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We were very satisfied with the happy hour and breakfast, and the amenities were well stocked. The location was convenient, with a shopping mall nearby, and the front desk and staff were very helpful. The Room was very clean, and it felt like it had been thoroughly cleaned down to every detail. Thank you for taking care of us.

First stay for business. The large public bath is rotated by time slots, but it’s still spacious (about 5 washing stations and a tub for around 3 people), and having a Hotel where you can soak in a big bath is really helpful. No particular complaints about the Room. I don’t think there was a cup by the sink. Breakfast was average for a Business Hotel. There were rules posted for the welcome drink, but I had it several times (sorry). As mentioned in a Review, there’s parking about a 5-minute walk away for 400 yen per 24 hours; after checkout, I left my luggage in the car and took my time walking to visit Asama Shrine. Recommended Hotel.

I chose this Accommodation as a base for a one-week touring trip around Mt. Fuji, Izu, and Hakone, so I could head out without constantly loading and unloading my luggage. The shared areas, washbasins, toilets, and shower rooms were clean. The washer/dryer was free to use, which was very helpful for longer stays and for drying rain gear. The sleeping area has high ceilings and doesn’t feel cramped. The front desk staff were kind and courteous, which made the stay pleasant. It was quiet and comfortable—maybe because it was just before Golden Week—but since it’s a guesthouse, earplugs are still necessary. It’s close to JR Fujinomiya Station and Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine. Even if you need food or forget something, there are convenience stores, drugstores, and AEON within walking distance, which is very convenient. If you’re used to capsule hotels or guesthouses, I think it’s extremely comfortable considering the space and price. A great Accommodation—10/10 satisfaction.

This was a return visit because when I stayed last November, I thought, “I’d like to come back in a different season.” As it was the rainy season, I couldn’t see Mt. Fuji at all—though it should have looked magnificent—but it turned out to be the perfect opportunity to relax indoors at the Facility. Since I arrived a little before check-in time, I contacted you hoping to leave my luggage only, and you kindly agreed. When I arrived, being greeted with “Welcome back!” was a wonderful start to the warm hospitality. Last time, I left several comments on things I hoped could be improved if possible, and every single one had been addressed—this thoughtfulness impressed me even more. Breakfast was changed from last time; the main dish was Saikyo miso–marinated rainbow trout, and it was so delicious that it made me want more rice. I’d love to visit again in another season as well—partly because I want to try yet another breakfast option.

We stayed here during the Golden Week holidays. In a quiet space far removed from the bustle of everyday life, we were able to relax at our own pace while soaking in the private Onsen. Thoughtful touches could be found throughout the Accommodation, and both dinner and breakfast were heartfelt and delicious, featuring an abundance of Shizuoka’s seafood and mountain produce. The sake tasting was excellent as well, and we also appreciated that the kamameshi we couldn’t finish was carefully made into rice balls for us. While eliminating anything unnecessary, the Accommodation still felt luxurious, and we truly enjoyed the attentive yet never overbearing service. Thank you very much!

There is a swallow’s nest above the entrance, and when you step inside, a wide earthen-floored space opens up in front of you. Although it’s a traditional Japanese house, it has been renovated in a modern style, with an up-to-date kitchen, refrigerator, and other appliances lined up in the earthen-floored area. When you open the Room door from there, you enter an irori hearth and tatami Room. It’s very spacious—almost too large for just two people. Air conditioning is installed everywhere except on the second floor above the bath area, so it stays comfortable even in summer. The Room also has games and play equipment such as shogi pieces, ring toss, a frisbee, and badminton. There is also a garden large enough to play badminton in. At night we enjoyed fireworks and even a bonfire despite it being summer; when we looked up, we could see the starry sky and the Milky Way. There is no light pollution. Meals were not included on the first day; on the second day, staff carefully grilled vegetables and meat over the irori hearth for us. The meat slowly grilled over charcoal was incredibly delicious. The staff were very kind—they prepared our meal and explained the background of this traditional house—and we truly felt their hospitality. We were able to savor the happiness of simply spending time at ease. Next time I’d love to return from autumn into winter!

The Room was clean, and it was great that the bathroom and toilet were separate. It was also nice that meals were not buffet-style, so we could dine in a relaxed atmosphere. The staff were pleasant as well.

It was clean for the price, and the welcome drink was a nice touch. The staff were friendly and easy to talk to. I’d like to stay here again.

Although I checked in late, you kindly accommodated me. Thank you very much.

The parking lot was a bit hard to find, so I called for directions. They were very polite and easy to understand, and I was able to park without any trouble. (It’s along the road on the east side of the NTT building!) The Facility is certainly old, but it’s kept very clean, and thanks to the kind and courteous staff, I had a comfortable stay. I could also see Mt. Fuji from the window, and I’m very satisfied with the great value. Thank you!