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Our top choices for Yamanakako guest houses

A room with a large window overlooking a lake, a white car parked outside, and a table with a floral arrangement.

1. Lakepia Angel Yamanaka Lake

Yamanakako

Arnoldo

A traditional wooden interior with a stone hot spring area, wooden walls, and a large window with a view.

2. Sai no Yado Fusen

Yamanakako

jahmir

A spacious living room with a large sliding glass door leading to an outdoor deck, wooden flooring, a sofa, a chair, and a small table.

3. Private Resort Fuji

山中湖村

A hotel room with a balcony, a bed, and a view of a mountain.

4. 916 Tabi no Fuji

Tatsugaoka

"I like you veything . I have lots of difficultés in comuniation and I arrive to the wrong place and no way to get I. Touch with no body, till one of the guess in that location was very helpful and get i. Touch with the people in charge and pick me at the location with the same name, litke frustration because I was traveling from Korea and it was 9,30 pm , so I say great service but I thought line all my reservations, that I was going to have my own bathroom. Other that well nanti e place👍"

Julio

28 Oct - 29 Oct

A modern two-story house with a paved driveway leading to a gated entrance.

5. HAKONE SENGOKUHARAKOUGEN Tenkei

Sengokuhara

27 Nov - 28 Nov

A dining table set with plates, cutlery, and glasses, with a red kettle and a small plant on a shelf in the background.

6. Fujiyama Base

Fujiyoshida

Yu Sung

28 Oct - 29 Oct

A compact room with a bed, a sofa, a small table, and a window.

7. 916 Travel Inn

Tatsugaoka

Todd or Angela

18 Nov - 19 Nov

A snow-covered garden with a pink flowering tree and a yellow wall.

8. Fuji-Hakone Guest House

Sengokuhara

Adam

27 Nov - 28 Nov

A traditional Japanese garden with a stone lantern, a wooden walkway, and a building with sliding doors.

9. Yasuragino Bettei Shikitei

Fujiyoshida

"This property was a treat to stay in, especially for the price. The traditional futons made for a quiet, relaxing evening before a busy day of touring Fujiyoshida. I was a huge fan of the wood floor bathroom and wooden bathtub as well. I would recommend spring or summer stays, as the traditional construction means it will be quite cold in the winter, but it was a lovely stay and I would recommend this to anyone visiting Mt. Fuji."

Alan

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A wooden cabin with a porch, illuminated by string lights, and a sign indicating it is open.

10. Lodge Stack Point

Narusawa

Emily

30 Oct - 31 Oct

A parking area with three white cars, a lake, and a mountain in the background.

11. Minshuku Hougetsu

Fujikawaguchiko

Tawee

A hot spring bath with a view of a mountain and a moon.

12. Guesthouse Sakuya

Fujikawaguchiko

Scott

A traditional Japanese building with a stone pagoda and a sign for a hostel.

13. SAMURISE KURA

Fujikawaguchiko

Wavell

3 Nov - 4 Nov

A patio with wicker furniture, a small table, and a pair of shoes on the floor.

14. Hotel Hakone Yoina

Sengokuhara

Yenling

A modern two-story building with a wooden fence, stone pathway, and a signboard.

15. HAKONE GORA TEN

Gora

"Rooms are very clean. Amenities are adequate. Above all the place is in an environment where ait quality is superb and hot springs are everywhere! Mt. Fuji is about 50 kilometers away and you can see it from a couple of train ride stops away whether permitting. On the other hand for customers with a certain age you may need to be prepared for slope climbing. For westerners who are used to having showers in the unit you might be challenged to use “public bathrooms”. Lastly it won’t hurt if you...

Eric

A modern bathroom with a large soaking tub, wooden paneling, a mirror, and a view of mountains through a large window.

16. Hakone Ryori Yado Kyuan

Ninohira

Jacqueline

5 Nov - 6 Nov

A tatami mat room with a low table, a wooden bench, and a sliding door with a view.

17. Guest House Face to Face

Fujinomiya

Joshua

28 Oct - 29 Oct

A traditional Japanese onsen with a clear hot spring, stone steps leading into the water, a wooden structure with sliding doors, and a moss-covered rock wall.

18. Togakubo

Isehara

Yoko

29 Oct - 30 Oct

A public bath with a view of autumn foliage through large windows, tiled walls, and a wooden ceiling.

19. HESTA Hakone

Motohakone

Riannon

29 Oct - 30 Oct

A wooden cabin interior with a bed, sliding glass doors to a forested area, and a ceiling with wooden beams.

20. Kikusui

Fujinomiya

Vanessa Elizabeth van

4 Nov - 5 Nov

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Top Yamanakako Hotel Reviews

Susukinohara Ichinoyu

10/10 Excellent

"Nice hotel, room is small, not as big as it looks in the photos, the toilet area is tiny. Beds were big and comfortable though, we had the twin room, very quiet in the evening. We were on HB, breakfast and dinner were lovely, plenty of food, tasty. Private in-room hot spring was really good for us, as we were conscious about using the public one. The location is little bit out of the main towns but I would stay here again."

The Fujiya Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"This historic hotel is a place to rest and rejuvenate. The spa is wonderful and the onsen lets you clear the toxins from your body. The beautiful gardens are calming and peaceful. Don’t forget to feed the koi!! All meals are beautifully presented and delicious, from lunch overlooking the garden to a multiple course western breakfast. Dinner at the Cascade was fabulous. I highly recommend this hotel! It is a luxurious treat!"

Hakone Kowakien

10/10 Excellent

"The Onsen (hot spring facilities) was fantastic, especially after a long journey. Breakfast and dinner buffet were excellent. Mostly Japanese food but there are a few choices for those who don't like Japanese food. For me, the meals were great. Sushi, Sashimi, lots of different choices. A true test of Japan. Never had the same thing twice as there were too many choices. Not to mention they had beer, sake and some other alcohols available as part of the buffet. Didn't see anyone abusing the access which is good. The only thing to mention is if you are traveling from Tokyo and are returning there, it would be good to only take a smaller portion of your belongings (send your larger cases to your next hotel) as the rooms are not equipped with closets or drawers so you will be living out of your suitcase. Really wasn't a problem with our two large suitcases. Nice walking path in the back of the facility. Strongly recommend taking a taxi or uber from the train station with your suitcases. We road the bus there which was standing room only along a a very twisty mountain road, OVERALL - WONDERFULL"

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