Ryosha Tsukiakari

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Everything was perfect

Ryosha Tsukiakari is a lovely place to stay near Mt Fuji. The inn is charming; it is a semi-traditional inn (tatami mat rooms with futons in a more modern building). I'm glad I stayed here. That said, there are some caveats (these are NOT meant to diminish a stay here): 1) Traditional: take your shoes off on entering the building and use slippers in the public areas. Once in your room, slippers are only for the toilet/lav areas; you must remove the slippers to walk on the tatami floors (understandable, but not what Western travelers would be used to). 2) There are a toilet and lav in the room (on the 2d floor) while bathing is in the communal bath (on the 1st floor); this is not for everyone. 3) Though a 'modern' building, the windows leak. I stayed in Winter and with the screens opened there was always a draft coming in from the windows (double-glazed). I assume in summer, the hot, humid air gets in, too. 4) The breakfast is interesting to a non-Japanese ... a half-sandwich with some fruit, etc. I enjoyed it once; but, passed on it for the rest of my stay.

Very chill, quiet and relaxing place. Would definitely visit again

Very lovely holiday house in Yamanako ~ The has 2 bed + 2 futon, perfect for the family of four. Simple but useful facility - jacuzzi baht, entertainment room, DVD room There is almost facilily for all family : ) Definitely recommend for a nice getaway

A beautiful quaint stay just a couple minutes for Lake Yamanaka. The manager was friendly, informative, and inviting. The unisex reservable onsen and jacuzzi makes travelling with a mixed group stress free. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for an affordable rustic stay at Mt. Fuji.

I highly recommend a stay here. It was a great change of pace after the hustle-and-bustle of Tokyo. Staff was friendly, and patient with my poor attempts at Japanese, haha. Location is a bit out of the way, so be prepared to take a taxi or bus. If I could rebook my trip I'd stay here an extra night.

This property reminds me of an AirBnB and a hostel mix. Very big rooms with 4 beds, a toilet, sink and refrigerator in the room. Now for the showers, they are shared by all. We have been to hostels before so it was familiar for me and the wife, not the kids. There are 3 showers in the shared bathroom, you just go in, lock the door, take a shower, changed and leave. Pretty simple. They also have a private jacuzzi that you can sign up for every night and use for an hour. Staff was super helpful. They have a cafe in the property. They have bikes you can use to ride around the town, which we did. The ping pong table kept the kids entertained. And lastly, since the property is in a rural area, we dined across the street and had some very good authentic Japanese food in a small local mom and daughter ran restaurant. The only bad part of our trip is that we didn’t get to see Mt Fuji because it was too cloudy.

You can get a beautiful view of Mt Fuji ftp Across the Lake Yamanaka or near this resort where the trees are not blocking your view.

Beautiful

Lovely time. Being a solo traveler I appreciated the warm welcome I got here .