Hotels in Fujisan
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Guest House Tokiwa
14-15, Chuocho, Fujinomiya, Japan
Show on map0.7 km from city centre, Fujinomiya, Japan
Guest House Tokiwa is located in Fujinomiya and offers free Wi-Fi. It also provides a 24-hour reception and luggage storage.
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Oike Hotel
Funatsu 6713-103, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map6.9 km from city centre, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Set in Fujikawaguchiko, Oike Hotel is a five-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Onsenji and features a Jacuzzi, outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor pool. Some of the popular facilities on offer at this 4-star hotel are free Wi-Fi, a rooftop terrace and a free shuttle service.
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Guesthouse Sakuya
2526 Oishi, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map5.8 km from city centre, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Boasting an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi, Guesthouse Sakuya is situated in Fujikawaguchiko and offers comfortable accommodation. Views of Mount Fuji can be seen from the guest house's complex, which conveniently provides a beauty centre.
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Hostel Fujisan You
1-9-12 Kamiyoshida, Fujiyoshida, Japan
Show on map4.9 km from city centre, Fujiyoshida, Japan
Hostel Fujisan YOU is located in Fujiyoshida and offers free Wi-Fi. The hostel is also conveniently situated minutes on foot from Fujisan Station.
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Mizno Hotel
187 Azagawa, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map8.2 km from city centre, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
This comfortable hotel in Fujikawaguchiko offers free wireless internet, as well as a Jacuzzi and a sauna. Featuring views of Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji, it also provides a multitude of facilities, including massage services, free bicycle rental and a free shuttle service.
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Royal Hotel Kawaguchiko
6713-22 Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map7.0 km from city centre, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Offering a bowling alley, Royal Hotel Kawaguchiko is located in Fujikawaguchiko and is a short walk from Kawaguchiko Onsenji. It has a spa and wellness centre, as well as free Wi-Fi, a free shuttle service and a beauty centre.
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Fuji Onsenji Yumedono
Funatsu 6677, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map6.7 km from city centre, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Located in Fujikawaguchiko, Fuji Onsenji Yumedono is a short drive from Fujiyoshida and offers a Jacuzzi and a sauna. It also provides a mineral bath, a free shuttle service and a beauty centre.
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Hotel Mt. Fuji
Yamanaka 1360-83, Yamanakako, Japan
Show on map2.7 km from city centre, Yamanakako, Japan
Set in Yamanakako, Hotel Mt Fuji is a short drive from Oshino and provides free Wi-Fi, an indoor pool and a sauna. It also offers a kids pool, a free shuttle service and a kids club.
Cheapest hotels in Fujisan, Fujinomiya
Show all 1,643 hotelsKagelow Mt Fuji Hostel Kawaguchiko
3111-1 Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map7.0 km from city centre,
Situated in Fujikawaguchiko, the hostel is an ideal base for visiting Mount Fuji and just a short bike ride or drive from Lake Kawaguchi. Guests can also enjoy free internet access throughout the property.
₹ 1,859
Avg. per night
Hostel Fujisan You
1-9-12 Kamiyoshida, Fujiyoshida, Japan
Show on map4.9 km from city centre,
Hostel Fujisan YOU is located in Fujiyoshida and offers free Wi-Fi. The hostel is also conveniently situated minutes on foot from Fujisan Station.
₹ 1,936
Avg. per night
Select Inn Fujisan Gotemba
41-1 Nimaibashi, Gotemba, Japan
Show on map1.0 km from city centre,
This comfortable hotel in Gotemba offers free Wi-Fi, as well as luggage storage and a 24-hour reception. It offers guests a convenient base with Gotemba Railway Station under a 10-minute stroll away.
₹ 2,013
Avg. per night
Cabinhouse Yado Fujinomiyaten
11-18 Omiyacho, Fujinomiya, Japan
Show on map0.9 km from city centre,
Situated under a 20-minute walk from Nishi-Fujinomiya Railway Station, the hostel offers guests a convenient base when in Fujinomiya. Those staying at the property can also enjoy complimentary wireless internet throughout their stay.
₹ 2,013
Avg. per night
K's House Mt.fuji
6713-108 Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map6.8 km from city centre,
This cosy hotel is situated close to Kawaguchiko Onsenji in Fujikawaguchiko. It also offers a free shuttle service, free Wi-Fi and bicycle rental.
₹ 2,478
Avg. per night
Den's Inn
2853-1 Kawaguchiko-Machi, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map8.2 km from city centre,
Den's Inn provides a comfortable setting while in Fujikawaguchiko. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, a free shuttle service and free bicycle rental.
