Kai Hotel Guide - Chateraise Belleforet Winery hotels in Kai, Japan.

"Another great stay! We just wished there was a shuttle from the hotel to train station instead taking bus or walking through tiny roads. It could be very bumpy and rainy..."

"Room is clean, breakfast is great and the view is excellent, my kids love and enjoy the stay. Thank you!"

"Very good"

"Great breakfast. Different options in building A and building B. Suitable for different preferences. One of the best breakfast amongst Japanese hotels 🏨 😋 "

"Breakfast is great. Lots of variety and very good. Dinner is good - interesting. Rooms are a bit quirky by US standards, but nice and clean. Great views. Good staff."

"Breakfast good. Spa was terrible. A sheet departing tables and the entire time staff was loud. On the phone talking SO loudly I finally had to tell them to please be quiet. The elevator kept pinging every 10 seconds. It was a real shame . It was expensive and was shocked at how loud and rude the female on the phone was. Most the Japanese people have been lovely. Not this one. "

"Wonderful experience overall. Onsen was lovely especially having the open air bath in the room...all baths give a different vibe but all relaxing. Really enjoyed the Kaiseki but would've been great if they did allow you to report food allergies in advance so they could adjust menu. With my shellfish Allergy one meal set was very limiting. So next time probably wouldn't add that to the experience. Staff were friendly. The view from the room of the lake was amazing ..view of Mount Fuji from the observation deck was awesome. Overall a very relaxing stay...would definitely come again and very happy we stopped here on our trip to Japan."

"The best hotel we have stayed. Thoughtful activities and you can’t get a better view of Mount Fuji from your own room 24/7."

"The vibe is like a home. It has a beautiful night city and sky view. This is a benefit of being on the outskirts of a city. The staff was helpful to schedule a taxi. The controls for lightning and air conditionier were hard to understand."