Ryokans in Fuji
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Fuji Green Hotel
Fuji
Conveniently situated just a 1-minute walk from JR Fuji Station, Fuji Green Hotel provides simple accommodation featuring a public bath and free property-wide WiFi. A coin launderette is available on site.
Thailand
all quite , calm ,and imaged of glory era period of fuji station still remained.
Machihaku 456
Shizuoka (Near Fuji)
A recently renovated ryokan situated in Shizuoka, Machihaku 456 features a garden. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi. The property is non-smoking and is set 48 km from Rengejiike Park Fuji Festival.
Fujinomiya Green Hotel
Fujinomiya (Near Fuji)
A 2-minute walk from Fujinomiya Station, Fujinomiya Green Hotel offers basic rooms and free Wi-Fi. It features a Japanese restaurant and drinks vending machines.
Green Hotel Fujinomiya is a 5-minute drive from the Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine. The Siraito Waterfalls can be visited approximately a 30-minute drive away.
United States of America
Great location, staff, and room! I was able to see mnt Fuji from our room window, it was perfect! The town was really great.
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Ryokans That Guests Love in Fuji
- Avg. price/night: £45.818.4Scored 8.4Very GoodRated very good· 518 reviewsI normally don’t write reviews but this is the most beautiful hostel I ever been. Every thing is clean and neat, the guys from the hostel are very nice and helpful and the hot bath every night perfect plus. The rooms are like Ryokan style and very spacious and comfortable. I would definitely recommend to stay here.
JorgeSolo traveler - Avg. price/night: £61.087.5Scored 7.5GoodRated good· 244 reviewsGood location if you are going to do day trips up to Mount Fuji or onsens, there is a bus stop directly outside the hotel and it’s a 10min taxi from shin Fuji station. Nice for a night or two
TeresaYoung couple - Avg. price/night: £40.728.2Scored 8.2Very GoodRated very good· 63 reviewsGreat little old Ryokan, friendly staff, good location
DouglettSolo traveler - Avg. price/night: £40.728.2Scored 8.2Very GoodRated very good· 63 reviewsIt was fun to experience a Japanese inn, the rooms were small but comfortableMSolo traveler
- Avg. price/night: £40.728.2Scored 8.2Very GoodRated very good· 63 reviewsThis was a good stay in a nice Ryokan! The staff was lovely, they are so sweet. Price-quality very good. If there are no clouds you can see mt Fuji from your window. There will be tea waiting for you in your room. Very near to the small train station. If you stay at this Ryokan, visit the Hiromi park. Also, eat lunch at the Kitchen Taka Fuji!MiraldaSolo traveler
- Avg. price/night: £78.398.3Scored 8.3Very GoodRated very good· 1,075 reviewsOverall the room was quite big and the view of mt Fuji was amazing. There was a hot spring facility available and restaurant which was there and provided breakfast and dinner. It was an enjoyable little stay.Thanh Ngoc MelissaYoung couple
- Avg. price/night: £45.818.4Scored 8.4Very GoodRated very good· 518 reviewsTraditional Japanese house with bigger-than-average dorm-style beds with comfortable futon. Amazing hot bath for free every evening. This was my favourite hostel in Japan..
DaisySolo traveler - Avg. price/night: £44.797.6Scored 7.6GoodRated good· 229 reviewsTraditional futon beds, roof top foot bath with views of Mt Fuji, bathing room with complimentary toiletries, yukata and slippers to wear during stay, free drinks both cold and hot and alcoholic, lovely kind host with good English, great traditional breakfast. Our family of 6 loved staying at Tabist!
ChristinaFamily with young children - Avg. price/night: £45.818.4Scored 8.4Very GoodRated very good· 518 reviewsThe private onsen was wonderful. The twin room we booked was really clean and felt more like a ryokan than a hostel.
RebeccaYoung couple - Avg. price/night: £44.797.6Scored 7.6GoodRated good· 229 reviewsWe wanted to try a Ryokan (traditional Japanese hotel) and we had a good experience. Though it happened to be a rainy day so roof top foot spa with Mount Fuji view was closed. The Ryokan does give a feel of a family run hotel (less commercial feel). Hotel is in 3 adjoining building and other than main building there were no elevators. Onsen was good. We asked for vegetarian breakfast and were provided with one which was good. We went for a walk in the neighbourhood in night and felt very safe.
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