₹ 2,633
Avg. per night
Cabin & Lounge Highland Station Inn
Funatsu 6663-11, Minami Tsuru-gun, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map8.4 km from city centre,
Mt Fuji Cabin & Lounge Highland Station Inn Capsule Hotel provides a comfortable setting while in Fujikawaguchiko. It is also set within a five-minute walk of Dodonpa Roller Coaster.
₹ 2,633
Avg. per night
Mt. Fuji Hostel Samurise Kura
3708-10 Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Show on map7.5 km from city centre,
Situated only a short stroll from Kawaguchiko Station, SAMURISE KURA provides guests with an ideal base when visiting Fujikawaguchiko. Those staying at the property can also enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi access during their stay.
₹ 2,633
Avg. per night
Hotel prices in Fujisan
3 stars
No. 1 most popular
Kaze No Terrace Kukuna Hotel
70,Azagawa,Fujikawaguchiko-cho,Minamitsuru-gun, Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
4 stars +
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About Fujisan
Most visitors glimpse Mount Fuji from a distance, usually on a train between Tokyo and Nagoya, Kyoto or Osaka. Sit on the right when travelling from Tokyo and the left when travelling into the capital. However, clouds often block the summit and the view can't be guaranteed. Winter months along with dawn and dusk hours are the clearest. Enhance the probability of viewing the white summit by staying in Hakone National Park or Fuji Five Lakes.
Mount Fuji is a destination for adventure, with a variety of ski slopes during the winter months and many high-altitude hiking trails possible in the summer. Mountain huts are scattered across the slopes and a typical ascent to the summit will take two days. Note that routes to the peak are only open from July to early September.
Mount Fuji is neatly divided into ten zones, known locally as stations, with the tenth being the summit and the first being at the foot of the mountain. Most hiking trails depart from the mountain's fifth stations. During summer, direct buses connect Tokyo's Shinjuku Station with Kawaguchiko 5th Station. By train, visitors usually alight at Fujiyoshida and Gotemba stations, where there are local buses to the Mount Fuji fifth stations.
Before ascending, Japanese people and many foreign tourists stop to worship at the millennia-old Murayama Sengen Jinja temple at the foot of the mountain. While no specialist climbing skills are required to climb the mountain, scores of climbers die each year, predominantly from the cold or falling off the slopes.
A Japanese saying seems to summarise the mountain's sacred appeal and power: a wise man climbs Fuji once, but only a fool would climb it twice.
Fujisan travel FAQs
Snow-capped Mount Fuji is an enduring symbol of Japan, an active volcano that rises 3,776 metres into the sky some 100 kilometres southwest of Tokyo. As well as being the country's highest peak, it's one of Japan's sacred mountains. The symmetrical volcanic cone seems to come from a mythical painting and the mountain attracts millions of annual visitors.
Most visitors glimpse Mount Fuji from a distance, usually on a train between Tokyo and Nagoya, Kyoto or Osaka. Sit on the right when travelling from Tokyo and the left when travelling into the capital. However, clouds often block the summit and the view can't be guaranteed. Winter months along with dawn and dusk hours are the clearest. Enhance the probability of viewing the white summit by staying in Hakone National Park or Fuji Five Lakes.
Mount Fuji is a destination for adventure, with a variety of ski slopes during the winter months and many high-altitude hiking trails possible in the summer. Mountain huts are scattered across the slopes and a typical ascent to the summit will take two days. Note that routes to the peak are only open from July to early September.
Mount Fuji is neatly divided into ten zones, known locally as stations, with the tenth being the summit and the first being at the foot of the mountain. Most hiking trails depart from the mountain's fifth stations. During summer, direct buses connect Tokyo's Shinjuku Station with Kawaguchiko 5th Station. By train, visitors usually alight at Fujiyoshida and Gotemba stations, where there are local buses to the Mount Fuji fifth stations.
Before ascending, Japanese people and many foreign tourists stop to worship at the millennia-old Murayama Sengen Jinja temple at the foot of the mountain. While no specialist climbing skills are required to climb the mountain, scores of climbers die each year, predominantly from the cold or falling off the slopes.
A Japanese saying seems to summarise the mountain's sacred appeal and power: a wise man climbs Fuji once, but only a fool would climb it twice.
Where is the best place to stay in Fujisan?
You can find several places worth visiting in Fujisan. Fujikawaguchiko, Fujiyoshida, and Gotemba are some of the most popular amongst our users.
What are the best hotels in Fujisan?
17 reviews rated Kaze No Terrace Kukuna Hotel with an average score of 9.4/10. It may also be worth looking into the La Vista Fuji Kawaguchiko, which received a rating of 8.9/10 from 320 reviews. Shuhokaku Kogetsu could also be a good option, with a score of 9.2/10 from 444 reviews.