See why so many travelers make Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Fujiyoshida. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Oshi Residence (Former Togawa Residence) (1.3 mi) and Kanadorii (1.4 mi), guests of Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen can easily experience some of Fujiyoshida's most well known attractions.
You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and you can stay connected during your stay as Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen offers guests free internet access.
The onsen ryokan features a 24 hour front desk, room service, and a coffee shop. Plus, Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen offers a hot tub and a lounge, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
While in Fujiyoshida be sure to experience local okonomiyaki & takoyaki favorites at Teppanyaki Yuza, Okonomiyaki Mizuho, or Umaimonoya Hide.
Should time allow, Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja Shrine, Arayayama Shrine, and Fujisan Museum are some popular attractions that are within walking distance.
At Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Fujiyoshida.
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Simply the Beat Ryokan Hotel that I have ever been in Japan ! Everything is just unreal and beautiful !
We booked the Full package Dinner + Breakfast with room Japanese Style - Miyama-tei Garden View, the Room was so Huge ! With amazing view over Mt Fuji + a Big private Garden too ! The Bed was Japanese style and so comfy ! Dinner + Breakfast were outstanding ! And we even had free access to the Wine Lounge where we could drink from 32 Different wines of Yamanashi region ! In the evening they have a Free Show of Japanese Tambour and they even played the Bingo Game with plenty of gifts to get !
They are 2 Onsen, the normal one and another one on the 10th Floor facing Mt Fuji ! Witnessing the sunrise from there with the Sun Light rising on Mt Fuji at 6:00am was so Magical !
On top of that they have a Huge Beautiful Japanese Garden, with a “Feet Spa” and a Tea House in such a beautiful scenery !
Honestly, i have been traveling all around the World but it is really rare that i faced such a Unique - Beautiful Place !!!
Highly recommend it to anyone willing to Experience the Real Full Japanese Experience !
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
Room Tip:Book the Huge Room Miyama-tei Garden View Japanese Style
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Beautiful resort with gorgeous onsens, gardens and restaurants. Spa was excellent and service was wonderful. We got lucky and saw Mt. Fuji four days in a row. Highly recommend a room with your own outside onsen which was so peaceful. Breakfast buffet had a massive assortment and dinners were always so special with some interactive aspects. Location is also wonderful as we took a cab to all the major sites.
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Date of stay: May 2024
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It is a hotel with a view of Mount Fuji. The room we booked has a private open-air bath. The room is large and the bed is very comfortable. The hotel has yukata rentals. After wearing them, walking around the hotel is very atmospheric. Fortunately, the weather was good the next morning, so we could see Mount Fuji. The view from the open-air bath was beautiful. The hotel has many facilities, such as restaurants, bars, public baths, and drum performances in the evening. Staying for one night simply cannot fully experience the hotel. It is recommended that you consider staying for two nights to rest leisurely and enjoy the dining, entertainment, and hot spring facilities in the hotel. . The only drawback was that when I checked in, I found that the shower room was not very clean. After notifying the staff, they quickly took care of it.
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Date of stay: February 2024
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Trip type: Traveled with friends
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We originally booked a room was 42 meeter square feet and paid in full. By the time we arrived, the room hotel assigned us was 20 meter square feet! We told them , we would like to be upgraded and pay for the extra. Because they were over sold , so there was no room available . We were considered change another hotel, the front desk told us , we were not going to be refunded!
My husband and I travel all over the world and never experienced anything anything like this before.
The worst thing is, we paid for bigger room and was given the smallest room entire hotel , and not refund us the money difference!
The behavior of this hotel already break the law, because they sold us one room and gave us another room. Charge us bigger room and did not refund us the money…
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Date of stay: December 2024Trip type: Traveled as a couple
Room Tip:This is a very dishonest hotel has serious moral problem!
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Staff were very friendly, and the scenery is beautiful & hotel was clean.
However, the hotel itself is so dated. The rooms have cheap fake wooden floors in the bedrooms etc. The general feeling of the hotel is that its 20 years overdue a refurbishment.
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
Room Tip:The staff, although very friendly, barely spoke English. Most of the signs are also not available...
