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This was my first time staying at a Dormy Inn, and as expected from its reputation, it was a very comfortable stay. The front desk staff provided great service, and I really enjoyed the thoughtful little touches, including the complimentary Yonaki Soba (late-night noodles). I was especially pleasantly surprised by how delicious the welcome grape juice was. Although it is a bit of a walk from the JR station, it is definitely a hotel I would recommend.
This was my first time staying at a Dormy Inn, and as expected from its reputation, it was a very comfortable stay. The front desk staff provided great service, and I really enjoyed the thoughtful little touches, including the complimentary Yonaki Soba (late-night noodles). I was especially pleasantly surprised by how delicious the welcome grape juice was. Although it is a bit of a walk from the JR station, it is definitely a hotel I would recommend.
Kimitoshi
Reviewed November 2, 2026Reviewed November 2, 2026
A unique experience! Comfortable, very clean, and the staff were very hospitable. The onsen were very relaxing. Most notable was the food—absolutely stunning presentation and very interesting (we are new to Japanese food). The ryokan is on the quieter side of town but it’s still possible to walk to the attractions, especially on the path beside the lake.
A unique experience! Comfortable, very clean, and the staff were very hospitable. The onsen were very relaxing. Most notable was the food—absolutely stunning presentation and very interesting (we are new to Japanese food). The ryokan is on the quieter side of town but it’s still possible to walk to the attractions, especially on the path beside the lake.
Edward
Reviewed September 7, 2023Reviewed September 7, 2023
We splurged on this hotel and it was magical! They offer a free shuttle from the train station, super easy to get to from Tokyo. The hotel itself is absolutely beautiful once you get in! We got the private onsen room, that had a lovely view of Mt. Fuji from the window seat (love the window seat) and the onsen. Dinner came with the room and it was an incredible 10 course tasting menu (with vegetarian/vegan options). Also included was access to the lounge with the best massage chair ever, snacks...
We splurged on this hotel and it was magical! They offer a free shuttle from the train station, super easy to get to from Tokyo. The hotel itself is absolutely beautiful once you get in! We got the private onsen room, that had a lovely view of Mt. Fuji from the window seat (love the window seat) and the onsen. Dinner came with the room and it was an incredible 10 course tasting menu (with vegetarian/vegan options). Also included was access to the lounge with the best massage chair ever, snacks...
gabrielle
Reviewed November 17, 2023Reviewed November 17, 2023
Beautiful property. All the details taken care off. Amazing porche with Mount Fuji view. Has a grill, your own wooden bath.
The only caveat is that you need taxi for everything from this location, which we did it care.
Beautiful property. All the details taken care off. Amazing porche with Mount Fuji view. Has a grill, your own wooden bath.
The only caveat is that you need taxi for everything from this location, which we did it care.
I would stay at this hotel again in a heartbeat. We loved this place.
Yes, the insides are a little dated and the feel of it is very rural. But the employees there are amazing and very helpful. The rooms themselves were extremely clean.
The local bus line to all of touristy stuff around the area is 50 yards out the front door of the hotel. The Dino Diner and the breakfast spot next to it are just around the corner and have amazing food. There is a large park next to the bus stop and a scenic...
I would stay at this hotel again in a heartbeat. We loved this place.
Yes, the insides are a little dated and the feel of it is very rural. But the employees there are amazing and very helpful. The rooms themselves were extremely clean.
The local bus line to all of touristy stuff around the area is 50 yards out the front door of the hotel. The Dino Diner and the breakfast spot next to it are just around the corner and have amazing food. There is a large park next to the bus stop and a scenic...
I loved it here! The hotel is conveniently located near the town, with a bus stop right in front of the lobby and an amazing lake view. Lovely mixed of traditional Japanese ryokan and western hotel.
The room was huge, with tatami floors and view to the lake.
The best part was to end up the day relaxing in the onsen, 3 pools with different temperatures and one in the outer space.
While having breakfast you could look at the Fujisan and luckily we witnessed the first snow of the season. The...
I loved it here! The hotel is conveniently located near the town, with a bus stop right in front of the lobby and an amazing lake view. Lovely mixed of traditional Japanese ryokan and western hotel.
The room was huge, with tatami floors and view to the lake.
The best part was to end up the day relaxing in the onsen, 3 pools with different temperatures and one in the outer space.
While having breakfast you could look at the Fujisan and luckily we witnessed the first snow of the season. The...
Tatiana
Reviewed November 7, 2026Reviewed November 7, 2026
I saw someone share photos of this Onsen on instagram and had to see if they had rooms available. I’m so glad I did! The property is stunning, the staff are incredibly warm and kind, and the food was exceptional. I got a room with a balcony over the fish pond and a private bath and I enjoyed every second of my stay. I will absolutely come back the next time I am in Japan.
The trip from Tokyo was about an hour by train, and the Onsen has shuttle that will pick you up and drop you off when you...
I saw someone share photos of this Onsen on instagram and had to see if they had rooms available. I’m so glad I did! The property is stunning, the staff are incredibly warm and kind, and the food was exceptional. I got a room with a balcony over the fish pond and a private bath and I enjoyed every second of my stay. I will absolutely come back the next time I am in Japan.
The trip from Tokyo was about an hour by train, and the Onsen has shuttle that will pick you up and drop you off when you...
Nadia
Reviewed September 28, 2026Reviewed September 28, 2026
Incredible experience. Staff members are excellent, anticipating all needs, and ensured a comfortable stay with clear communication. They confidently used translation tools to communicate. Everything is laid out for you to use, in the tent, bathroom, campfire and kitchens (dinner and breakfast to grill). Private space and really cozy. The weather was bad so we couldn’t see Fuji-san for most of our visit but the property was well worth it no matter what. The mountain came out the say hello in the...
Incredible experience. Staff members are excellent, anticipating all needs, and ensured a comfortable stay with clear communication. They confidently used translation tools to communicate. Everything is laid out for you to use, in the tent, bathroom, campfire and kitchens (dinner and breakfast to grill). Private space and really cozy. The weather was bad so we couldn’t see Fuji-san for most of our visit but the property was well worth it no matter what. The mountain came out the say hello in the...
Amy
Reviewed February 21, 2024Reviewed February 21, 2024
Fantastic hotel! The staff speaks great English, very foreigner friendly. Very clean and the private open-air onsen in the room was very comfortable and easy to use. Enjoyed our stay, would definitely go again.
Fantastic hotel! The staff speaks great English, very foreigner friendly. Very clean and the private open-air onsen in the room was very comfortable and easy to use. Enjoyed our stay, would definitely go again.
Maxwell
Reviewed February 21, 2020Reviewed February 21, 2020
Treat yourself to some pampering and book a hotel with a spa. Spa hotels are a great way to break out of your daily routine and add a layer of luxury to your vacation.
What's there to see and do in Chuo?
Take in the sights and attractions that Chuo offers with a visit to Lake Kawaguchi, Mount Fuji, and Fuji-Q Highland. If you have extra time while you're in the area, you might want to stop by Kose Sports Park and Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art.
What is a Chuo spa hotel?
Spa hotels in Chuo have full on-site spas and offer services like facials and a selection of body treatments. Some also provide a selection of in-room treatments for the ultimate luxury. Spa hotels are ideal if you are looking for some R&R during your vacation.