Gotemba Yusainomori Hotel

2020.10.1There are weeds growing around the hotel from the parking lot. It looks like it hasn't been taken care of. The lobby is spacious and there is a communal shoe rack where you can change into slippers.It's like a training center and a community center, but it's cheap, and the toilets are shared, so it's not inconvenient. It's a 3-story building with no elevator. The stairs are spiral and wide. There were several air purifiers and air fresheners in the hallways and rooms. Are you worried about the smell?You have to pull the futon yourself in a Japanese-style room.The closet is spacious. There is a sink and a shelf.The TV was a decent size, but I couldn't watch BS. It was prepared on a tea table.Located in the Yukata lobby. The public bath is on the second floor, so if you choose a shorter bath, you won't step on it. I'm 160cm and size S was just right. The public bath had facial cleanser, lotion, emulsion, hair dryer, and comb. Of course, there was shampoo, etc., and there were 5 washing areas, so it was truly a large bath. The sauna has been discontinued.The changing area was also spacious.What bothered me was that there was no lock on the woman's door. There's no PIN number either.It feels like a hotel, but I was worried. If it's a bell...When I stayed there, it was empty, so it was quiet. It is an inconvenient place unless you have a car as there is nothing around.If you have a car, there are convenience stores and supermarkets within a few minutes drive. This is for those looking for low prices and quiet.The public bath is open until 11pm, but if you could extend it to around midnight, I would be able to relax. Please consider this.

2020.9.30➰5 consecutive nightsIt was about 17 minutes by car from Gotemba Station. The number of buses was once every hour.It feels like a combination of a hotel, a business hotel, and a training center. There are 15 guest rooms.A cheap stay on the first floor without meals costs 1500 including tax.There is no breakfast so you will have to bring your own or go eat. However, if you don't have a car, it's difficult to get to Family Mart, Seventeen, and the supermarket.A bakery that opened in the summer was holding a morning meal limited to 20 meals from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.Free parking available.The lobby is also spacious and fully equipped with children's play equipment, table tennis table, board games, video rentals, manga books, paid massage machines, and a large public bath.The cheap rooms on the 1st floor do not have toilets in the rooms, but are shared, but there are plenty of them, and there is a large powder space, so it is sufficient. It's not like it's going to be crowded.Bring your own size yukata from the lobby to your room. The room on the first floor does not have an automatic lock, so it feels like a room in an apartment. During your stay, you will have to carry the key with you all the time.A 12 tatami Japanese-style room is sufficient.There is no toilet, but there is a sink.The closet is also spacious with double doors.There were even tea utensils at a low table and chairs.You will need to provide your own futon.If you stay for multiple nights, cleaning will not be done, but if you leave your used bath towels and sheets, they will leave new ones for you, so there is no problem.The windows are large and you can see greenery. You can't see Mt. Fuji from the 1st floor, but...The public bath is open from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM.The changing room and bathtub are spacious and comfortable.The sauna is currently closed due to the coronavirus.A baby cot is also available.It seems like the manager is doing everything.They're friendly and accommodating, and they're great at dealing with you.I'm concerned about the huge amount of weeds growing on the property, but I think I'll try finding a four-leaf clover.

It was very good.I stayed on a very cheap plan that didn't include meals, but the staff was very kind and I was satisfied.Although there is no open-air bath, it is spacious and has a sauna, which is very comfortable.The room was also spacious and nice.If I visit this area again, I would like to repeat it.

It's easy to go even with children.

The building appears to have been converted from a training center into a hotel, and is spacious throughout.The room I stayed in was a Japanese style room. It was written that it was over 20 tatami mats, but it was exactly as expected, and it was very spacious.The tatami mats and futons were clean and comfortable.The view of Mt. Fuji from the window was spectacular.I don't know about the food because I stayed without meals.I think it's good value for money.There didn't seem to be anything around the inn, but I think it's convenient for sightseeing around Mt. Fuji.