Shinkaifujishoen

The service attitude of the landlady is very good, she is Chinese, very warm and thoughtful, the room is very clean, and there are various hot spring baths, which are very comfortable. It makes people want to continue staying. The breakfast is also very rich and very cost-effective!

The overall reception level of the manor far exceeded expectations. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The two bosses are warm and thoughtful. They treat guests like relatives. The service quality is seven-star. The most special thing is that the hot spring baths are all private rooms for personal use. They are quiet and private. They are made by the bosses. The Japanese home-cooked food is very delicious. Thank you very much for the considerate care given to us. We will come back if we have the opportunity in the future.

Really comfortable! The landlord's service is excellent ~ Sister Dalian ~ is enthusiastic and introduces me to the house very well. The house can be used for hot springs and the view of the house is very charming ~ They will also come to pick me up ~ It's really super considerate! I am alone and my boss is very nice to me!

The boss and his wife are very warm and courteous. The boss is Chinese and has no problem with communication. The boss is Japanese and the food is delicious. The house is very beautiful, and the highlight is that you can take a private bath. I promised that I would get up early and go to Hirano Beach to see Akafushi at sunrise! In short, this journey of traveling alone became comfortable and happy because of Fuji Manor! ! !

The B&B is on the mountain next to Lake Yamanaka. When the Spring Festival passed, Mount Fuji had a lot of snow before we came, and the snow on the roadside was very thick. It takes about fifteen minutes to walk with your suitcase from the bus station to the B&B, mainly due to the slope, which can be a bit inconvenient. The overall maintenance and decoration of the B&B is very neat and clean. The proprietress is from the Northeast. The double room we booked on the second floor is not large. The toilet is shared on the first floor. There are three different pools on the first floor for hot spring bathing. I thought the toilet would be quite inconvenient, but maybe I, a boy, don't take too much care when staying here. I felt fine and the toilet was very clean. We had to rush to Hakone the next day, so we canceled the breakfast we planned. The lady boss was gracious and didn't charge us. Thank you. The proprietress was still very enthusiastic. We originally regretted missing the fireworks at Lake Kawaguchi on the night of the 11th due to snow. The proprietress recommended a traditional lantern lighting event at Lake Yamanaka and set off a few fireworks to make up for the regret. I went to take pictures of the sunrise on Mount Fuji. The weather was fine the next day, but I was very tired when I got up at 5:30.

I didn't take any photos of the hotel environment. It's the same as what other netizens posted. The room is small but can open two boxes. The proprietress was once Chinese, so there is no barrier to communication. There are three indoor hot springs that can be used alone. I tried the red bath and rock bath myself, which were pretty good. The breakfast and dinner are cooked by the boss himself, and the taste is okay if the requirements are not high. There are bicycles available in the hotel. Don’t believe the proprietress who said it would take an hour and a half to circle the lake. We stopped and walked for three and a half hours. Overall, it was pretty good. People who don’t exercise at all should be careful. In the morning, I rode to Hiranohama to see the Double Red Fuji, which was perfect! After breakfast, I took a walk nearby and met a family of squirrels and a deer. The hotel is on a slope. You can call the hotel for pick-up when you get off at Asahigaoka Station. Overall, it was a very satisfying trip!