Tour de bicicleta de 2 dias pelo Monte Fuji com experiência de matcha e fontes termais: Lago Kawaguchi, experiência de matcha, teleférico, fontes termais, passeio de bicicleta pelo Lago Yamanaka, Oshino Hakkai e passeio de 2 dias pelo Parque Arakurayama S

What a delightful tour with an equally delightful guide … Ace was fantastic and so accommodating of our special requests.

Ko was our guide and Sun was our driver. Overall, it was a good trip.

The experience was excellent. Tour guide Xiao Hu and driver Xiao Sun provided exceptional service. Five-star recommendation!

The only comfort was meeting a super attentive tour guide. The itinerary itself was fine. However, upon seeing the so-called hot spring hotel, I was utterly disappointed. I've been to Japan countless times and have never encountered a hotel as terrible as this. Firstly, from observation, it seemed to be exclusively occupied by mainland Chinese guests, with no Japanese or other foreign visitors. The dinner was worse than what you'd find in Shenzhen, entirely catering to Chinese tastes. The hygiene standards also seemed to align with Chinese habits – you can imagine. Don't expect much from breakfast either. Secondly, I chose this tour hoping for a room with a view of Mount Fuji. Instead, all I saw was Fuji trees, which was a huge letdown. With so many mainland Chinese guests, and hearing that it's now owned by Chinese, I didn't even dare to try the hot springs. For anyone considering this tour with expectations for the hot spring hotel, please reconsider multiple times. I had planned a day of hot spring bathing, but... if I had known it was this bad, I would have booked my own hotel. This was my first time on a 2-day, 1-night tour, and I wouldn't dare take this risk again. The money spent isn't the main issue; it's that it fell so far short of my expectations. If you're attracted to this tour by the promise of a Mount Fuji view, please reconsider multiple times. You need to understand that the Mount Fuji view in the photos is only visible from the restaurant, and you'd need to secure a window seat. It's not visible from the rooms. Even the worst Japanese hot springs usually have a limit, but this... this is the absolute worst Japanese inn I've ever stayed in during my life. Consider it an experience of a hotel managed by Chinese people. The end...

If it weren't for the magnificent Mount Fuji gracing us with its presence this time, I would have been too angry to give any stars. These two stars are for Mount Fuji and the tour guide. I've booked several tours with Klook before, but this time, I can only say I hit a landmine. Mount Fuji's attractions are abundant, but the evening accommodation, the so-called 1-night, 2-meal plan, and the hot spring were all terribly disappointing. The accommodation claimed to offer views of Mount Fuji, but it was only visible from the dining hall. The view from the room was just a row of artificial bamboo for privacy, blocking everything. In the hotel lobby, people were openly smoking and being loud. The food in the dining hall clearly wasn't run in a Japanese style; it felt like the large-batch, uninspired meals served in school cafeterias. The cutlery wasn't clean; the plates and cups felt greasy, which was very unpleasant. The room's cleanliness was poor, the air conditioning smelled musty, and the cleanliness of the bathhouse was also off-putting, making one question if it was even a real hot spring. Among the six of us traveling together, though we didn't know each other, no one dared to go in for a soak. Perhaps you might say you get what you pay for, and I agree, but for a two-day, one-night trip costing nearly 9,000 NTD per person, it shouldn't be this bad. This time, I also learned a lesson to share with everyone: don't blindly trust Klook's selections just to have a thoughtless trip; you still need to research hotels and attractions yourself. Thanks again to Mount Fuji and the tour guides for their care. And thank you, Klook, for teaching me a lesson. I genuinely do not recommend this accommodation.