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Our top choices for Yamanakako lodges

Villa, Balcony, Garden View | WiFi (free)

First Villa

Yamanakako

Tsukasa

NT$8,063 total

Jul 21 - Jul 22

HOSHINOYA Fuji

Fujikawaguchiko

Eli

NT$19,946 total

Aug 19 - Aug 20

Shimizu Kuniaki’s Paradise of Forest and Lake

Fujikawaguchiko

ROMAN

NT$3,942 total

Jul 21 - Jul 22

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Top Yamanakako Hotel Reviews

Toyoko Inn Fuji Kawaguchiko Ohashi

10/10 Excellent

"Been to Japan a few times and have been staying in Toyoko Inn. Hotels are clean and convenient and breakfast are good. As Fuji Kawaguchiko really appreciate that they provide shuttle bus and drivers are helpful. Thank you for your service and I enjoyed my stays."

Hakone Yutowa

8/10 Good

"I liked the location and the public spaces. The half board was disappointing- basically a buffet with a small add on. The mountain view described for my room was a courtyard and the pictures of the private onsen did not match the reality. My stay was just fine but it did not meet the expectations set by the descriptions online."

Yamanakako Ryokan RYOZAN

8/10 Good

"A lovely traditional Japanese Ryoken. Staff were lovely and always did their best to help. You are required to remove your shoes on entry and store them in the cabinet and unfortunately this is where the problems began. I did as instructed, but my shoes had vanished in the morning as some imbecile had decided to take them. I know this as they re-appeared the next morning absolutely stinking and in a disgusting and awful state. Who in their right mind would think this is acceptable? Who would even want to take somebody else's worn shoes to use for themselves? The Japanese culture is respectful and kind. Unfortunately, some western tourists trample roughshod over this and have no respect for others, their customs or their belongings. Shame on you."

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