Mt. Fuji Onsen Villa Sasa

I stayed here because I wanted to visit a Ryokan with views of Mt. Fuji.Unfortunately, it was cloudy on the day of check-in and I couldn’t see Mt. Fuji, but the weather cleared the next day and I was delighted to enjoy a beautiful view.Meals were served in the Room, and every dish was delicious. The attendant who looked after us provided outstanding service, making our stay truly comfortable. There were many international guests as well, which showed how popular this Accommodation is.I used the private open-air bath in my guest Room and was able to relax while looking at Mt. Fuji—it felt wonderfully luxurious.The “Bessho Sasa” wing where I stayed is located on the 4th and 5th floors of Kaneyamaen, which itself is a very large Ryokan.There is also an exclusive lounge for Bessho Sasa guests.During my stay, I enjoyed matcha tea and sweets as a welcome treat, as well as piano and violin performances. I also had the chance to watch fireflies—a seasonal experience that became a wonderful memory.What impressed me most was the panoramic Onsen on the 10th floor. Soaking in an Onsen while viewing Mt. Fuji was exceptional. The facilities rotate between men and women; when I visited, it was for women during the day and for men in the morning.Overall, it was an extremely satisfying stay. If I have another opportunity, I would love to return. Thank you very much.

We stay here every year in spring and autumn—this is our favorite Hotel. The cuisine is simply outstanding, and the beautiful tableware makes it a feast for the eyes as well.This time we chose Bessho Zenen (Sasa), so we enjoyed an elegant time with both breakfast and dinner served in our Room.Last time we stayed at Sanri. When making a Reservation, you can choose from Yamabikotei, Seseragitei, Miyamatei, and Katsuratei, and enjoy the different styles of each. In addition to the Onsen, you can also experience tea ceremony in the spacious Japanese garden. We felt truly refreshed again this time, and would love to visit in summer as well.