Pavilla Gotemba

I stayed in a detached house. It's nice to be able to make noise, but since the public bath is far away, I ended up taking a shower in my room.

I stayed in cottage room 606 as a family with my 0 and 1 year old children.★About the cottage・The entrance, LDK, Western-style room, Japanese-style room, dressing room, bath, and toilet were all spacious.- Plenty of storage space, so you won't have to worry about finding a place to store your luggage or clothes.・There was a trash can for diapers (Pigeon Stale) in the changing room, so I was able to throw them away without worrying about the smell.・When there were no clouds, I could see Mt. Fuji clearly from my room.・It was a little tiring because you had to walk up a slope to get to the main building where the hot springs and restaurants are located.・The children took a bath in their room, and the washing and changing areas were spacious so it was easy to bathe.・There is a sink in the kitchen, but there is no detergent or sponges, so you will need to bring your own. To wash and dry my child's baby bottles, cups, and eating aprons, I use regular detergent, baby bottle washing (it's easier to put a single dose of each in a turret bottle), sponges, kitchen paper, and a baby bottle dryer (Pigeon). I brought in Pochito.・If you stay for a long time, you may be concerned about small garbage, but there are no cleaning supplies in the room, so if you are concerned about it, it is better to bring a roller or a small broom.-Smoking is allowed, so the smell of cigarettes permeates the room itself. My clothes and luggage also smelled like cigarettes.★About hot springs・Children in diapers cannot enter the hot springs, but there are baby cots in the baby bath and changing room, so if you don't want to take a long bath, you may be able to bring your baby with you.・There was also an open-air bath, which was very pleasant.★About the restaurant・We had a buffet in the morning and both Japanese and Western food in the evening, and they were all delicious.・The dessert buffet after dinner doesn't seem to be replenished even if it runs out, so it's better to reserve items that don't have many items, such as pudding, early.・I was able to bring in food for my 1-year-old child and eat with him.

Pavilla GOTEMBA, where you will be staying, is a resort hotel that is a welfare facility operated by Honda's pension system! …

Pavilla GOTEMBA, where you will be staying, is a resort hotel that is a welfare facility operated by Honda's pension system!(*Available for guest use)The vast site surrounded by forest has a promenade with a river flowing through it, tennis courts (2 courts), and accommodation buildings of various styles.The main building has standard hotel rooms (Japanese and Western rooms) and 2 spacious outbuildings. 1 building, 1 maisonette building, and 6 independent log house style cottages!We used the cottage again this time!The cottage has a large living room of about 30 tatami mats and a kitchen...There is a Japanese-style room of about 10 tatami mats next to the living room, with 4 sets of futons, and a Western-style room with 2 beds, making it a log house-style cottage that can accommodate 6 people!For dinner, you can choose Japanese or Western food at the restaurant, but except during the winter, you can only choose BBQ at this cottage with a garden!Relaxing BBQ at the cottage again this time!Previously, I had a BBQ set for my family of 3 and had a lot of leftover meat, so I ordered a dish for 2 and shared it with the 3 of us!Types of meat include fatty beef rib roast, pork loin, pork belly, bone-in sausage, etc.The vegetables are king king mushroom, green pepper, onion, corn, and grilled rice balls.In addition to the meat, it comes with appetizers of kimchi, edamame, kimchi, and dessert, making it quite filling!Unfortunately, Mt. Fuji is covered in clouds this time, but the night view of Gotemba is beautiful...My daughter and I are in charge of the BBQ...The next morning, the weather was clear and Mt. Fuji appeared!However, by the time I went to the breakfast venue after relaxing in the hot springs, Mt. Fuji was hidden in the clouds...Breakfast is buffet-style, with a mix of Japanese, Western, and Chinese food.We took a relaxing soak in the hot springs and checked out at a leisurely 12:00pm...Thank you for your help!

The view from the building is amazing!It's close to Gotemba Interchange, so it has good access to various directions.Heated pool and plenty of recreational facilitiesAfter all, the food is delicious!You will be surprised by the variety of dishes available not only for dinner but also for breakfast buffet.

My only regret is that the hot springs use a circulation filtration system, but the facilities are nice and clean, and I was impressed with the hospitality of the employees.

Although it is a recreational facility run by the Honda Pension Fund, it is also available to non-members (although the prices vary considerably).There are dense forests and golf courses in the surrounding area, and the grounds are rich in nature and are equipped with walking paths, making it perfect for recreation.There is also a laundry/heated pool/squash court/bar/kids room/table tennis hall/conference room within the area.This time, I booked a Japanese-style room in the main building, and the room was 8 tatami mats + bathroom + balcony, which was enough for two people.And, this time it was sunny and I could see Mt. Fuji from my room, which was amazing! The bath is attached to the main building, and it's quite spacious and relaxing with an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a dry sauna.Dinner is Japanese food at the restaurant, and the courses are delicious with appetizers, sashimi, simmered dishes, grilled on a ceramic plate, tempura, etc., mainly consisting of summer vegetables.Alcohol was also reasonably priced, so we enjoyed Gotemba Kogen Beer, and there was even a dessert buffet, with cakes, fruits, ice cream, and more to choose from.Breakfast is buffet style at the same venue. There are quite a few different types of Japanese/Western food, so it's easy to get confused, but I enjoyed the Japanese dishes, such as porridge, giblets, salad, fried eggs, and simmered dishes.It was only one night, but I was able to relax and get away from everyday life!!↓Past↓Pavila Gotemba is a member facility operated by the Honda Pension Fund.The property is surrounded by lush forests and a golf course, and has a walking path, tennis courts, and various accommodation facilities (main building, detached building, maisonette, log house).(Inside the main building there is a laundry/heated pool/squash court/bar/kids room/table tennis hall/conference room, etc.)This time, I booked a Japanese-style room in the main building, which was quite spacious for two people with 8 tatami mats, 6 tatami mats, bath and toilet, and balcony.As a precautionary measure against the coronavirus, I decided to lay out my own futon.If it's sunny, Mt. Fuji will rise right in front of you. . . Unfortunately it's raining... there's nothing we can do about it.There are baths attached to the main building, both of which are quite spacious.(I couldn't use the sauna due to the coronavirus...oh no)For dinner, we had reserved a Japanese meal at a restaurant, which we thoroughly enjoyed. Summer dinner Japanese food includes appetizers, sashimi, simmered dishes, ceramic platter grilling, tempura, etc.In addition, the drinks are reasonably priced, so you can enjoy beer and sake. Even more surprising was the dessert buffet. . . It's all I can do. . .Breakfast the next morning is a buffet style with a mix of Japanese and Western style, with a wide variety of options to choose from. . .I made the mistake of taking the yam and the hot spring egg and turning it into bread (pumpkin, charcoal, strawberry, colorful...) lolI only stayed for one night, but I was able to relax and get away from everyday life!

I called to inquire, but the man at the front desk was extremely responsive. He half-smiles and makes fun of people, and ends up being a gacha.