Pensionat i Isehara

“A nice little guest house, with everything you need for a few nights of stay: A comfy bed, toilet and a shower (and a coin laundry). Allthough all anemities are shared with others, it was never crowded, so you can easily do what you need to do in your own time. The staff was also helpful with anything I needed. Hot tip: Bring your ear plugs, as there are som reccuring noices outside (and a screaming child from within). A good nice stay overall.”

“Off season, so not very good for groceries or dining out”

“Very nice ryokan. Super friendly and helpful staff who really made an effort to teach their foreign guests about Japanese culture. There are two private onsen, one indoors and one outdoors.”

“The earlier comments have certainly been taken to heart; the accommodation was clean and the amenities were good. Although the twin room was sparsely furnished, it was good enough for an overnight stay. However, if you're a side sleeper like we were, you might find the futons to be too thin to be truly comfortable. Excellent place for backpackers and short-stay, not so much for families or extended stays.”

“This ryokan was unbelievable! From the food to the staff, I truly was beyond impressed. Highly recommend staying here!!”

“An excellent ryokan with attentive and welcoming staff. However, the lack of blinds or adequate window coverings in the bedroom resulted in an early wake-up at sunrise!”

“Rooms are very clean. Amenities are adequate. Above all the place is in an environment where ait quality is superb and hot springs are everywhere! Mt. Fuji is about 50 kilometers away and you can see it from a couple of train ride stops away whether permitting. On the other hand for customers with a certain age you may need to be prepared for slope climbing. For westerners who are used to having showers in the unit you might be challenged to use “public bathrooms”. Lastly it won’t hurt if you...