Haostay

“What a view!”

We stayed for two nights. Amazing hotel. Staff were so helpful and friendly. Rooms were huge and beds were very comfy (firm but I like that). Good location near the lake and close to museums and activities. Breakfast was yummy (limited menu - three options). Bathrooms were fully stocked with qualit… Plus

We stayed for two nights. Amazing hotel. Staff were so helpful and friendly. Rooms were huge and beds were very comfy (firm but I like that). Good location near the lake and close to museums and activities. Breakfast was yummy (limited menu - three options). Bathrooms were fully stocked with quality shampoo and conditioner and body wash.

Moins

“Un pur plaisir”

Expérience sensationnelle de séjourner 2 nuits en janvier 2020 à l'hôtel HAOStay de la région de Fujikawaguchiko. C'est un bel hôtel détenu et géré par l'équipe de mari et femme (bien sûr, ainsi que d'autres membres du personnel: directeur, personnel du petit-déjeuner) L'hospitalité terre-à-terre d… Plus

Expérience sensationnelle de séjourner 2 nuits en janvier 2020 à l'hôtel HAOStay de la région de Fujikawaguchiko. C'est un bel hôtel détenu et géré par l'équipe de mari et femme (bien sûr, ainsi que d'autres membres du personnel: directeur, personnel du petit-déjeuner) L'hospitalité terre-à-terre d'un nouvel hôtel de la région avec le mont Fuji devant vos yeux - que demander de plus? 5 minutes à pied au bord du lac offrent même une vue complète de cette scène de montagne majestueuse. L'inconvénient est que traîner les bagages sur une longue distance de la gare dans une route étroite (voitures qui passent rapidement) n'est pas une bonne sensation de 15 mintures à pied. (Idéalement, si l'hôtel propose des services de navette gratuits à l'avenir, puis atteint merveilleusement des étoiles / note plus élevées) Cependant, le propriétaire a généreusement fourni une navette / déposé les bagages à la gare lorsque la neige est tombée abondamment - une véritable aide à l'époque. L'emplacement est vraiment pratique avec tous les supermarchés à proximité comme Orgino, ainsi que de nombreux bons restaurants autour.

Moins

“Good hotel for Fuji activities”

We stayed at the Haostay Kawaguchiko for three nights in August 2025, and found it to be a good spot to base out of for our Mt. Fuji hiking trip. It's a little ways from the main areas around the train station and the lake, but this made it very nice and quiet in the evenings. It's not a luxury h… Plus

We stayed at the Haostay Kawaguchiko for three nights in August 2025, and found it to be a good spot to base out of for our Mt. Fuji hiking trip. It's a little ways from the main areas around the train station and the lake, but this made it very nice and quiet in the evenings. It's not a luxury hotel, but it is comfortable and clean and has an excellent breakfast included every morning. We tried both the Japanese style and the western style (sandwich) breakfast and enjoyed both, although the Japanese one was our favourite and was quite filling. The dining area has a nice view of Mt Fuji, which was a bonus. We were in a twin family room, with two beds and two "sections" to the room. One with the beds, and another tatami mat area. This space was so nice to have for our luggage and to spread out a bit. The biggest problem was that the air conditioning seemed to turn off every few hours overnight. We were there during an extreme heatwave so having the AC on was important. We'd have to wake up and reset it at least once or twice a night. We made use of the laundry room to wash our clothes after hiking, there were three washers and dryers available. Another helpful feature was the shuttle van that took us back to the train station when we checked out, saving us the 15 minute walk. I tried to figure out how to use this shuttle to pick us up on our arrival, but could not find a way to contact the hotel about it.

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“Expensive 2-Night Stay”

The hotel is a bit far from the Kawaguchiko Station and probably not walkable especially with luggage. One can either take a taxi or the Red Line bus. If you take the bus, you still need to walk maybe 10 minutes to the hotel. The hotel has a free shuttle bus, but you need to pre-arrange for pick… Plus

The hotel is a bit far from the Kawaguchiko Station and probably not walkable especially with luggage. One can either take a taxi or the Red Line bus. If you take the bus, you still need to walk maybe 10 minutes to the hotel. The hotel has a free shuttle bus, but you need to pre-arrange for pickup. Our room has 3 beds, and a tatami sitting area. Since I asked for the mountain view, there is a window that we could see Mt. Fuji if it is visible. The room does not have a phone, or television. It does provide free wi-fi. Generally speaking, it is pretty dated. There was no housekeeping service inside the room during our stay. As a matter of fact, they made it clear that no one will enter our room. We need to put our garbage outside our room each morning for them to remove it, and also leave our used towels outside our room to be replaced. Our room also included breakfast in the morning with choices of either Japanese or Western styles (sandwiches). It was not buffet style. I don't think it was very satisfactory. The hotel does provide coin-operated washers and dryers. It also has a deck on the top of the hotel where you can see Mt. Fuji if it is visible. It happened to us on our second day, and that was nice.

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