abrAsus Hotel Fuji

Mid April20 degrees during the day10 degrees or less at nightThere are pros and cons in the commentsA facility that I was satisfied with[living]First of all, there is no living room, so you will have to be in the dining room or in the outdoor living room.I think this is the biggest thing I like and dislike about this facility.(Of course there is no TV, which is tough)This time, the temperature is warm during the day.It was easy to spend time outsideIt was a little chilly at night despite the electric blankets and mini fireplace.In the middle of winter, I'd probably freeze to death lolBy the way, there are many points that are cheap considering the price.First, there is only one use of kerosene for the fireplace to protect against the cold (about 2 hours).However, the view of Mt. Fuji in front of me was nice.Of course you can't see at night[Dining kitchen]The dining kitchen is spaciousIt was nice to have a variety of cooking utensils.However, there are only utensils for the ingredients provided by the facility, so I think it would be inconvenient if you bring in something to make.frying pan, pot etc.The refrigerator is a Hoshizaki commercial-grade one, which is quite convenient, but unfortunately there is no freezer.There was a commercial-grade ice maker, but lol.Bringing in ice cream is strictly prohibited! !If you bring canned beer, make sure it's cold!It was nice to have two washroom sinks.I wasn't looking forward to the main meal.Overall it was deliciousEspecially the spareribs with jam...I thought it would be too sweet and tasteless, but it had a great flavor.Potage, keema curry sandwichIt was also deliciousThe cooking instructions were detailed and easy to make.Unlike others, just bake, just warmIt's not like that, but rather it's like making it yourself using cooking utensils.I think people who are troublesome won't enjoy it.Personally, I think it's better to make one dish at a time and eat it instead of making it all at once and arranging it all at once.As mentioned above, I didn't have a living room so I didn't have a place to relax, so I had a lot of fun cooking as it progressed my cooking time.By the way, it's best to bring your own drinks.There are minimal drinks available at fairly cheap prices...By the way, the second stingy point is here.I'll make a reasonable amount of moneyI wish it were free[Bathroom]I was quite satisfiedI've been to quite a few glamping facilities, but this is No. 1.First of all, it's spacious. It's quite spacious.There are two large bathtubsCan be used for hot and cold waterthere are two showersIt's not a big deal thoughThere is a water server with homemade lemon inside.as a negative pointThere is no washroom attachedBring towels and change of clothes indoorsThere's a shelf, but it's spacious so I don't get wet... By the way, I have a sink in the bedroom lol. Once I get out of the bath, I have to go to the bedroom and put on lotion.The glamping industryToo many things like thisMystery lol[sauna]Firewood type instead of electricAnd trailer typeJust like with meals, you have to make your own fire, so people who are lazy may not like it.I cut the firewood and put it together.It was fun to add more when it runs out.Because it gets hotter than the electric typeIt was great to have Roryuu.Also, here is the third stingy point: additional firewood will probably be charged.Because I'm taking the price.Immediately after leaving the bathroom, why?I enjoyed being able to warm it up, add cold water, and set it up over and over again.[bedroom]By the way, glampingI think there are a lot of couples going there, but I wish they would create more bedrooms everywhere and stop crowding the living room and bathroom.There are two bedrooms and a bathroom.There's no problem with the size of the bed or room, but it would have been better if they were combined into a living room...[corridor]long…At night, it feels like something out of a Western-style horror movie, and it's scary.[place]Is there glamping?It feels like it's just a lonely place in the middle of nowhere in the surrounding private houses and fields.The vast garden on the homepage is just an image.However, there is a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji here.What you need to be careful about isParking lot is difficult to turn aroundIt's okay to stop at first, but how do you get back on the road? I thoughtIt's the same everywhere in the glamping industry, but I don't like driving on roads that look like narrow farm roads lol.Be careful with large cars and FerrarisI can't run it in reverse for a long time...

The photos are so good that I have high expectations for them, but in reality they feel cheap.There are private houses all around, so it doesn't feel like a resort.The price doesn't match the contents and it's expensive.There is almost no service and it is self service.The glasses and other items are all plastic and don't feel luxurious.There are no curtains.The cleaning was not done properly and the dryer and washing machine filters were covered in dust.The grooves on the floor are pitch black.I couldn't use the sauna because the firewood for the sauna was piled up and the fire wouldn't start, so when I told him about it on the way home, he made an excuse and tried to flush it out.There are no refunds for that.The good points were that the food was delicious and that the bath was spacious and you could see Mt. Fuji from the bath.Personally, I would never go there again.

I spent 2 nights of a 10 day trip to Japan here, but I wish I had spent more nights. My time at the abrAsus hotel was my favorite part of my visit, and I've been dreaming of coming back since I checked out.The villa has every amenity you need for cooking, cleaning, bathing, etc. There are even toys for children (or the child in you) to play with while you wait for Fuji-san to make an appearance from the clouds in the morning. The location is very convenient - close to the Kawaguchico bus station and the wind/ice/dragon tunnels in the Aokigahara Forest. The staff are lovely people.I tend to seek new experiences, but I genuinely hope to come back again one day!

