Adventure Sport Hotels & Resorts in Mount Fuji from NZ$123

"Spent a few days here in the autumn and felt very at home. Such a central location that is close to almost everything there is to do around Mt. Fuji. "

"Best view of Mt Fuji by the Lake and from your own room! The front desk manager was very helpful and made out stay even better. There is a convenient shop about 5mins walk acrosss the road."

"A must book accommodation at lake kawaguchi.wake up with a view of Mt Fuji.Best to rent a car for it.No hassle check in and check out"

"The onsen to our room was a great feature and the room design was very serene. Service was lovely and staff qntrs to please."

"Had a good stay here. Staff were friendly, the sleeping, common, and bathroom were clean."

"An excellent place to the relax. The food is excellent. The shuttle service is great. The staff is very warm and friendly. Highly recommended!"

"Overall, private room was clean and comfortable. The only issue is that the wifi does not/barely reaches to the third floor and was basically unusable."

"Spacious rooms but old. Good breakfast and dinner buffer. The location is inconvenient to access even with your own car. But the price is reasonable. "

"Very close to Kawaguchiko station. Clean and tidy. Has a microwave, a mini fridge and a kettle with a few options for tea. There are two convenience stores about a 5 minute walk from the hotel and Lake Kawaguchiko is about a 15 minute walk. Staff aren’t present on the property outside of cleaning (I think) which worked okay. We checked in and out by a tablet at the entrance. The bunk bed we had wasn’t super comfortable, but overall the place is definite worth the price. It was unfortunate...

"Worst capsule hotel, or even hostel, that I've ever stayed in. And I've been backpacking for almost 2 years. It was hilariously bad. Of note: the futon inside the capsule is so thin it's like sleeping on a towel. Secondly, they're are"lock out" periods, no showers after 9am, can't be inside the property between 10-4pm, which means one night stay is your best bet. Overall, the place is rubbish, but for $23/night it is priced right for Japan. Just don't have high hopes. It's hilariously bad."