Top Hotels Near Narusawa Ice Cave in Narusawa from NZ$169

"Good value for the money! "

"The pod was amazing, a good size for 2 people with a comfortable bed. We stayed when the temperature dropped into the minus and it was plenty warm enough in there. Each pod gets it's private bathroom and cooking area. We added on the dinner package last minute for one of the nights which they kindly organised. The food quality was great and you got instructions on how to cook each meat if you are unsure. We had breakfast each morning, you get plenty of food but it is the same each time. The other 2 nights we walked 2 minutes to a place which does amazing burgers. I think the only downside is not having a little tuck shop on site for snacks or an option to be able to bring your own to cook on the BBQ because they only arrange the coal if you've ordered the dinner. But we were there to relax before going back to the city and we managed to do just that. We also got to experience our first onsen as they allowed tattoos. The staff were amazing and I would definitely go back."

"It was one the most amazing stays of my wanderlust life. The atmosphere, personnel, food, installations and of course the view. We were able to see the Mt. Fuji all the way to the top! Our two meals were something else. The private hot springs are so peaceful and relaxing. Highly recommend! "

"Our stay was great. The staff was great. It was raining but we still had a great time. The room felt huge and was comfortable with heat and air. The curtains worked great. It's great to have an entire grill area to yourself. Just bring some food to grill. There's a small market within walking distance (.5mile) that has things like deer sausage and veggies. There's also a restaurant next to the market. You'll have to walk to get here or take a taxi but the bus stops are about half a mile away. We only had backpacks so walking through the countryside was a nice and relaxing treat for us. "

"Amazing service and beautiful views!"

"CLAMPING at Bulls Camp was really convenient for overnighter to the Mt Fuji area for Expo Fireworks at Fujiten Ski Resort. Not quite Camping, definitely not Glamping, the camp is situated right off of the 139 though there really was not any highway noise. The little deck and barbecue were great. We did not use the cooking facilities but there is a communal area to borrow items you may have forgotten, or need to complete a meal. The inside was plain but clean, I was really glad that the linens and towels were supplied. The showers and restroom were small but clean! Pleasantly surprised! Recommend for one or two nights’ stay. "