Yamanakako-Asahigaoka-Onsen Hotel Seikei Reviews

Although the building is old, the rooms are well-maintained and I had no problems staying there. The staff were all gentle and kind, which I really liked. The location was also great. I would like to use this hotel again when I travel to Yamanashi Prefecture.

The room is nice, large and well-equipped. You can take a bath. A group of wild deer outside in the morning, the air is moist

Although a bit old, the room is quite big

This hotel is special. It's located in a forest across from one of the 5 lakes of Fuji. Is has the feel of an older Adirondack country resort, especially with the autumn colors we experienced. Rooms are large, comfortable, well equipped and in good condition. We had a western room in the annex. I'm sure the Japanese rooms in the main building will be superb. The staff is some of the friendliest we met during our month in Japan. Always smiling, and going out of their way to make our visit special. English is minimal since they mostly have Japanese guests. You'll want to have your translate app handy. Also, having a car or borrowing a bicycle from the hotel is a good idea since the restaurant zone starts about a mile west on the lakeside road. The city park on the east end of the lake has an ideal view for exquisite morning sunrise views of Fuji. Highly recommended -

I stayed here so we could be close to the lake. We really loved it here. They had the most comfortable beds. It was refreshing to stay there and the workers were nice.

Originally built in 1933 as a youth camp, it maintains the "camp" sort of feel. Our room was in the annex which has a game room on the first floor. There are no elevators and the facilities are rather dated. However, the beds were comfortable and the room was very clean. The people at the front desk were very nice. The property sits back from the main road so it was nice and quiet. Breakfast was limited to one Japanese set but it was good and tasty.

The staff were really friendly and speaks english. The room we stayed in were clean and big. And we're definitely coming back there!!!

Because it is set back from the road, it is quiet and surrounded by nature. The room was spacious and I was able to relax comfortably.

The facility seemed to be old, but it was generally clean. The hot spring water was very pleasant.

Located in a forest a little way up the hill from the road to Lake Yamanaka, you can enjoy forest bathing with the chirping of birds. The facilities are old, but well-maintained and clean. It's a large hotel with an annex, like the kind of place I've stayed at for school or club training camps in the past. The staff were friendly, the breakfast was delicious, and we had a pleasant stay. The only towels provided were bath towels and face towels, so it would have been nice to have a towel to take with you. We brought ours from the inn we stayed at the night before, but we saw several people who went into the bath without towels and came out of the changing room soaking wet. Even after the shop in the building closes, there are vending machines selling drinks, including beer. There is also a convenience store about an 8-minute walk away, so it's convenient.

No problem staying for a day or two. Room service is a bit inconvenient

The room was spacious, clean, and I slept well. The bathroom was clean and the shower had a good power. The quality of the hot springs is good, and when I soaked in the hot water and massaged, my tired legs were instantly healed. My skin has become smooth. The atmosphere of the staff was good, and the breakfast was delicious, well-balanced, and thoughtful. It was a rainy day, but the price was more than enough to stay and rest!

The room smelled musty There was a refrigerator in the room There was no laundry or ice machine Wi-fi was well connected The hot spring was almost neutral, recirculating and smelled of chlorine, not much different from a public bath

The equipment is a little old, but it's a good deal considering the price.