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"This property is absolutely stunning and the hospitality of the staff was practically unmatched during the rest of our trip. We arrived later in the day and wished we had come earlier to spend more time on the property. The food at the onsite restaurants was impeccable and the room was very comfortable. Staying here was incredibly relaxing after several days in Tokyo and we wished we had stayed two nights instead of one. It was about an hour from the Mt. Fuji attractions which were also some of our favorites from our trip to Japan (Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto). "

"Nice onsen hotel and staff were friendly."

"This hotel is next to the Fuji-Q amusement park. If you get the particular room you can see Mount Fuji. Lots of additional amenities for those up on the higher floors. "

"This hotel was beautifully designed, clean and friendly staff. The dinner and breakfast buffet were full of a delicious variety of dishes. We chose the cable cars to get there which was a fantastic way of exploring the area from above, but the hotel’s shuttle was super convenient for our departure. "

"Great location and lake view was stunning. "

"Very tourist-friendly, excellent service and facilities."

"Lovely hotel, rooms and views. Very accommodating, for a price. Comparatively expensive for the other places we stayed in Japan, but they were excellent. Designed to be a resort, it is unnecessary to leave the property but they made everything in the area very easy to access. Common area and restaurants were very pleasant spaces to relax. "

"Lovely hotel, with outstanding views. Room was very large and comfortable. Hybrid western Japanese for comfort and style. Nature walk was lovely, and great to see a flying squirrel. Staff were friendly and efficient. Thank you. "

"You have access to their traditional Japanese Spa as a overnight guest, it's a wonderful experience. And the spa itself serves as a bit of a local community center. The hotel itself is not that close to the local train and bus station. So bear that in mind, but it was a great experience. For roughly five dollars, you can have a traditional japanese breakfast and I would recommend it."