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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.

The building was clean and well-maintained. Breakfast was delicious and more than sufficient.\nThe dining area was also very clean.

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.

Magnificent views of Mt. Fuji and a stylish Fuji Onsen, conveniently located with easy access from the interchange. The Room was clean, and we were very satisfied. On the way back, we enjoyed strawberry picking at a nearby farm called Agri Monster.

Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t great and we couldn’t see Mt. Fuji, but the spacious grounds were full of things to enjoy. The baths were also large, and we were able to relax at our leisure. The buffet makes you want to try everything, but there’s such a wide variety that it’s more fun to create your own course menu to suit your tastes. The beer was delicious, but the baby wine—something you can only enjoy here—was exceptional. We had an unexpected issue on our side, but we truly appreciated how kindly and helpfully the staff responded.

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.