K's House Fuji View - Travelers Hostel

The room is very good and relatively clean. You can also cook your own meals

I live on the second floor. The room is about 25 square meters and has about 15 tatami mats. It is very clean, surpassing the cleanliness of a five-star hotel. There is Mount Fuji outside the window, which is impeccable. The service staff are very friendly and can communicate in English and Japanese. Very suitable for free travel and driving. A minor drawback that is insignificant. It is a bit far from the station. It takes about 20 minutes to walk. It costs about 1,000 to 1,300 yen to take a taxi. You can reach the station in five minutes. The water in the shower will run hot and cold. If you go to the top floor, you can see a stunning view of Mount Fuji. There is no shelter at all. However, it is a bit dangerous to go to the top floor. People over 55 years old may not be able to climb through the small window. Towels and toothbrushes are not free in hotels. They need to be rented extra. Towels cost 100 yen and toothbrushes cost 50 yen.

It was very clean. The showers were clean and there were 5 rooms. There is also a rinse. The kitchen is spacious, about 6 tatami mats in size, with 2 refrigerators and 2 sinks. Cup ramen is also sold for 200 yen. Mt. Fuji can also be seen from the rooftop. The large hall is about 20 tatami mats, and you can watch Mt. Fuji while drinking coffee. They also lent me an umbrella. There was nothing bad about it. There's a wine cellar where you can sample, a free herb garden, and Yoshida's udon restaurant, which are all close by and delicious. There are also two supermarkets within walking distance. Ogi☓☓, a supermarket 20 minutes walk away, is open until 9pm, so it's a good place to buy ingredients, and they have more varieties than other companies. There are also express buses from Kawaguchiko Station to Tokyo, which take two hours and cost as low as 1,900 yen. Lake Kawaguchi is close and nice. The accommodation is also good.