Top Hotels Near Hinode Observatory Deck in Fujiyoshida from NZ$130

"Chose this hotel ostensibly for views of Mount Fuji and the onsen facilities. While Fuji was hiding behind clouds for two days (nothing anyone can do about the weather!) we were able to see the mountain on the morning we left. We had a room on the (Japanese) 3rd floor, but Fuji was still fully visible. The hotel made a lovely change from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and set in a quiet location. The room was spacious (twice, if not three times the size of the room we had in Asakusa in Tokyo!). The hotel is a little far from the train station to walk, but the hotel shuttle service helps get you to and from the station at specific times of the day. Pick not before 3pm. You can ask the tourist info office staff at the train station to call your hotel when you arrive. Info office open 9am to 5pm. The hotel is very much in the style of Japanese resort hotel, once you are there you can unwind and slow down with a nice onsen experience. The shop in the lobby sells lots of lovely omiyage/local products. Double rooms are on floors 2 to 5, floors 6 and above are for more than two people occupancy. The Japanese breakfast was excellent, as was the kaiseki dinner. Excellent value compared to what you would pay for the equivalent experience in the UK. The hotel staff were super helpful and polite, definitely model examples of Japanese customer service. They cater well for non-Japanese speakers, if you speak English or Mandarin Chinese, not sure about other languages."

"Very comfortable hotel in a decent location. "

"The dinner buffet was amazing and the staff were all very friendly and helpful! We made great use of their free shuttle as well!"

"Really great area"

"We had an incredible experience at The Sense Fuji from start to finish. The staff met us at the train station with cold water and lavender-scented oshibori towels in the shuttle, setting the tone for a thoughtful and relaxing stay. Upon arrival, we were greeted with drinks and even got to roast marshmallows—such a fun touch! Our room was completely private with a stunning view of Mt. Fuji. The private dinners and breakfasts were absolutely exceptional, and the staff went above and beyond to assist us, including arranging taxis whenever needed. The private-use spa and sauna were heavenly, also offering beautiful views. When it was time to leave, we were personally dropped off at the station. We truly can't recommend The Sense Fuji enough—special thanks to Hara, who made our stay even more memorable!"

"Awesome experience! The meal was delicious and they went the extra mile helping us in all the questions and helping sending our bags to the next hotel. Very friendly staff and quiet place for a great view of mt. Fuji. The only hard thing is decide if you want to stay inside relaxing in the sauna and jacuzzi or go exploring different view spots of mt. Fuji"

"This hotel is nice staff are nice the location to see mt Fuji really good good location barbecue place is good but if winter you’re gonna be freezing your going to near of your grill for hot yourself,no outlet at barbecue grill for charging or some reason that electricity needsto use , you can bring here own barbecue to cook in this glamping place they have already things to use for barbecue and you can return no wash it’s ok,and breakfast here like a lunch box type I’m not a fan of bread without toast that’s why don’t know how it’s taste I didn’t eat but if you’re looking for glamping stay most reasonable price compared to other it’s cheaper "

"The room itself was nice. Very quaint. But the sink leaked, nobs on the shower doors fell off and ants were readily present. The property looked tired and rundown. I could tell at one time it was a modern type resort, however, time has not been kind to the facilities. Grass was overgrown, bushes were untrimmed, sidewalks were covered with moss and weeds. The staff was nice, but due to the remoteness of the property we had to rent a taxi to go pick up a pizza we tried to get delivered. I am not adverse to staying here again, but I would explore other options first. "