Yamanakako Pension Blue Ribbon

I made a reservation based on the reviews on Google.It was a really comfortable pension, and even though I had just arrived, I was already thinking about when I would stay next.The master advised me that it would be better to go for a walk early in the morning as Mt. Fuji tends to get cloudy in the summer, so I was able to see beautiful Mt. Fuji and Lake Yamanaka!I would like to stay again.

I love touring pensions and have been to many different ones, but this Blue Ribbon is my favorite!First of all, the owner (whom I affectionately call old man lol) is the best. Thank you very much for talking with me! They are a really kind and cute couple.I took a bus from Gotemba Outlet to Asahigaoka Bus Terminal, then walked to the pension. The nearest bus stop is "Fugakusou-mae", but I remember that it was infrequent.It's about a 30-minute walk from Asahigaoka Bus Terminal, but there's a nice cafe along the way, so it was a good way to get some exercise while taking a break.When I told them that I would be taking public transportation, they offered to pick me up and drop me off, and they took my word for it and dropped me off at the nearest bus stop on the way back.There is a tour bus that leaves in front of Fugakuso, so I was able to see plenty of sightseeing such as the flower fields and Benifuji hot springs.The common areas and rooms of the pension were sparkling clean and we had a very comfortable stay. There are books and Othello in the living room, so you can enjoy pension life to the fullest.The bath is also really great! I really appreciate the system that allows you to come in whenever you want as long as there is space, rather than having to make a reservation in advance. The open-air bath surrounded by nature was very soothing. I also appreciate being able to take a bath in the morning. Usually I can only enter once at night...And the rice was really delicious!The sauce on the steak was especially delicious. The coleslaw was also delicious and I was impressed.At breakfast, I was also very attentive and offered refills of bread.Because it was in the forest off the road, it was very quiet and I was able to enjoy nature to the fullest. You can wake up in the morning and take a walk while listening to the chirping of birds, and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and feel refreshed.Looking back, I think it was a good pension, and I would definitely like to visit again ^^

It's fun to see the well-maintained aquariums here, and the most interesting part was the open-air bath with a handmade waterfall!You can just stare at it. . .

I have stayed at about 30 pensions, but Blue Ribbon is my favorite.The food my wife makes is absolutely delicious. I think that dinner is worth more than 10,000 yen.Also, the cleaning is thorough and you can stay with peace of mind.I don't like the way the bed mattress sags, so that's the only reason I lowered the star.