"Very nice place with really everything you'd need. The location is also really nice, but restaurants in town close really early. Overall if you have decent sized group I totally recommend."
"Very nice place with really everything you'd need. The location is also really nice, but restaurants in town close really early. Overall if you have decent sized group I totally recommend."
"Michael and his wife, Kotoha, are genuinely lovely people. They were incredibly warm, friendly and accommodating, and made me feel very welcome during my stay. The hostel itself is very well kept, exceptionally clean and tidy, with great facilities and everything you need for a comfortable stay. I really enjoyed my time here and would 100% stay again. Highly recommended."
"Michael and his wife, Kotoha, are genuinely lovely people. They were incredibly warm, friendly and accommodating, and made me feel very welcome during my stay. The hostel itself is very well kept, exceptionally clean and tidy, with great facilities and everything you need for a comfortable stay. I really enjoyed my time here and would 100% stay again. Highly recommended."
"After spending 18 days in various hostels around Japan, and hundreds of days around the world, this one had been my absolute favorite. The best sleep I have gotten on my trip and the breakfast was an amazing treat. Walking distance to most sights."
"After spending 18 days in various hostels around Japan, and hundreds of days around the world, this one had been my absolute favorite. The best sleep I have gotten on my trip and the breakfast was an amazing treat. Walking distance to most sights."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Very lovely, well-maintained and comfortable accommodation close to the cablecar station that takes you up the mountain. Has a nice restaurant and hiking equipment facilities on the ground floor.
Very lovely, well-maintained and comfortable accommodation close to the cablecar station that takes you up the mountain. Has a nice restaurant and hiking equipment facilities on the ground floor.
Eugene
Reviewed September 16, 2025Reviewed September 16, 2025
Staying Nizi was the most enjoyable experience during our 10 days’ vacation in Japan. The motel home page instructed the motel as close to American style motels, but we found the room was far beyond American standard. The view from the room window was magnificent. The room was clean, spacious and very well equipped. The high light would be a huge Jacuzzi bath tub, and separate washing area with showers. If the bath room was facing to Kofu Valley with large window, it must be fantastic.
Staying Nizi was the most enjoyable experience during our 10 days’ vacation in Japan. The motel home page instructed the motel as close to American style motels, but we found the room was far beyond American standard. The view from the room window was magnificent. The room was clean, spacious and very well equipped. The high light would be a huge Jacuzzi bath tub, and separate washing area with showers. If the bath room was facing to Kofu Valley with large window, it must be fantastic.
Very clean and convenient!
Lots of space and laundry machine was super useful since we were climbing Fuji on this trip.
AC works well, which was great since we came during August!
Only a short stay but we enjoyed it here a lot.
Very clean and convenient!
Lots of space and laundry machine was super useful since we were climbing Fuji on this trip.
AC works well, which was great since we came during August!
Only a short stay but we enjoyed it here a lot.
Chloe
Reviewed September 3, 2026Reviewed September 3, 2026
This was my 2nd time staying here after I adopted the woman who runs the hotel and the shop as my Japan oba last year, I remembered she loves hydrangeas so I stopped in Kamakura at Hasedera to get her a gift before seeing her because her birthday is in June. She's a very sweet and kind woman who doesn't speak English but is totally fine having conversations with translation apps. The property itself is in a great location right across from Mt. Fuji Station so it's easy to get to by bus or train...
This was my 2nd time staying here after I adopted the woman who runs the hotel and the shop as my Japan oba last year, I remembered she loves hydrangeas so I stopped in Kamakura at Hasedera to get her a gift before seeing her because her birthday is in June. She's a very sweet and kind woman who doesn't speak English but is totally fine having conversations with translation apps. The property itself is in a great location right across from Mt. Fuji Station so it's easy to get to by bus or train...
I loved the bath. It was so hot and steamy. The traditional Japanese rooms were exactly what I was looking for for my stay in Japan. As we were leaving, the sweet host gave us hot tea to warm our hands on our cold walk to the bud station. When I got to the bus the station, I realized I left my hat. All of a sudden I see her drive up to the station and give it to me. Excellent Japanese hospitality
I loved the bath. It was so hot and steamy. The traditional Japanese rooms were exactly what I was looking for for my stay in Japan. As we were leaving, the sweet host gave us hot tea to warm our hands on our cold walk to the bud station. When I got to the bus the station, I realized I left my hat. All of a sudden I see her drive up to the station and give it to me. Excellent Japanese hospitality
Christy Belle
Reviewed February 11, 2024Reviewed February 11, 2024
I had a wonderful time staying here! The rooms were comfortable, and staff were very helpful. This place has a great personality, and I was sad to leave.
I had a wonderful time staying here! The rooms were comfortable, and staff were very helpful. This place has a great personality, and I was sad to leave.
Iris
Reviewed September 7, 2024Reviewed September 7, 2024
I line everything except that I have a. Emergency due to my phone issues and the could help me , I. Order for me to make to make free 1800. All to my telephone company I beg and explain it to them and they refer me to book telephone that I have use coins, other than rhat very helpful thanks,
I line everything except that I have a. Emergency due to my phone issues and the could help me , I. Order for me to make to make free 1800. All to my telephone company I beg and explain it to them and they refer me to book telephone that I have use coins, other than rhat very helpful thanks,
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