomahawk beef). At first, I was confused about cooking on a large stationary gas stove, but once I tried it, I was able to do it surprisingly well, and this is where I felt a sense of ``glamping.'' (I may be laughed at by real camping experts, but I'm here because I'm not looking for the real thing in the first place.) By the way, the quality of the prepared food and self-cooking ingredients, including Tomahawk, is excellent. The food was good and the quantity was too much for us, but if you don't have enough, there are optional delivery meals (pre-cooked) and additional ingredients. It is true that some frozen products and commercial products are used, but this facility is staffed by a Western cuisine chief who graduated from Hakone Kowakien, and like other facilities, prepares cooked food from a central kitchen. Since the food is not transported, cooked by amateur staff, and served according to the instructions in the manual, I was able to enjoy the food with peace of mind, including traceability. After dinner, we enjoyed fireworks, lit a bonfire in front of the cabin, and swayed in a hammock, admiring the night view of Mt. Fuji with the rows of twinkling lights of climbers right in front of us.Also, we soaked in a jacuzzi bath and looked up at the starry sky, right after the supermoon. I was able to experience a lot of things, including watching the moon. In terms of cabin service, staff called "field attendants" are in charge of them, and as far as we've come across, many of them are camping geeks from the local area, and they're very enthusiastic about sharing the real pleasure and know-how of camping life with beginners of glamping. He was trying to teach me. It was very interesting to us and served as a bridge to repeat. Of course, not all of them were enthusiastic, and there were some (young?) staff members who were still poorly trained in the basics of service, but it seems that all facilities, including this facility, are struggling in this aspect. Furthermore, since we were using our own car, the parking space right behind the cabin was helpful, but when making a reservation online from the facility website, there was no explanation or guidance for making that selection, which made us feel inadequate and unfriendly. So I hope it improves. On the other hand, although it is contradictory, there is no distinction between the flow of cars (both customers and business) and the flow of pedestrians within the premises, so infants and young children are allowed to play freely outside the cabin. There is a risk. Although there are physical constraints such as the shape of the site, there is certainly room for improvement, so I hope that improvements will be made. Finally, I saw a two-story building under construction inside the facility and when I asked about it, I was told that it was a hot bath facility. Although there is a Jacuzzi bath in each cabin, it seems that many people still ask for a ``large public bath'', and I think it shows its true value especially in the middle of winter. After a period of confusion due to the spread of infectious diseases, this facility seems to be planning expansion and renovation in the future, so I have high hopes for it.