Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel

“Do not miss”

Chateau on a hill surrounded by vineyards and fruit gardens Incredible staff Restaurants over the top food quality and service Worth a 100 mile detour from your travel plans for this experience Expect to be only westerner here Most staff have at least elementary English Japanese grandson said that … Plus

Chateau on a hill surrounded by vineyards and fruit gardens Incredible staff Restaurants over the top food quality and service Worth a 100 mile detour from your travel plans for this experience Expect to be only westerner here Most staff have at least elementary English Japanese grandson said that staff are english speakers may be a bit of an exaggeration Went to Japanese restaurant one night and Japanese American family was impressed Went to western restaurant. By myself following night and was impressed again chef here is world class

Moins

“A very wonderful experience ”

Me and my wife choose to have wedding here at fruit park Fujiya hotel, it turned out to be the best decision, not only the view was unbeatable, the hotel crew were so friendly and helpful they successfully make that day the most wonderful day of our life, we appreciate it. We stayed in the newlywed… Plus

Me and my wife choose to have wedding here at fruit park Fujiya hotel, it turned out to be the best decision, not only the view was unbeatable, the hotel crew were so friendly and helpful they successfully make that day the most wonderful day of our life, we appreciate it. We stayed in the newlywed suite and enjoyed a lot, the amenities, onsen are all very accessible. Will definitely come back and recommend to ones travel with families to yamanashi area.

Moins

“Stopped by for afternoon tea”

We stopped by this hotel after we went to the Fruit park in order to rest and have some snacks and tea. It definitely looks expensive and high class, and I can imagine expansive park/forrest views from the rooms. It's probably not that new (you can see from everyone's photos) but then again thats 9… Plus

We stopped by this hotel after we went to the Fruit park in order to rest and have some snacks and tea. It definitely looks expensive and high class, and I can imagine expansive park/forrest views from the rooms. It's probably not that new (you can see from everyone's photos) but then again thats 90s Japan excess for you. The service at the restaurant was good.

Moins

“Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel”

The overall experience at the Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel was very good and would highly recommend visitors stay there. It is extremely well maintained and the staff overall were extremely friendly and accommodating to my family and I. Location: The hotel is located on the top of one of the hills i… Plus

The overall experience at the Fruit Park Fujiya Hotel was very good and would highly recommend visitors stay there. It is extremely well maintained and the staff overall were extremely friendly and accommodating to my family and I. Location: The hotel is located on the top of one of the hills in Fuefuki area overlooking vast amounts of grape, peaches and strawberry and other fruit farms. It is a great place to get away for the weekend. It is about 10-15 minutes by car from the Yamanashi train station, so plan on taking a taxi if you do not have transportation. Accommodations: The hotel accommodations were not bad along with the amenities that the room offered. All basic toiletries were provided along with an Onsen and massage place in the basement of the hotel. The room my family and I stayed in had a spectacular view of Mount Fuji and the surrounding mountains of Yamanashi. The night view of the Yamanashi valley was beautiful as well. Most staff did not speak fluent english, however, most of the literature we read had some form on english, so it did not impact our stay. Also, while we stayed the night, the hotel hosted two weddings and also had a short fireworks display for one of the garden weddings. Food: The hotel food was not bad, however a bit pricy. We were able to include breakfast with our hotel stay, so that was inclusive of our package. I do recall ~$20-25 for a continental breakfast. For dinner, we at at the teppanyaki restaurant, which accommodates~10-15 people with an awesome view of Yamanashi valley. The food was excellent, but quite pricey, so if you are in the mood for teppanyaki I recommend it. The hotel also had a French restaurant, but did not get a chance to eat there. Surrounding activities: There is a fairly decent size park with large domes on them with a cafe and Japanese restaurant that are child friendly with water activities for the kids. No slides, but it will certainly keep the kids busy. Also, there are many fruit farms that if in season, you could actually pay to pick and eat fresh fruits like grapes, peaches and strawberries. We visited in May, so strawberries were in season. We visited a farm ~5 minutes by car and picked fresh strawberries that were sweet and delicious. About a 5 minute walk from the hotel, there is an establishment that sells local wine, juices and other souvenirs along with train like vehicle that takes you through the surrounding park. For the go cart junkies, Yamanashi go-cart track is about 5 minutes by foot up the road and seemed to attract a decent amount of people during the day. Overall, it was a great experience and highly recommend the hotel if your intent is to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. I plan to go back in late August or September to pick some grapes and enjoy the Yamanashi wine in the surrounding vineyards.

Moins