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"The room was so clean and exciting to try Japanese traditional room (dinner, bed, private family bath). Staff were so friendly. It was walking distance to skytree and pick up bus station at Fuji-Q. hotel's main road clearly can see mount Fuji and take some nice photos and on top on brown bridge also. "

"Very"

"So far the highlight of our Japan trip. Perfect space for 4 people, at a convenient location. Rooftop balcony and movie room were the best parts."

"Clean room, Staff are very helpful . Breakfast was just enough and good. Location very close to Mt Fuji Station within 5mins walk. Would be great if hotel provide pickup or send off to Mt Fuji Station because in the day when we checkout it was raining and we have to push our luggage to Mr Fuji Station to catch the train to Tokyo. If the weather was good we don’t mind pulling the luggage to the train station. However overall experience with the Hotel was good."

"So far all ok, but if u provide washing machine & dryer inside the toilet, its better"

"This place needs an update and renovation — especially considering their very high price level. Carpets in public areas are stained and smelly. The rooms are not aesthetically appealing at all — very different from the aesthetics one is accustomed to from Japan. Almost all of the lights in our room gave off a cold light and two were neon lights. Ruined the mood and Ryokan vibe. Breakfast and dinner were highlights. Overall, it feels like a ripoff. No free water or coffee (you had to pay for the coffee machine in the lobby). We had to cancel our third night and informed them two weeks prior of that but received no refund whatsoever. We even had to pay for the full dinner and breakfast for 4 people that were included in the third night. We asked more than once if we could at least get a discount on some of their other services but were denied (not even a free coffee). "

"Convinient and good location"

"Good breakfast menu"

"Great place to stay if you want a room with a view of Mt Fuji"