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Reviewed October 25, 2012

I had no intention of climbing to the top of Fuji but my brother has and my son would have liked to. We knew the options were limited outside the official climbing season and highly dependant on the weather however Kawaguchiko was the only one of the four "5th station" we could get to on public transport during the week in October. As always so much to see and so little time but I loved our night in this place. The hostel has a "shoes off" at the front door policy which made me feel right at home. The tourist info at the station phoned K's House and we arranged a pick up from the station, it is walkable but easier without luggage. We had a Japanese room with private ensuite which was fabulous, seems to be more space without beds! Great open common areas including several free internet computers and wifi all over the building. We checked out the entrance to the HI/YHA hostel and K's was far superior.

Room tip: We had 303 on the top floor which could be a problem if you're not good with stairs (no lifts)
Date of stay: October 2012
  • Trip type: Traveled with family
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Reviewed October 18, 2012

We stayed here three nights so that we could see Mt Fuji (which we did the K's House tour - very highly recommended as its a good way to see Fuji from a number of different places which you just wouldnt be able to see unless you have a car).

We also wanted to go to Fuji Q which the hostel were able to set us up with discount tickets which was also really helpful. Just ask for them at the front desk!

One last thing, the room size and whole hostel is actually quite spacious compared with many other hostels in Japan.

Date of stay: April 2012
  • Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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1  Thank Natalie G
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Reviewed October 4, 2012

I stayed here as a couple for two nights in the private Japanese rooms (without bath) for two people. It's amazingly affordable at 3400 yen per person per night. The rooms and common area are remarkably clean. I'd say the best thing about the stay are the staffs who speak good English and are bubbly as well as helpful.

We enjoyed the day tour that was operated by K's House which cost a mere 4500 yen per person (1000 yen discount for guest of K's House. Originally 5500 yen) Taro, our guide was very informative, accomodating (we had a vegetarian in the group and Taro was kind enough to seek for a vegetarian food) and extremely interesting.

I highly recommend getting on the express Fujikyu Railway to get to Kawaguchiko station (K's House is a short 5 minutes away) When you get to the station, give the helpful K's House staffs a call and they'd pick you up from the station.

To return to the station, K's House has a fixed transportation schedule and guests would have to book spaces accordingly.

I'd say Autumn isn't exactly the best season to go as it may be cloudy and might rain occasionally. Nevertheless, with a little bit of luck, we were lucky enough to be blessed with clear blue skies on the last day of our trip. Thus, we managed to adore the ethereal Mount Fuji from Lake Kawaguchiko. Please do take the cable car which is 10 minutes by bicycle away from K's House. You'll have an amazing view of Mount Fuji from there.

All in all, my compliments to all the K's House staffs and I highly recommend staying here!

Date of stay: September 2012
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1  Thank E W
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Reviewed September 30, 2012

A clean, inexpensive hostel. Free pickup from Kawaguchiko Station. Friendly staff. Computers, nice laundry room. A climbers atmosphere. Near restaurants and tourist train pickup. Lockers in the town were available to store things while climbing the mountain. Also lockers at Kawaguchiko Station.

Room tip: Japanese style futon. I slept great. No elevator but I didn't care.
Date of stay: July 2012
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Reviewed September 9, 2012 via mobile

K's House was a real treat and we definitely recommend it to those looking for budget accommodation. The location is great, just a short walk to the lake as well as a row of restaurants and supermarket. The building itself is clean and modern and doesn't really have the youth hostel type of feel, more like a good Western backpacker hotel. They didn't have a private room with ensuite, so we opted for the private room with shared bathroom. The Japanese style room was basic and a bit small but it was comfortable nonetheless. They could have probably done with an extra toilet and shower on our floor - too much waiting time. The communal kitchen and dining lounge were modern and very impressive, probably the nicest and most functional I've ever seen. The staff were awesome and made our stay great as opposed to just good. They were all very friendly, helpful, and outgoing and all spoke good English. I would definitely recommend this place to other travelers and would stay here again given the chance. Good value!

Date of stay: September 2012
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