REItokukohannsannsou

The hotel is quite clean, great location, close yamanakako lake just walk 7 mins, have onsen, and overall great choice around yamanakako lake.

It is a small hot spring hotel. The staff mainly speak Mandarin. It seems that it is not managed by Japanese. The most uncomfortable thing is the slippers at the front door. It seems that everyone is wearing the same few pairs, and they don’t seem to have been disinfected. Moreover, there is no bathroom in the rooms. It is shared in public area.

Both boss and staff are very friendly, helped us to carry our luggages to room, which is spacious and comfy, with all sorts of amenities we needed(like winter heater, towel, toothbrush, kettle & hair dryer, etc). Check in and check out are easy and fast, all staff able to communicate in Mandarin and English. The bathroom(public use but split into men & women room) is quite clean, with built in 'onsen' and provided skincare for after bath use. There is a canteen here, simple menu were provided, taste not bad, like home-cooked food. Microwave is provided too so no worries if you want to reheat the food bought from outside. The ambient of the accommodation is quiet and peaceful. The day we reached is snowing, so the view from our room is fantastic, you can see snow outside window. Although it's a shame that Mt. Fuji hid from us due to the snowy weather... There are some convenient stores, a supermarket and coin laundry near the accommodation. And it's really near to Lake Yamanakako so the view around is really scenic. It's also near a famous onsen place called 'Benifuji' too. Overall a worth for money place to stay at! would come again if have the chance. Would recommend this accommodation!

Very friendly host. There are Lawson 7-11 and family mart just a few minutes walk away. The swam lake is just at the back too.

Good view and kind staff. The room is very spacious and have a view of Mt. Fuji.

No tea bags