Hotell nära Lake Saiko

“Very friendly staff with warm atmosphere - even when you do not have any ideas to enjoy your stay at that area, you will get better suggestions from them. One thing to keep in your mind - wish to have better weather during your stay!”

“Sadly we only stayed there one night which wasn't enough time to enjoy everything. Would've stayed longer but it's WAY over priced. The jetted tub was nice. The coffee table and dining table were damaged. The mountain/forest area around it was very nice. It's really close to neighboring houses, not as secluded as the pictures would have you think. ”

“Such a cute place in a great location. Loved our stay!”

“The rooms were spacious for our family of four.”

“Mycket trevligt bemötande, fantastiskt läge, naturnära och lugn miljö. Trevlig och tillmötesgående personal. ”

“The staff was very helpful and cheerful. Food was excellent service was impeccable. The onsen was clean and serene. Took a very cool bike ride around the lake. Saw a real live deer. In the morning, Mount Fuji looked awesome. The views are unbelievable.”

“I would discourage anyone to stay at this hotel, it is massively overpriced for what it offers besides gorgeous views of Mt Fuji. You are dependent on very polite yet hard to understand staff for every move you make because they need to drive you to and from your room, you will be in an area far from any stores or restaurants and you will have to wait at least 20min for a taxi that will cost about $30 to $60 one way to get into a more populated area anytime you want a meal because the hotel is...

“Great stay for us, a couple with 7m old. Convenient with the shuttle bus. We used the onsen daily and the breakfast was great. Also our first time sleeping on tatami mats. Thanks!”

“Nice place, roomy, clean. Beautiful view of Mount Fuji during my morning coffee. The only negatives were the upstairs living area wouldn't get cool, despite running the air conditioning. Also, the hot water was pretty limited for a house of it's size, which was difficult to manage with four guests.”