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There are many wonderful aspects to this hotel. Great common areas, nice public onsen, great breakfast. Rooms are small for three people, highly dated, smell musty and gross and ours actually smelled of smoke. Service meh. Not worth the money and was surprisingly so as everywhere else in Japan exceeded our expectations
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Date of stay: July 2024Trip type: Traveled with family
Room Tip:Don’t think Bessho SASA rooms are worth it esp for a family
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This hotel is listed on AmEx fine hotels and resorts, but should be listed under hotels in desperate need of renovation or demolishing. Smells terrible. Bad customer service, and highly suggest staying elsewhere.
Good area to see Fuji, but plenty of other options. Overpriced and should be rated a 2 star hotel.
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Date of stay: March 2024
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The room allocated had black mould in the bathtub and cockroaches. When I asked if they could do anything, with the help of an interpreter, they neither apologized nor offered to clean the room. Apparently, they were fully booked for the night.
The dinner was very average.
It is a huge hotel with hundreds of rooms and extremely touristy.
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Date of stay: March 2023
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Room Tip:Do not stay here.
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We had an overnight stay here and it was amazing, from the time we walked in till the time we left. The hotel is beautiful and has some amazing gardens. We had a room on the 9th floor and was expecting to see Fuji, but alas the weather let us down. We had entertainment of the Taiko drummer's who were awesome and very professional. Excellent customer service. We would love to return one day. Thank you all .
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Date of stay: March 2024
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We stayed for one night as a side trip from our vacation in Tokyo and really enjoyed it. This ryokan is set near Mt. Fuji, about two hours' train ride from central Tokyo. We took two trains to get to the hotel, the second train being a smaller one that goes up the hill and offers a picturesque view of Mt. Fuji and the surrounding countryside. The hotel has a fantastic view of Mt. Fuji, especially from some of the rooms. This ryokan looks more like a hotel, with over a hundred rooms I believe, but the facilities are well maintained and immaculate and the service is impeccable. This is all to be expected from a high quality ryokan in Japan. The cost was not cheap but then higher-end ryokans in Japan are not for the budget conscious and someone told me this is one of the more reasonable ones in the area.
A hotel mini van met our group of several family members at the train station and we were whisked to the hotel about 10 minutes away. We checked in and enjoyed some green tea and Japanese cake in our room, then went to the outdoor pool for a quick dip. The pool is rectangular and split lengthwise into a shallow part for kids and a deeper area. It's not a huge pool and the sitting areas are limited so clearly this is not the focus of the hotel. The reason people come here is for the onsens, or hot baths, of which there are three at this hotel. We spent a long time at the baths, which consisted of indoor and outdoor hot tubs and shower and washing stations typical of Japanese public baths. The baths are segregated for men and women but it's not for the modest, especially if you are self conscious about being a foreigner in a room full of Japanese, none of whom have their clothes on. I also saw 7 or 8 years old kids of the opposite sex running around.
Our room was traditional Japanese style, meaning it had tatami mats and futons instead of sofas and beds. But it also had modern touches, like a flat screen TV and a Dyson fan to circulate the air. We were on the ground floor and had an outdoor hot tub looking into the gardens, which was just wonderful.
Breakfast and dinner were included in the room rate and we enjoyed a fantastic multi course dinner in their restaurant before going outside to the pool area to watch the drum and fireworks show. I understand that this show is performed in the lobby area in the wintertime. Breakfast the next morning was buffet style in a large room, not exactly the same ambience as the night before but the food was still good and plentiful.
We were wondering what it would be like to come to an onsen in the summertime when the weather is hot. It's still very relaxing, there are fewer crowds and the food is just as good. And as it turns out, the evenings turn cool in the mountains. Without a Japanese speaker in the group (which we had) it might be a bit challenging to take the trains and get around the hotel, but it can be done. All in all, we had a wonderful time and hope to return, next time in the winter.
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Date of stay: August 2012Trip type: Traveled with family
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Delray Beach, United States17 contributions24 helpful votes
I believe they alternate mornings and evenings between men and women, so every other day you would have morning access. You should check directly with Kaneyamaen to be sure.
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