Guest Houses in Yamanakako

Guest House Zen is a beachfront property situated in Yamanakako, 18 km from Fuji-Q Highland and 21 km from Lake Kawaguchi.

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Thi Dieu Ai

From

Vietnam

The host is really helpful. He helped us a lot during the time I stay there. Luckily, the weather is sunny so I can have stunning view of the Fuji mountain. The house is clean and warm. I’m happy to meet nice people at this guest house. Remember to bring warm jacket because it’s really cold outside at night, but inside the house is warm.

Offering a garden and inner courtyard view, Guesthouse Murabito is situated in Yamanakako, 16 km from Lake Kawaguchi and 28 km from Mount Fuji.

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Srushti

From

Japan

Location and the hosts were a mike drop! They also had a cute little shop where you could buy stationary, japan specific souvenirs etc.

Set in Yamanakako in the Yamanashi region, Pension Ivy offers accommodation with free private parking. The 2-star guest house has air-conditioned rooms with a shared bathroom and free WiFi.

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HOOI PHENG

From

Singapore

With 3 cute cats and owner is helpful. She help us keeping luggage before check in. Have pleasant and happy experience stay here.

13 km from Fuji-Q Highland, 旅宿景雅 is a recently renovated property set in Yamanakako and offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private parking.

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XUE HUA

From

China

Owner is very nice and helpful, he can speak good English and easy to communicate, the hotel is very close to 711 and bus station(2 min. walk to seven eleven & 3 min. to bus station), also very close to one of the best view of Fuji mountain.

Situated in Yamanakako and only 12 km from Fuji-Q Highland, 初聚 SHOSHU hotel features accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

Set 28 km from Mount Fuji, 46 km from Hakone-Yumoto Station and 2.6 km from Lake Yamanaka, 旅宿景雅 provides accommodation situated in Yamanakako.

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Veronika

From

Czech Republic

The owner was very kind and helpful, a really nice man. The rooms were very clean, and the shared bathrooms were spotless as well. I’m usually hesitant about shared bathrooms, but in this case, it was great. The kitchen was well equipped, and you can use the shared space, including a large kitchen area. The location is very peaceful, just a short walk from the bus stop. We decided to rent a car for our trips, which turned out to be a great choice. Buses do run, but for our needs, the car was much more convenient. Right next door, there’s an open convenience store; a bit further, you’ll find a supermarket, some restaurants (though they’re not always open), a lake, and even a view of Mt. Fuji – as long as it’s not hidden behind the clouds.

Casa Allegra is located in Yamanakako, 20 km from Fuji-Q Highland, 23 km from Lake Kawaguchi, and 35 km from Mount Fuji.

Located 3.3 km from Fuji-Q Highland, 赤富士亭 offers accommodation with a balcony. It is situated 7.6 km from Lake Kawaguchi and features private check-in and check-out.

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Johanna

From

Finland

Nice cozy furniture, spaceous, nice dishes :)

晴家(HALELUYA) Guest House in Fujikawaguchiko provides adults-only accommodation with free bikes, a garden and a terrace.

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elisha

From

Sweden

I love the style and friendly atmosphere, beds were comfy, the kitchen was so well stocked you could cook anything in it. Tea and coffee and a lush chill out spot inside and out ❤️ Super clean and felt like home.

Featuring a shared lounge, Hana Hostel Fujisan is set in Yoshida. The accommodation offers a shared kitchen, and buying tickets for guests.

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Ali

From

Thailand

If you’re coming to Mt Fuji (Fujisan) you HAVE to come stay here and meet the amazing Hana-San and Satoshi-San. This by far was the best and most hospitable experience I have had in Japan. The accommodation is incredibly cute and has the homely touches of the owners. The bed was incredibly comfortable, I’m sad to say goodbye to that mattress. The owners put out a large spread of free snacks, fruit, yogurts, noodles, boiled eggs, teas and coffees which they top up everyday! They even gave me a (FREE) bicycle that I was welcome to use for my whole stay, which really opened up Mt Fuji. And to make it even more special I was left a gift to say thank you for coming and even a birthday gift. Which honestly brought me to tears, I only mentioned in passing this was my 30th trip. To end the longest review I have left. Stay here, I know a day trip is attractive, but then you don’t get to experience the sleepy quiet Mt Fuji nor the hospitality of Hana-San and Satoshi-San.