Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"The property is beautifully located so you can have a clear view of Fuji, weather permitting and we were lucky enough to have a view of Fuji which made our stay all the more special. Thank you so much to the very attentive staff."
Fuji Speedway Hotel - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
10/10 Excellent
"The property is in MINT condition, great job to frontdesk, housekeeping, maintenance staff! The level of service at frontdesk was superb!
Minor issue we experienced was on first night when we requested late access to pool (20 minutes left we realized understand the importance of adhering to time / rules in Japan for when we have to leave the pool area) was requested and the "spa" staff seemed to be express concern over this. I would highly recommend that since Hyatt chain has a lot of international travellers, it may be best to post a sign to indicate the last admission time."
"We stayed one night at Kasuitei Ooya, and it turned out to be the highlight of our time in Japan. The ryokan gets the traditional experience right without it feeling staged — tatami rooms, yukata, and a real sense of care in everything. Our room had a lake view and a private bath, which our teenagers enjoyed as much as we did.
The kaiseki dinner was outstanding: beautifully presented course after course with local ingredients we didn't see anywhere else on the trip, and breakfast the next morning was just as good. The onsen is on the 7th floor, and the same floor has a viewing area where we caught the clearest Mt Fuji view of our stay at sunrise.
What tied it all together was the staff. From check-in through to the shuttle back to the station, they were warm, unhurried, and seemed to anticipate what we needed before we asked. If you're deciding whether to build a ryokan night into a Japan trip, this is the place to do it."
"The hotel was relatively modern, kept in good order and had a lovely rooftop deck. The staff were very kind and it was very convenient that they spoke English which I wasn't necessarily expecting. They didn't include many amenities in the room and there was no place to get amenities except at the front desk which was closed in the late evening and early morning. It would be nice if they maybe had a little amenities counter that they left out overnight because I didn't investigate which amenities were included in the room until after the desk was closed and then I needed some things that I couldn't get. I appreciate it that breakfast was included but there were very limited options that were preset and you had to schedule your meal time ahead of time which I found kind of stressful. But that might also just be a cultural difference. I think it would be more friendly to different dietary restrictions and perhaps less logistically difficult if they just had a few self service items people could course from. They were willing to accommodate my food issues which was appreciated. These are minor issues that were really more about my personal preference than anything else. It also did seem a little more pricey than other similar properties I stayed at in the area. Although the rooms were a little larger and the property was a little more updated. It's a lovely property and staff were great. Totally a fine place to stay in the area especially if you don't have my same preferences."
"We chose the hotel as we wanted to visit the Fuji-q highland theme park. It’s a perfect location for this, right next door.
Checkin was straight forward.
Room was nice and clean, good shower and toiletries. Room had a view into the theme park.
Ate breakfast and dinner in hotel, both were good. Lots of choice and reasonably priced.
The breakfast room had an excellent view of Mt Fuji on clear days.
The hotel also has a free bus outside to get to other locations. We used it to get to the lake and ropeway area. The bus took us to the station where we joined the hop on / off bus lines."
"Vu incroyable sur le mont Fuji ! Le Bain sauna est inégalable avec sa vue époustouflante,
Complexe rétro futuriste avec son observatoire sur le mont et sa salle à dîner bien centrée sur le décor… Ne manquez pas l’excellent brunch !"
By saving on your room price, you can enjoy all that Fuefuki has to offer. In the larger area, popular places to visit include Lake Kawaguchi, Mount Fuji and Fuji-Q Highland.
What's it like to stay in a motel?
Motels often include free parking, and many also feature an outdoor pool. Often one or two storeys high, motel properties usually have outdoor access to guestrooms from the car park. Starting in the early 1950s, eye-catching neon signs enticed road-weary travellers, and today, examples of these can still be found along historic US Route 66.
What are the best motels in Fuefuki?
Tabist Hotel Nizi Fuefuki Misaka: Stay within a 20-minute drive of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and Hottarakashi Onsen Hot Spring. Enjoy access to the free Wi-Fi and free parking, as well as room amenities such as a jetted bath. Family Lodge Hatagoya Kofu Isawa: Free WiFi, free parking and laundry facilities are available during your stay. You'll be located within 15 minutes of Hottarakashi Onsen Hot Spring by car.
What can I do in Fuefuki?
Favourite places in and around Fuefuki include Lake Kawaguchi, Mount Fuji and Fuji-Q Highland. These are some of the parks and outdoorsy places: Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, Kanegawa Park and Misaka Togenkyo Park. You'll find these family-friendly sights in the area: Shingen no Sato, Kose Sports Park and Yamanashi Fuehukigawa Fruit Park. During your trip, here are some other places to visit: Lumiere Winery, Kamui Misaka Ski Area and Mars Yamanashi Winery.
What's the weather like in Fuefuki?
Weather can make or break a road trip, so here's some data about year-round temperatures in Fuefuki to help you plan yours: The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 20°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 2°C. The rainiest months in Fuefuki are July, September, October and June, with each month seeing an average of 290 mm of rainfall.
What are my options for getting around Fuefuki while staying in a motel?
We've gathered some information about local transportation options in Fuefuki to help you navigate your stay: If you want to explore the larger area, take a train from Fuefuki Isawaonsen Station. Fuefuki might not have many public transport choices, so consider renting a car to explore more.