FUJIYAMA INN CONIFER

Mixed feelings about our one night stay here. What I thought would be a relaxing last night of our road trip before catching our flight the next day, turned into anything but that.We booked a cabin-style room with a private onsen on the patio. At first sight, it looked nice and clean. But it didn't take more than 5 minutes to show signs of dust allergy. I took 2 zyrtec to survive the night, and I still was short of breath and itchy when we left. The dust was clearly visible all over the wood and even appliances; definitely hasn't been deep cleaned in a while.The second big grievance is that apparently there is a large event ground next door. The night we arrived, they were setting up and doing soundchecks for a big festival. Not only did we have music blasted for hours, there were also staff members setting up fences and checking them, which meant they could very easily see you in the onsen outside (we asked for an extra towel so we could add some privacy). In the morning, they started blasting music again already at 8am. Unfortunately, we were already awake because our neighbor's alarm went off around 6am (yes, the walls are paper thin). I know the festival is out of the control of the hotel, but they could have notified us so we had a choice to stay or not. Even at checkin, they said nothing.Third issue, which depends from person to person, is that there are spiders. Big spiders. And other bugs. But definitely spiders. They do provide you with a can of bug spray in the room, but somehow I didn't think we'd see anything. Boy, was I wrong. Huuuuuuge huntsman popped out of nowhere in the evening and gave me a good scare. So if you're afraid of spiders, just avoid this place.To comment on anything else: The bed and pillows were OK for one night. There was parking for a few cars. There is also an onsen in the main building if you don't book a cabin with one. There is complimentary breakfast. There is wifi, although not the best. Staff was friendly.

A few weeks ago me and my friend visited this little hotel.We traveled for the first time to Japan and one of our highlights was definitely Fujiyama Inn Conifer! 💙The room was big and the outdoor bathtub was totally relaxing and easy to use, also the public onsen was beautiful and relaxing.The check-in was easy and we had a really polite and nice young women, who spoke English very well.All in all we can only recommend this hotel, its only like a 10 minute walk from Fuji-Q-Highland.Side note: sadly we hadn't any time left to try the breakfast but this was also included.

Very good hotel, well located from the bus station and the amusement park but a little far from the center of the city. Possibility of booking onsens (hot baths) which is a plus. The rooms are soundproofed and the wifi is not great.

This is an inn where you can walk to the shuttle bus stop that takes you to the 5th station of Mt. Fuji within the restricted period.We chose the family room.There was only air conditioning in the bedroom, but if you opened the window you could get a cool breeze.Private baths were available by the hour.There are no fans, air conditioners, or water coolers, so you will have to take care of them yourself.

This small & older building has its own charm and is hidden on the edge in the countryside.We rented a double room without a balcony. I have to say that this room was a bit too small and you always had to play Tetris with the suitcases. Unfortunately, the bed and pillows were very uncomfortable and the bathroom resembled an airplane cabin.Breakfast was ok. So the positive thing is that they try to adapt to the Europeans and also offer croissants, jam, etc. So you can always find something to eat.WiFi in the hotel is a bit poor at certain times but still usable.Our highlight was actually the private onsen, which you can book for free (tattoo friendly). Beautiful in volcanic stone design and you can really relax thereBased on the location, it is a maximum of 7 minutes' walk from the Fuji-Q Highland bus station.Overall, the hotel needs improvement, but it's definitely sufficient for a short trip to Mount Fuji.

Mixed feelings about our one night stay here. What I thought would be a relaxing last night of our road trip before catching our flight the next day, turned into anything but that.We booked a cabin-style room with a private onsen on the patio. At first sight, it looked nice and clean. But it didn't take more than 5 minutes to show signs of dust allergy. I took 2 zyrtec to survive the night, and I still was short of breath and itchy when we left. The dust was clearly visible all over the wood and even appliances; definitely hasn't been deep cleaned in a while.The second big grievance is that apparently there is a large event ground next door. The night we arrived, they were setting up and doing soundchecks for a big festival. Not only did we have music blasted for hours, there were also staff members setting up fences and checking them, which meant they could very easily see you in the onsen outside (we asked for an extra towel so we could add some privacy). In the morning, they started blasting music again already at 8am. Unfortunately, we were already awake because our neighbor's alarm went off around 6am (yes, the walls are paper thin). I know the festival is out of the control of the hotel, but they could have notified us so we had a choice to stay or not. Even at checkin, they said nothing.Third issue, which depends from person to person, is that there are spiders. Big spiders. And other bugs. But definitely spiders. They do provide you with a can of bug spray in the room, but somehow I didn't think we'd see anything. Boy, was I wrong. Huuuuuuge huntsman popped out of nowhere in the evening and gave me a good scare. So if you're afraid of spiders, just avoid this place.To comment on anything else: The bed and pillows were OK for one night. There was parking for a few cars. There is also an onsen in the main building if you don't book a cabin with one. There is complimentary breakfast. There is wifi, although not the best. Staff was friendly.