The owner of the hotel was incredibly hospitable and kind. He helped me to find restaurants and other activities while I stayed at the hotel. We even talked about the photos he took around Kawaguchiko! Arigato Gozaimasu Hiroaki San!

There was a low humming noise that seemed to be coming from the side of the hotel. I believe it was the pump/heater for the hot bath on the first floor. Additionally the hotel is not full service so no food options. Also the hotel seemed a little bit on the older side.

The owner was really nice and friendly. We love the style of the hotel, it is Japan-Western style. The location is far from the train station, but we have no issue because we came by car, and it turned to be really nice and quiet to stay. The room comes with a good size twin bed and good bathroom.

The place has no elevator, it might be difficult to get to the higher floor if you carry the heavy baggage. The room is a little bit old-looking but still clean and comfortable.

The owner was extremely friendly. He had many leaflets in English, and recommended us local places to eat. He also explained the local bus services to us and showed us exactly how to get to where we needed to go. The room was basic, but comfortable and clean. Well worth the money, in a peaceful location, surrounded by trees, fields, hills, and Mt. Fuji in the distance!

The beds were a little hard.

The hotel is located near to Lake Kawaguchi northern shore. We could view Mt Fuji 🗻 from the hotel. We visited it during the Sakura season and the lines of Sakura trees were just 200mtrs away from the hotel. The room was of good size and had running hot water. The owner was kind enough to let us check in at 1pm. As it was the peak of tourist season and taxis were unavailable, the owner kindly dropped us to Kawaguchi station.

My solo trip during golden week. Overall, it is up to my expectation, it is comfortable, the host is friendly and introduced me a few place of interest around the area. He also answered my inquiries on where to get dinner, nearby convenience store and bus stop etc. For me, the location is superb, I managed to walk to all my destination nearby. Otherwise, further area, I will take the bus. Take note, golden week is a week long holiday for Japan, the bus will be delayed due to high traffic.

In my room, there are two bed, the inner bed doesnt have good Wi-Fi signal, but it is fine, since I travel alone, so I just change from the inner bed to the outer bed, which solve the problem. The toilet door in my room also have tiny bit of malfunction, it somehow slam the door close, it is very difficult to close it quietly and slowly, because it get stuck. I am sorry to those that heard the loud door closing sound.

Absolutely incredible in terms of Service. The owner is one of the nicest guys you will ever meet. The Hotel is nice but nothing too fancy. Everything you Need is provided and its very clean as well. It more than Suffices for a Night or two.

Only downside was that its a bit further away from any bigger Station and the Connection To Kyoto is quite frankly awful. Nothing To do with the hotel tho.

Simple but comfortable small pension-style stay. Quiet location, has comfortable beds, and is super clean. Expect no luxury, but the price matches the delivery - which is not always the case in extremely touristic places such as Kawaguchiko.

The shower was a little too weak.

The host is really nice!! Out of my expectations!! Though both of us are not good at English, the host still tried his best to offer some guidance of our trip on the next day. And he also offered us a ride. We really appreciate that. The facilities are also well-maintained and clean. Can see part of Fuji mt when standing in front of the yard.

quite far away from the station.

The owner was really friendly and helpful and the hotel is nested away from the crowded tourist areas

The buses around the area end early (6pm for the Kawaguchiko bus, 7pm for the local bus) so you can’t really stay out too late unless you are willing to walk ~1h from Kawaguchiko station

The room was not big nor luxurious, but perfectly functional with everything you need, and it was very clean. Beds were comfy. There's a fridge and microwave you can use next to your room. You can eat either in your room or in the dining room where there are dishes at your disposal. The owner is super nice, he'll accomodate you and give you nice advices to visit around, but for all that he's not invasive. Overall you'll feel more like at home, in a quiet and peaceful japanese countryside, than in a hotel. Location is perfect to visit the momiji festival.