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Yamanashi
Fuji Marriott Hotel Lake Yamanakako
"Fuji Marriott Hotel Lake Yamanakako" features a range of guest rooms designed for relaxation and large communal baths surrounded by the natural setting of Lake Yamanakako, creating a calm and restful atmosphere, while on-site facilities include a table tennis area, fitness center, and outdoor tennis courts that reflect the natural surroundings of Mount Fuji; seasonal ingredients are served for dinner and breakfast, and pet-friendly accommodations allow stays with dogs, with nearby attractions including Mount Fuji and local shrines that highlight the appeal of the Lake Yamanakako area.
If you are a family with small children or want to enjoy the hot springs without having to bathe in the water, we recommend staying in a room with an open-air bath. Additionally, if you are staying at an inn that has private baths or family baths in addition to the large public bath, you can enjoy a variety of baths without having to worry about other people watching you. If the situation is important to you, there are other options such as a hot spring in the mountains where you can bathe under a sky full of stars, an open-air bath overlooking the ocean, or an inn with a snowy bath. It looks like it will be an unforgettable memory.
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富士マリオットホテル山中湖
"Fuji Marriott Hotel Lake Yamanakako" features a range of guest rooms designed for relaxation and large communal baths surrounded by the natural setting of Lake Yamanakako, creating a calm and restful atmosphere, while on-site facilities include a table tennis area, fitness center, and outdoor tennis courts that reflect the natural surroundings of Mount Fuji; seasonal ingredients are served for dinner and breakfast, and pet-friendly accommodations allow stays with dogs, with nearby attractions including Mount Fuji and local shrines that highlight the appeal of the Lake Yamanakako area.
楽気ハウス 甲斐路
"Rakihouse Kaiji" is located on Sakura Onsen Street in Isawa Onsen, a hot spring town in Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture. The inn features a Japanese garden that can be admired year-round, even while soaking your feet in a relaxing foot bath. The lobby offers a complimentary drink service, while banquet halls and meeting rooms provide versatile spaces for gatherings. In the evening, the illuminated garden creates an enchanting atmosphere, inviting guests to forget the passage of time and enjoy a tranquil stay.
AWAUMI 富士河口湖リゾート
Fujikawaguchiko Town in Yamanashi Prefecture is a popular destination for tourists, being just a 90-minute drive from central Tokyo. "AWAUMI Fuji Lake Resort," situated in a picturesque area offering stunning views of Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi, is an accommodation facility that consists of 16 villas, dome tents, and private cabins. All of the lodging options come with natural hot springs and saunas. The resort offers various facilities featuring a guest-only pool, a cafe and bar, and an outdoor living space. For pet owners, there are rooms with dog runs available, making it a pet-friendly environment. Guests can also enjoy outdoor BBQs using locally sourced ingredients.
グランピングヴィレッジ富士河口湖
Located in the Lake Kawaguchi area of Yamanashi Prefecture, "Glamping Village Fujikawaguchiko" is a resort that offers a luxurious glamping experience in a prime location with a close-up view of Mount Fuji. Guests can relax in natural hot springs and choose from 30 villas and dome tents spread across a vast site of approximately 60,000m². Some rooms even feature private saunas and dedicated dog runs, catering to those traveling with pets or in groups. Guests can enjoy barbecues with local ingredients and a variety of activities, providing a perfect getaway from daily life.
八海木花館
At the base of Mount Fuji in Oshino Village, Yamanashi, three private hot spring villas offer a secluded stay, with meals featuring an abundance of local ingredients such as "Oshino tofu" made from pure water, "Momiji eggs," "Fujinosuke" salmon derived from king salmon, Yamanashi brand meats, and white rice; dining is served in-room in a "Japanese dining" space, with creative kaiseki cuisine highlighting seasonal ingredients for dinner and a breakfast that showcases regional flavors.
