Taiya
8.0
Excellent(114 reviews)
2 Chome-3-21 Yoshiwara, Fuji, Shizuoka 417-0051, Japan
+81 545-52-0012
Hotel Description
Taiya Hotel
Taiya, located at 2 Chome-3-21 Yoshiwara, Fuji, Shizuoka 417-0051, Japan, is a charming and welcoming hot spring inn that has been serving guests for years. Situated in a vibrant area surrounded by cafes, bars, and restaurants, it offers a perfect blend of traditional Japanese hospitality and modern comfort. The inn's location also provides easy access to key attractions in the region, including the Fujiroku Sengen Shrine, just a 1 km walk away, and the famous Mount Fuji World Heritage Center, located 12 km from the hotel. For those seeking an authentic experience, the design of Taiya evokes a traditional Japanese ryokan, with tatami floors and futons in its laid-back rooms, creating an atmosphere of calm and relaxation. Guests can also enjoy the cozy lounge area where they can unwind after a day of exploration. The inn provides ample amenities that contribute to a restful stay, including a communal bathhouse for rejuvenating hot spring soaks, a putting green, and a beautiful garden for a peaceful escape. The rooms at Taiya are designed with comfort in mind. Each room features tatami mats and low short-legged tables with cushions, offering a serene ambiance perfect for relaxation. Rooms also come with shared bathrooms, and some include additional conveniences like Wi-Fi access. For an additional fee, guests can enjoy both breakfast and dinner at the inn, enhancing their stay with traditional Japanese cuisine. A standout feature of Taiya is its health and safety measures, which include regular sanitation of the communal spaces and a gender-segregated bathhouse to ensure privacy and comfort for all guests. The hotel is easily accessible by public transportation, with the nearest Yoshiwarahoncho train station just an 8-minute walk away, and taxi services to key transport hubs like Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport (around 1 hour away by taxi). Not only is Taiya conveniently located for transportation, but it is also in close proximity to some of the region’s top attractions. Guests can visit Iwamoto Mountain Park, where the vibrant spring blossoms and views of Mt. Fuji await, or explore the Shiraito Falls, known for its scenic beauty in the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. For a glimpse into the area’s rich culture, the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre offers fascinating exhibits about Japan's most iconic mountain. Another great attraction is Obuchi Sasaba, a green tea field with breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji. Whether you want to hike, explore nature, or discover the local culture, there is always something to do near Taiya. When it comes to dining, guests are spoiled for choice with several excellent restaurants nearby. Notable dining spots include eateries serving authentic Japanese fare such as sushi and tempura, and the area offers plenty of options for those looking to savor local specialties like fresh seafood and traditional Japanese sweets. To summarize, Taiya is more than just a place to stay. It is a gateway to experiencing the beauty, culture, and hospitality of Japan. With its serene atmosphere, modern amenities, and close proximity to key landmarks, it provides the perfect base for an unforgettable getaway.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 7 min drive to Fujisan Yumeno Ohashi, a scenic point of interest.
2. 8 min walk to the nearest train station, Yoshiwarahoncho Station.
3. Guests frequently mention 'ryokans' as part of their positive experiences at Taiya.
4. Close proximity to Fujiroku Sengen Shrine, a 1 km walk from the hotel.
5. Access to traditional Japanese baths and serene tatami-floored rooms.
6. Convenient transportation options, including taxis and public transit to key destinations.
7. Beautifully landscaped garden offering a peaceful retreat from daily life.
8. A gender-segregated communal bathhouse with hot tub for ultimate relaxation.
9. Nearby attractions such as Iwamoto Mountain Park and Shiraito Falls for nature lovers.
10. Delicious traditional Japanese meals available, served in a cozy lounge area.
8.4 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Iwamoto Mountain Park
20 min
Shiraito Falls31 min
Mt. Fuji World Heritage Centre21 min
Obuchi Sasaba20 min
Fujisan Yumeno Ohashi7 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 8.4 |
| Nearest airport | Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 1 min |
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Location
2 Chome-3-21 Yoshiwara, Fuji, Shizuoka 417-0051, Japan
Airports:
Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 1 min
Transit: 2 hr 1 min
Transit:
Shin-Fuji Station
Taxi: 13 min
Walking: 54 min
Yoshiwara Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 45 min
Tatebori Station
Taxi: 15 min
Walking: 57 min
Yoshiwarahoncho Station
Walking: 8 min
Fuji Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 58 min
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8.4
Excellent Location
Surrounded by cafes, bars and restaurants, this simple, long-running hot spring inn is a 6-minute walk from Yoshiwarahoncho train station and 1 km from Fujiroku Sengen Shrine. It's 12 km from the Mount Fuji World Heritage Center.
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John Daub (ONLY in JAPAN GO)
5/5
A very historic ryokan on a path to Mt Fuji during the Edo period. A lot of famous samurai have stayed here. The rooms are simple, clean, small. Shared bathroom. Shared bath. The price is cheap. Breakfast is okay — small and simple. There’s a 7-11 near by and a supermarket in 8 min walking distance. The roof has a nice view of Mt Fuji and the shopping arcade is really cool, retro. Lots of local shops. You can feel the history.
