가쿠난 에노 역 × 최근 24시간 동안 많이 팔린 숙소객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸

Route Inn offers smoking Rooms, which is very convenient. The Room was just the right size, with a large bed, a two-seater sofa, and a table, making it very comfortable. There is parking available on-site, and breakfast is included, providing great value. The staff's servic

A no-frills Hotel that provides just what you need. The front desk ensures clear communication. Perfect for business trips or solo travelers. Spacious parking and a simple yet delicious breakfast service.

Last time I stayed here, I couldn’t see Mt. Fuji, but this time I made a request anyway. Our twin room was on the second floor, and when I opened the window in the morning, Mt. Fuji was right in front of me—what an amazing sight. I could also see it clearly from the open-air bath in the morning. The breakfast was delicious as well, and we truly appreciated being able to stay at such a reasonable price. It was a night that made me feel other guests are fans of Kuretake Inn Fujisan too.

Good Points: - Affordable price (possibly because it was a Sunday) - View of trains from the guest room - Loft in the guest room - Two-piece sleepwear set - Friendly and polite front desk staff with smiles and bows - Large public bath (possibly an Onsen?) Average P

Although a large bed and a large TV take up most of the Room, this Hotel offers a very comfortable environment for sleeping. The large public bath is also relatively spacious. Breakfast had a homemade feel and was delicious. The price is attractive, so I would like to stay again. However, shoes are not allowed inside the building and you have to change footwear at the entrance, which may be a bit inconvenient.

I came by motorcycle and was able to park it in the parking lot on the 1st floor of the building. The Room did not have a view of Mt. Fuji, but it was clearly visible from an open space along the road in front of the Hotel. On the day I arrived, I ate fish in Numazu and visite

It is recommended to reserve a taxi for your return trip as well for convenience. The staff greeted us with smiles and provided excellent service, making our stay pleasant. The bathroom and toilet are separate and have been beautifully renovated. We happened to discover the

I stayed here for my Mt. Fuji climbing trip. The Facility had a traditional feel but was clean, and the Hotel staff were kind and accommodating, which made me feel at ease. There is a public bath attached, which was perfect for relaxing after the climb.

The Room had a separate toilet and bath, and the bath was spacious and comfortable. However, the showerhead wasn’t great—the water sprayed in all directions instead of hitting in one stream—so it took some effort to rinse out shampoo. I could see Mt. Fuji from my Room, which wa

Despite the age of the facility (apologies for mentioning this), it was very clean, and although it was not a non-smoking room, there was no smell of tobacco, making my stay very comfortable. The front desk staff provided clear and polite explanations, which I appreciated. I dine

No Meals Included, stayed with a family of six. As you can tell from the Plan, you might think this is an ultra-budget Accommodation. The location is great: there’s a supermarket and convenience stores nearby, and if you walk about 20 minutes you can reach a main road lined with well-known chain restaurants. It was a Ryokan made up of three buildings with the front desk building in between. Every building shows its age; some Rooms seem to have been renovated, but the building with the family Room—and the family Room we stayed in (a 10-tatami Japanese-style room)—has an atmosphere that some people may find off-putting. That said, the Room amenities and equipment, plus thoughtful touches for kids such as free drinks around the front desk and game facilities, along with outstanding hospitality, were impressive. For our family, the hospitality far outweighed any dissatisfaction with the Facility, and it became a Ryokan we’d like to stay at again. If I had to mention one notable complaint, it would be issues in the bath area. In the men’s bath there was one washing station that couldn’t be used; in the women’s bath there was reportedly only one washing station with hot water. (However, there are also two shower rooms available 24 hours a day separate from the baths.) Also, I personally didn’t mind it because of the low price, but there were many young guests like sports teams on trips, which apparently scared our children. This time we couldn’t use some of their signature services—such as the free alcohol bar until 10:30 p.m. or the rooftop footbath with views of Mt. Fuji—but even without those extras, for this price and level of service we would definitely like to stay again. That said as mentioned above, it may not suit those looking for a spotless Accommodation or brand-new facilities and service standards.