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We had a very comfortable stay. The building has a stylish Japanese-modern design, and the food was delicious. The staff who welcomed us were very kind, shared various stories with us, and were friendly and reassuring. The staff assigned to our Room were also very kind. If I had to mention one thing, I wish the view from the bath in the Room had been better.

This was my second stay. When I called in advance to ask about setting up an oxygen concentrator, the staff responded very kindly and courteously, which made me feel at ease about my visit. On the day, they thoughtfully arranged a first-floor Room for me, and I truly appreciated their attention to detail. The Room itself was spacious, and I was able to relax comfortably throughout my stay. Thanks to their warm hospitality, it was a wonderful stay. I would definitely like to stay here again.

The staff were very courteous. The Room was very clean. Despite the reasonable price, you can use the large public bath, and parking is free. Gotemba Premium Outlets are nearby, and access is excellent! The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of options and was very good!

Although the weather wasn’t great, we were able to enjoy a BBQ and a campfire thanks to the covered area. Bringing our own items was allowed, so we brought alcohol without hesitation—even glass wine glasses. We couldn’t get the jacuzzi’s automatic hot-water filling function to work properly. The staff showed us how to use the projector. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask for help—you’ll enjoy your stay even more.

I traveled from Saitama to Shizuoka for work and stayed one night at Kuretake Inn Gotemba Inter for the first time. It was a shame I didn’t get to use the Onsen. The Room was clean, the amenities were well stocked, and the breakfast buffet had a wide variety of dishes and was delicious. I will stay again. Thank you very much.

I stay here for climbing Mt. Fuji. This was my third time, and it’s very convenient for getting to Mt. Fuji. The station is within walking distance, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby, which is also convenient. There is a large public bath as well, and it’s very relaxing. The building feels a bit old, but I can spend my time here comfortably and peacefully. I’d like to stay here again when I climb Mt. Fuji next time.

Although our stay was short, the Facility had a wonderful atmosphere and we were able to relax and enjoy a peaceful time. The next morning, we enjoyed the Onsen and sauna—it felt great, and both body and mind were refreshed. Since we arrived just before midnight (24:00), it was a bit disappointing that we couldn’t use the Onsen that day. Next time, I’d like to arrive a little earlier and take more time to enjoy the Facility as well. I would definitely like to stay again if I have the chance. Thank you!

Because I expected to check in late at night for work, I chose this Hotel for its large public bath hours—open until 2:00 a.m., with a sauna—which are much longer than those at nearby Business Hotels. The building feels a bit dated in places, but it was acceptable. I also liked the comfortable two-piece loungewear instead of a yukata. It’s right after you exit the interchange, so it’s truly convenient—I’d like to stay again.

Nearby Hotels are packed with race staff, and if you’re lucky, you might even end up having breakfast with race queens. As usual, I searched expecting to be on a waiting list for cancellations, but luckily I managed to snag an available Room. I didn’t run into any race-related guests, but it was great to have a convenient home improvement store, supermarket, and a popular ramen shop nearby. Compared with newer Hotels these days, it isn’t brand-new, but it has been renovated and the unit was slightly more spacious and comfortable. It’s probably fitted with heavy self-closing fire doors due to fire safety regulations, and I think the noise is what leads to negative Reviews. If guests are mindful of each other, it shouldn’t be an issue.

As it was our first time camping/glamping, I think it was well suited for beginners. I won’t go into details as I don’t want to cause any issues for the Facility, but when my child got burned, you took great care of us. We are truly grateful for your warm support in so many ways, without a single unpleasant look. It was a little disappointing that it became pitch-dark at night with almost no streetlights and felt scary, and that there was no bathtub in the morning Onsen, but everything else was wonderful: delicious meals that left us completely full, very clean toilets and wash areas, activities like the campfire and roasting marshmallows, and the outdoor playground—we had a great time! The Room was also lovely and very comfortable. Every staff member was wonderful and made us feel warmly welcomed. Thank you very much.

Stayed at the accommodation after attending a festival at Lake Yamanaka. Despite the possibility of arriving past midnight due to traffic, the staff provided kind and accommodating service over the phone—thank you! The room was clean, and I slept soundly until morning. (The blackout screen was so effective that it felt like nighttime even in the morning!) Breakfast was delicious, and the large public bath had soothing water that relieved my fatigue. I had confirmed in advance that room wear wasn’t provided, so I brought my own without any issues. I would love to stay here again if given the chance!

I chose this Hotel because I was on a business trip and needed to stay within a tight budget. I’m not sure if it was due to the season, but around Gotemba Station there were only a few Hotels that fit my budget, including this one. The building itself felt a bit old, but the room was very clean. One thing to note is that the Hotel apparently doesn’t have an elevator, so if you’re assigned a room on the 3rd floor and have heavy luggage, it could be tough. The room had amenities like a razor and toothbrush, and it also came with an air purifier and hair dryer—convenient features you’d expect from a Business Hotel. There also seemed to be water dispensers on each floor, which was very handy when I wanted drinking water. Also, the shampoo and body soap were “tea” versions (tea shampoo? tea body soap?), which felt like a nice touch given that this is a tea-producing area. It didn’t seem strongly scented like tea, so if you’re curious, it might be worth trying.

The owner couple are very pleasant, and their attentive service reflects their long experience in hosting. It was disappointing that the TV didn’t support Abema and that the shower was a bit difficult to use. The kitchen was well equipped, so we had no inconvenience. This is a great, affordable condominium with an unobstructed view of Mt. Fuji.

This was my first stay in seven years, and the building had been renovated, making it a very comfortable stay. As it is a guesthouse, if you are sensitive to noise from neighboring rooms, earplugs may be essential... but overall it is a quiet Accommodation. Great value for money.

We were arriving at night and just needed a place to sleep, so we chose this reasonably priced option. It felt like a unit in a fairly large studio apartment building. Above all, we were thrilled with the view of Mt. Fuji from the window early in the morning—it became one of the highlights of our trip! The only minor drawbacks were the low water pressure in the bath and that, for a group this size, having the toilet and bath/sink area combined was a bit inconvenient. Other than that, we were very satisfied. There was also an electric pot among the cooking equipment, so we enjoyed making something like sukiyaki for dinner. Recommended for family trips or getaways with friends of up to 6 people. (With 6 guests, one person will sleep on a floor futon.)