We stayed at Fuji Lake Hotel for 2 nights in Oct 2011. It was the end leg of our 7-day trip to Tokyo and we were really looking forward to a quiet retreat - a different kind of fun from cosmopolitan Shinjuku, Shibuya and the like. Before we made our decision on which Mt Fuji lake resort to visit, one... More

The view is excellent, the hotel has an observatory which has an unobstructed view of Mt Fuji and so did my room (which is right underneath the observatory). The staff are helpful. The whole hotel is dated, no internet in the room. The food was good. More

Hotel/room is way too old for the price. Dinner was ok but breakfast is disappointing. Onsen/views of lake/Fuji is great but nothing much else really. More

This was by far the most expensive hotel we stayed in during our 3 week trip to Japan. We had difficulty booking a hotel within our price range in this area, which I"m assuming was because it was peak autumn leaf viewing season, as I'm sure I saw cheaper rooms listed earlier in the year. There were no non-smoking rooms... More

While we didn't quite expect to part with so much yen for the experience, we'd just climbed Mt Fuji and felt we'd earned some indulgence at this historic and perfectly located hotel overlooking the serene Kawaguchiko Lake on one side and Mt Fuji on the other. The pick-up service from the tourist office at the train station (a 15min walk... More