สถานียาชิโออิเคะออนเซน × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง - 5หน้า

I planned a trip on short notice and looked for accommodation while keeping costs as low as possible. The only drawback was that the room did not have a private bathroom or toilet, but it was not a major issue. Since the price was low, I did not have high expectations for the meals, but I was pleasantly surprised in a good way. Both breakfast and dinner had plenty of variety and were very delicious, leaving me completely satisfied. It is an accommodation I would love to stay at again when visiting the area.

We stayed here with friends for a glamping trip, and it was amazing. If we have the chance to visit again, we’d love to stay here again!

We stayed at Villa Ansoleil’s private cottage. Thoughtful touches were found throughout the cottage, and we felt very comfortable during our stay. We were also lucky with the climate and weather, and we could enjoy a front-facing view of Mt. Fuji from many spots around the cottage—absolutely satisfying. I’ve stayed at several Hotels around the Mt. Fuji area, but this was my favorite. Since it was a no-meals Plan, we shopped at a nearby supermarket, and having breakfast while enjoying a luxurious view of Mt. Fuji was amazing! The staff and owner were also very pleasant and helpful, which is another reason this cottage left such a great impression on us. It’s easy to see why there are so many positive Reviews. We would love to stay again and will recommend it to our friends as well. Thank you very much.

My spouse, our daughters, and our grandchild stayed here and were very well taken care of. Twin-bed Japanese-Western Room with breakfast and dinner included Separate bath and toilet, two TVs The Room was very spacious and comfortable. You make your own futon. Dinner was prepared in the Room. We were able to eat together at a relaxed pace. Steamed pork and lots of vegetables in a bamboo steamer Rice, three small side dishes, and bite-sized dessert (kuzumochi). Miso soup and tea were brought in a pot. For our grandchild: omurice, potato soup, and vanilla ice cream. There was a slightly larger fridge (freezer on top, refrigerator below), so even guests without meals could stock ingredients for cooking. Cooking utensils and plastic wrap were provided. There were separate trash bins for bottles/cans and burnable waste. There was a DVD player, and many DVDs were available to borrow in the lobby. On the balcony there were chairs and an ashtray. The women’s bath had four washing stations. Shampoo etc. were provided. Hair dryers were available (Dyson and ReFa). There is also a water dispenser. Breakfast was delicious too: Bread, rice, curry, scones, yogurt, dashi ochazuke, etc. On the 1st floor there is the dining area, baths, laundry area, ice machine, vending machines, table tennis, massage chairs— all free to use. There was also a kids’ room. Our grandchild played on the day we arrived and played plenty until check-out the next day. There was a large TV and lots of Yogibo cushions/beanbags. It was our first time staying at this type of Accommodation, but it was really great. Some guests were having BBQs in the garden as well. We’d like to come again. However, maybe because the elevator doors are slightly misaligned, they made an extremely loud roaring noise every time they opened or closed. It made us a bit worried. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

I stayed here with my mother, who uses a wheelchair. The owner was incredibly kind, and we had a very comfortable stay. We could see Mt. Fuji beautifully even from our Room! We were able to admire Mt. Fuji without a single cloud from the pension’s garden—it was truly breathtaking. The bath used Onsen water, and even at 170 cm tall, I could stretch out my legs comfortably. We were also impressed by the autographs of famous people such as Hiroshi Abe. We really appreciated the owner’s thoughtful attention to detail. When we stay at Lake Yamanaka again, we would love to return. We made wonderful memories—thank you so much!!

We were truly impressed by the hostess’s warm and wonderful personality. The Room, toilet, and bath were all kept very clean, so we had a comfortable stay. She also recommended a popular local bakery, which we were able to visit. We even got to see her daughter in a yukata, which added an extra touch of charm to the summer fireworks. If we have the chance, we would love to visit again.

We booked the Birthday Plan for our first family glamping experience, which also celebrated my wife's birthday. With the meal-inclusive plan, we enjoyed unlimited soft drinks and alcohol from the drink server in the management building, which we could take back to our tent—a very convenient feature. The nearby mountains, river, and park provided great opportunities for exploration and fun with our kids. We visited in early September and enjoyed listening to cicadas while spotting dragonflies, lizards, crickets, and more. It seems that stag beetles can also be found around July to August.

Our family of three stayed here with two Toy Poodles. As many other guests have written, the property itself is wonderful, but what we appreciated most was being able to stay with our dogs without feeling hesitant or out of place. At check-in, the manager and his wife explained the facilities; they were both very friendly and kindly told us in detail, “Don’t worry,” including what to do if our dogs had an accident. The entire building is covered with carpet tiles, which also seemed very easy for our dogs to walk on. We truly felt that dogs are welcomed here as valued guests. Although it was a short stay, both our family and our dogs were able to relax completely without any stress. Next time, we hope to visit with a friend’s family as well. As long as things continue as they are now, we will definitely return. We sincerely hope Yamanakako House will be around for many years to come.

The weather was cloudy and rainy, so we could only catch a glimpse of the majestic view of Mt. Fuji, which was a bit disappointing... The location would have been amazing on a clear day. Since it was an entire villa, it felt like staying in a private vacation home and was very relaxing. Personally, I found it very convenient that there was a washing machine and the bathroom had a drying function. The meals were also delicious. Above all, the staff were kind and efficient in their service, which made our stay even better. Thank you for taking care of us!