The image is completely different from what I saw on the homepage, and I'm disappointed. There is no sense of luxury.There are a few fields, factories, and private houses.Since I followed the navigation system, I thought I had made a mistake.It gives the impression of being completely private and with no surroundings, but in reality there are two buildings, with only a thin fence separating them, and you can hear everyone's voices.The garden is also normal, unlike the photo. Mt. Fuji does seem to be right in front of you, but you can also see private houses right there in your line of sight.The living room is outside, and you take off your shoes at the entrance to the terrace. The staff instructed us to take off our shoes outside, but they did not tell us that there was a shoe box inside, so we only realized it later.Very unfriendly.Basically, the only place I have is the cold stainless steel table and hard plastic chairs in the kitchen.There are no cooking utensils either. The plan was to include dinner, but although there were already detailed instructions on how to cook, time, and procedures, the menu felt very forced.We only have cooking utensils for the menu provided, so even if we buy something ourselves, we cannot cook it.The menu structure is also a mess, whether it's Japanese or Western.Overall, the taste is average.It says that you can roast coffee yourself from green beans and enjoy the aroma, but it took about 40 minutes and was very tedious.And there's only enough for one person.Roasting them has to be done outside on a gas stove because the fire alarm goes off, and it's cold and not fun at all. I would like you to leave the coffee so that I can drink it right away.There is a pot, so we recommend bringing your own coffee.By the way, there is no tea.There were no curtains in the kitchen, and the lights were on at night so I could see it from the other side because they were pushing me so hard and telling me to look at Mt. Fuji. I'm restless.The bathroom is unnecessarily large.I was told that the bathroom can also be used as a room, but what should I do here? That's what it feels like.There is a sauna, but it is very unfriendly, there is not much fire starting material, and there are only a few strips of wood to start the fire, so you can't enter the sauna unless you have a chance to succeed.There is also less sowing.It is not friendly to beginners unless you do the initial settings.We ended up not being able to go into the sauna.There are two bedrooms.The bed was comfortable.Mt. Fuji was very beautiful.I was told that I could bring my dog, so I went with my small dog, but dogs are generally not allowed anywhere except in the kitchen or outside.The kitchen floor isn't very clean, so I didn't want to shampoo my dog ​​and then let my dog ​​sleep there.I didn't know what to do because I didn't have any directions for a trash can to throw away my dog's excrement.Do you want me to take it home?We do not recommend going with dogs.It's just a perspective that says dogs are welcome to come, but just leave them alone.The welcome drink for humans is just tap water with lemon added.There was no TV and I couldn't just lounge around, so it was really uncomfortable.I just spent time with my dog ​​and my husband on hard chairs in the kitchen.There were games to kill time, but they were all from my childhood in the 1970s, so it's nostalgic, but I don't feel like playing them.The next morning, I was surprised to find that the child living next door suddenly came into the garden from somewhere. Even though I had the door locked.Car guidance is also unfriendly.Our staff enters from the back and exits from the front, but we ask customers to enter from the front.If it's a big car, it's very difficult to get out.We paid 160,000 yen per night, but it was not worth it at all.Honestly, I thought it was worth around 20,000 or 30,000 yen.This is a really disappointing accommodation as the price doesn't match the content.

I can’t stress enough how wonderful this hotel is. Our host, Koyama, explained every minute detail and went the extra mile to translate to us in real time. Every amenity you could think of is at this hotel. If you don’t get the food plan, the nearby 711 easily suffices. The bath and sauna are to die for. The view of Mt. Fuji is surreal. My girlfriend and I plan to visit again as we had an amazing experience.

It was my first time cooking the ingredients I had prepared (just heating and baking them...), but both my wife and children enjoyed it.The French bread I received as a service was very delicious.Needless to say, the sauna was amazing!It was a great experience to go there with my kids.I felt that it was very good for families with children because they could let their children play without worrying about those around them.If there are negative points, there is a factory-like building next to the site, so the location is not good, and the sauna is outside, so I had to change my sandals to get to the cold bath. .I used it in August, and it was comfortable and there were almost no insects that I was worried about, and the staff were very helpful, so I would definitely like to use it again next year.

To the fullest. This is all I can say.A sauna that we make by chopping our own firewood. It was great. I would like to visit you again.

Mt. Fuji can be clearly seen from any room.It has better facilities than glamping, and is less formal than a rental vacation home, giving you a nice, neglected outdoor feel.

Amazing view of Mt Fuji. In-house cooking was a good touch, we had fun preparing our own meals. Good for groups of 4 to 6.

It was a great stay! 🐶 was the happiest!