Around Heidi Village × Accommodation Suitable For Dining GatheringsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Hotel located in a corner of the renowned Onsen “Yumura,” harmoniously blending the city's vibrancy with the tranquility of a resort. With comprehensive Facilities, including a 1,500 square meter convention hall, we deliver unparalleled experiences as an advanced urban Resort Hotel and as a representative Hotel of Kofu, the prefectural capital.

Kofu is blessed with lush nature and rich culture. Enjoy the deep charm and flavor unique to this well-matured town, from historic temples associated with Takeda Shingen to the Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art and local vineyards. As Kofu’s guesthouse featuring a serene Japanese garden, Tokiwa Hotel warmly welcomes you with heartfelt hospitality.

A property boasting panoramic views, situated on a hill overlooking Kofu. Featuring 11 types of onsen baths with natural spring water available 24/7. From private open-air baths, enjoy views of Mount Fuji and Kofu's nightscape. Relish the onsen experience while admiring the differing scenic beauty of day and night.

Enjoy expressive scenery through large windows and a spacious deck, and at night, take in a sky full of stars.Relax in this 130-year-old home with approximately 300 m² of generous space, and savor the passing time as you admire the changing valley views.

An exclusive, all-inclusive private villa limited to one group per day, created by Yamanashi Meijo “Shichiken.”Rooted in the brewing philosophy nurtured in Hakushu, this historic branch residence in the old Daigahara-shuku post town has been thoughtfully restored. Enjoy a kura-style bath inspired by Hakushu’s famed waters of the Southern Alps, sake pairings, and local food culture as you immerse yourself in the quiet flow of time unique to this place.More than just a stay—experience a cultural retreat that connects you with brewery heritage and the terroir of Hakushu.Savor Shichiken’s world through all five senses and enjoy an unforgettable moment.

Located on the southern foothills of the Yatsugatake Mountains, Kiyosato Highland offers a pleasant summer climate and harsh winters. The area is known for its stunningly clear night skies, and the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan is situated in nearby Nobeyama. As a tourist destination, it is not overly crowded, allowing you to relax and enjoy your time at leisure.Pension Sunadokei provides convenient access to Kiyosato's main attractions, with well-maintained roads for easy travel. Guests can savor meals featuring locally sourced organic vegetables, fresh highland milk, and aged coffee from Cocktail-do, a factory located in Nirasaki. For those who enjoy a good drink, we offer a wide selection of beverages, including craft beers from nearby breweries, wines from Yamanashi Prefecture, and a variety of cocktails. One of the perks of staying at a pension is the ability to enjoy your drinks and then head straight to bed. We encourage you to indulge without worry.For amenities, we have chosen high-quality products from Marks & Web to enhance your stay. As the second-generation owners, we have inherited the building and its name. The structure retains elements of the Showa and Heisei eras, and the interior reflects the personal touch of the owner. Our shy resident cat roams freely around the pension, so please be aware if you have allergies.The tranquil environment also makes it an ideal spot for digital detox. We can accommodate private bookings and are happy to work with you to customize your meals and drinks. Please feel free to reach out to us with any requests.