The majestic view of Mount Fuji can be enjoyed from the living room, balcony, and even the bathroom, making it an exceptional experience. The Room was warm, clean, and free of unpleasant odors, ensuring a comfortable stay overall. With parking space available, it is perfect for staying with family or friends. It is also conveniently located near Kawaguchiko Station and close to a famous Lawson convenience store and restaurants. Initially, I thought I needed to use the QR code provided during pre-registration but realized that wasn’t the case. After some confusion, I called the management company for assistance. They responded promptly but mentioned an email had been sent; however, as it was sent after 5 PM on the previous day, I hadn’t noticed it. The system required entering a passcode to unlock the door; knowing this process earlier would have been helpful. Additionally, when pressing the button to fill up the bathwater, a message appeared on the panel saying "Please open hot water outlet," but no water came out initially. Upon checking instructions on the table, it mentioned either using a hot water outlet or faucet; in this building’s case, it was through faucets. If this had been indicated directly on the button itself (e.g., "Use faucet"), confusion could have been avoided. There were only bath towels and hand towels provided per person; having face towels would have been appreciated as well. While there was a washing machine with detergent pods available (which was great), only towel racks were provided for drying laundry—adding hangers or clip hangers would make things even more convenient. I’d love to stay here again if given another opportunity! Thank you very much!

This was my second stay. It was very disappointing that the weather did not allow us to see Mt. Fuji, but the view of Lake Yamanaka in the rain and the autumn leaves were nice in their own way! There were some crumbs like snacks on the floor near the window, but everything else was very clean and well-maintained, making it a pleasant stay. I thought it would be nice if there were mops or vacuum cleaners available for guests to use when they make a mess, so they can clean up themselves and maintain a higher level of hygiene. I also wished for some bath cleaning supplies for reheating the bath. The amenities are excellent.

Seven of us, former high school classmates, stayed here for our reunion trip. Our criteria for choosing an Accommodation were: being able to chat without worrying about noise, having a bed for each person, cleanliness, available cooking utensils, and an outdoor smoking area. After staying here, everything exceeded our expectations and we were completely satisfied. It was a wonderfully fun and relaxing reunion trip—thank you so much. Check-in and check-out are done at a different location, but the staff member who assisted us was very friendly. Unfortunately the weather was bad and we couldn’t see Mt. Fuji this time, but we’d love to stay again. Highly recommended for groups traveling together!

The Accommodation was located on the shores of Lake Yamanaka and offered a wonderful view of Mt. Fuji. The showers and toilets were shared, but they were well cleaned, and combined with the affordable rate, it was not an issue at all. I was also able to sleep soundly.

My mother stayed at this facility to celebrate her 77th birthday, a special milestone. Everyone was kind and provided very polite service, warmly welcoming us. Both dinner and breakfast were carefully prepared, with attention to every dish and sauce. Everything was delicious from start to finish, leaving us feeling truly happy. My mother was also very pleased and had a wonderful time. We would love to visit Auberge Mermaid again in the future. Thank you for creating such wonderful memories!

We stayed in a trailer house for the first time as a family of five. The interior was spacious and long, equipped with a kitchen, sofa, bunk bed, shower, toilet, and refrigerator. (It would be nice to have more plates.) Initially, the air conditioner was noisy, but once it cooled down to about 25 degrees Celsius, it became quiet. Outside, there was an open-air bath with a fence (enough for three people) and a playground for children. There was also a convenience store nearby which was very helpful. At night we had BBQ; however, we struggled to light the charcoal—it would be great if there were more fire starters available. Even with small children making noise, the distance between units provided peace of mind. The manager was very friendly and made our stay comfortable. We even forgot some items but they kindly sent them back to us—thank you so much! It was more affordable than staying at a Hotel and still enjoyable. Next time we'd love to try staying in one of the private rental units!

It was a very clean Ryokan. I could walk around barefoot comfortably and had a pleasant stay. They provided black tabi socks for indoor use, but since they were unisex, the men’s size seemed small (lol), so I stayed barefoot. The meals were just as described in the Reviews—very satisfying. Each dish was carefully prepared and delicious. I’d love to stay again. Thank you for taking such good care of us.

Although it’s an older building, it was very clean and well maintained. Best of all, the view of Mt. Fuji is spectacular! The service was excellent, and thank you for your thoughtful hospitality. We’ll be back!

Every early December, we always stay here for smelt fishing at Lake Yamanaka. The Room has been renovated and is clean, and above all, the dinner is hearty and very delicious. The coffee sticks and tea available on each floor are helpful. We will come back again next year!

The size of this Stays was just right for spending time with family. It wasn't too large to feel unsettling, nor too small to feel cramped. It was about 100 square meters, perhaps? Given the season in December, it was quite cold outside, but the interior was well-heated and perfectly comfortable. A pellet stove was installed, and there was a fence around it for safety, making it reassuring for children. Stepping out into the garden, we were greeted by clear air and a starry sky, allowing us to enjoy a special time that can't be experienced in the city. This Property, which combines the tranquility of an old folk house with nature, was the perfect place to forget the hustle and bustle of daily life. The slowly flowing time and the winter-like crisp air left a wonderful impression on my heart. I especially recommend it to foreign guests.

We visited for a family trip, and this was our third stay at Roof. Our whole family loves it here (the atmosphere is amazing). The meals are very hearty, and we turned the rice into onigiri to make grilled rice balls in the morning. The teppanyaki-style meals were also enjoyable. The sashimi konjac was so delicious that we bought some to take home. We’d love to visit other locations as well and try them all! (laughs)