ポッポ
5/5
I'd like to disclaim this, but it has nothing to do with being beautiful and well-mannered.It is a special inn where you can feel the history of two great figures from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji era, such as Tesshuzan Yamaoka and Jirocho Shimizu. Is there a soba restaurant in the Fujiyoshiwara shopping district that I would like to tell you about (for lunch) and that operates as an inn at night? You can stay for 5,900 yen per person per night including tax for one night with two meals.Dinner You might think that you can't expect such a price, right?But look at this.It's dinner.I can't eat anymore. One bath, unisex.If a woman is in the room, the man will make a U-turn to the room. Depending on the room, you will be greeted by the dynamic view of Mt. Fuji.The stairs are steep up and down to the 3rd floor.Please note that there is no elevator.In fact, I would be angry if there was an elevator (lol)
주르륵르르
5/5
The inn itself is quite old, the women's bathroom is on the second floor, the men's bathroom is on the third floor, the stairs are very high, the bathhouse is on the first floor, and there is no refrigerator in the room, but the owner is very, very friendly, and that alone is reason enough to come here.
風来魔人
3/5
Just under 4000 yen for a room without mealsThe host is quite humble and I feel a bit intimidated. The explanation is thorough and I like it.Located on the main street of Yoshiwara's shopping district. Close to convenience stores and Super Max ValuThe inn itself is extremely old, and the air conditioning and heating are somewhat ineffective, but it has a nice atmosphere and is not dirty. However, the voice next to me feels completely out of place. I feel like I use the refrigerator inside the soba restaurant next door. No smoking, please smoke on the balconyThere is a parking lot in the back
仲原季己
3/5
I had something to do nearby so I used it. I didn't receive any soba noodles because I used it as an inn and not a soba restaurant. I was surprised when I stayed there!This inn has a history of 300 or 350 years since the Edo period, and has been rebuilt, but the safe and guests' tags remain, making it a must-see for history buffs. In front of the inn is Tokaido. reasonable. There is one bathroom, and the male and female toilets are on different floors. The breakfast was home-style, and even though I don't eat natto, they served me Yakko. The host was smiling and kind.
遥かな星のオレンジの輝き遥かな星の光り
5/5
Taiya Ryokan is located in the shopping district.This is an authentic soba restaurant.The soba has a nice aroma, chewy texture, and smooth texture.Everything is exquisite, old-fashioned, gentle and kind.A soba restaurant with a great atmosphere.Warm soba noodles are also delicious,I definitely recommend the zaru soba.The mentsuyu is also delicious and I would like you to try it.The interior of the store is old-fashioned and elegant.It brings out the flavor of soba.There is no parking lot, so please use the paid parking lot. Depending on the parking lot, if you eat hereParking fee will be free.I think it's a hidden soba restaurant.
Haji
5/5
[Hand-made sea bream restaurant] Yoshiwara, Fuji CityAbout 5 minutes walk from Yoshiwarahonmachi Station on the Gakunan Railway.This is a soba restaurant attached to a long-established inn that was founded over 300 years ago and was Jirocho Shimizu's regular lodging in the Yoshiwara shopping district.It was my first visit, but I received Taiya's original stamina tsukemen + small rice.Filled with plenty of spicy soup, boiled eggs, and pork belly, it's a satisfying meal.You can prepare spiciness separately, so you can customize the spiciness.I visited during a busy time at the end of the year, but they responded very politely.
みりゅー
4/5
I used it for a night without meals.The customer service of the employees was very polite!Washrooms, etc. are shared, and although some of the facilities are old, I think it was cheaper than other accommodations in the area and had the minimum amenities.I think it's recommended for people traveling alone or staying overnight without meals!There are many restaurants nearby, so you don't have to worry about eating or drinking.However, it is easy to hear outside noise, so if you are concerned about it, you may want to wear earplugs.
hidenori yamazawa
5/5
Due to Nanjo Yoshino's live performance in Fuji City, we had originally planned to stay for one night, but we changed our plans and ended up staying for two nights.During my stay, they took care of any problems I had, and since I don't like mackerel, they served me other fish dishes, but they were delicious.By the way, the toilets are in different places for men and women, so please be careful.
高木ろっきー
5/5
We are a couple who run a soba restaurant and also run a hotel business.One night stay is 5,000 yen including breakfast.If you force me to complain or complain, I won't have anything to eat.A large serving of handmade soba noodles in a slightly sweet soup cost 910 yen.It's handmade, so it's a bit small, but I'm a little hungry (on my way home) because of the presentation, so I can't help it.I imagine that Mr. Jirocho Shimizu, a sea bream restaurant owner, had a connection with the restaurant and used it as a lodging during his travels.The location is a little west of the center (Fujiyoshida shopping street). There is a private parking lot, but it's a bit small and difficult for cars with 3 number plates and minivans, so you'll have no choice but to park in a paid parking lot.The host greets each customer individually. That's very polite, but I can't do it.