The hotel is lovely. The room with the Mt.Fuji view was big with a couch & chair from which we could view the mountain to our heart’s content. The shower/bath was large and comfortable. The beds were firm. The room was clean. The staff was accommodating.
Fuji-Q amusement park is next door, but there was no noticeable noise in the hotel.
7-11 is on property. There are multiple options available for food.
Our only complaint is that the transportation options from the rail station were not...
The hotel is lovely. The room with the Mt.Fuji view was big with a couch & chair from which we could view the mountain to our heart’s content. The shower/bath was large and comfortable. The beds were firm. The room was clean. The staff was accommodating.
Fuji-Q amusement park is next door, but there was no noticeable noise in the hotel.
7-11 is on property. There are multiple options available for food.
Our only complaint is that the transportation options from the rail station were not...
Good location, very nice rooms and onsen.
Plenty of parking area.
Onsen room was cold, very unusual.
Other then that, hotel is clean and nice.
GREAT view, if you pick the rooms with terrace, looking over Mt. Fuji.
Good location, very nice rooms and onsen.
Plenty of parking area.
Onsen room was cold, very unusual.
Other then that, hotel is clean and nice.
GREAT view, if you pick the rooms with terrace, looking over Mt. Fuji.
Shlomo
Reviewed October 31, 2022Reviewed October 31, 2022
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
Staff for check in is abundant and helps with “Japanese” service. We stayed in a Japanese-Western combo room which was well updated and spacious for family of 5. 2 different big baths in annex which were both updated and nice!
Staff for check in is abundant and helps with “Japanese” service. We stayed in a Japanese-Western combo room which was well updated and spacious for family of 5. 2 different big baths in annex which were both updated and nice!
Chikako
Reviewed January 15, 2023Reviewed January 15, 2023
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 was very happy with this hotel. It looked fancy on the inside and was only like an 8 minute walk from the Tachikawa metro station / 5 min cab ride with luggage. Rooms made the best use of their space, had nice amenities, and I had a nice view of the Tachikawa area. Also, lots of restaurants and shopping nearby! Very walkable.
I was very happy with this hotel. It looked fancy on the inside and was only like an 8 minute walk from the Tachikawa metro station / 5 min cab ride with luggage. Rooms made the best use of their space, had nice amenities, and I had a nice view of the Tachikawa area. Also, lots of restaurants and shopping nearby! Very walkable.
What are some of the best vacation home rentals that Uenohara has to offer?
Villa Ensoleille: This vacation home rental outside of Uenohara is located on a lake and has a furnished balcony, a terrace, and a barbecue grill to put you at ease in your new surroundings. Kitchen amenities include a full-sized fridge, a stovetop, and a microwave. You can relax into your vacation with a garden and a selection of games. See all vacation rentals in Uenohara.
If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Uenohara, will I receive a refund?
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Where is the best hotel to stay with easy access to Gundari Shrine?
What about the best place to stay close to Ichinomiya Shrine?
One of the top choices for your stay is NIPPONIA Kosuge Village, located 4.6 mi (7.4 km) from Ichinomiya Shrine, and this 3-star guesthouse offers free breakfast and a restaurant. Hiroseya Ryokan and Kabutoya Ryokan are two other good options within the surrounding area.
Visitors can enjoy all that Uenohara has to offer including the temples, live music, and festivals. Tourists can also enjoy the city's baseball games and hot springs. Top sights around the area include Lake Kawaguchi and Fuji-Q Highland. In Uenohara, there are 3 hotels and other accommodations to choose from. Find out more about Uenohara.
The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 75°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 42°F. The rainiest months in Uenohara are September, October, June, and July, with each month seeing an average of 10 inches of rainfall.