Ryokans in Minobu

37 km from Lake Shojiko, Temple Lodging Shukubo Kakurinbo is a recently renovated property situated in Minobu and features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private parking.

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Susanne Kuehn

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Germany

Very friendly staff. The dinner & breakfast was a really nice experience and I loved the private bathing option and the morning prayer at the temple. Do not miss the bell ringing at 5a.m.! would have stayed longer but it was all booked out. Definitely book early. Stayed in the chalet outside which was superclean.

Featuring a garden, 宿坊 志摩房 - Temple Hotel Simanobo is located in Minobu in the Yamanashi region, 37 km from Lake Shojiko and 44 km from Lake Saiko.

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Andreea

From

Romania

An unforgettable experience — the traditional food, stay, and bath were incredible. The monk and his wife were amazing hosts. He gave us a full tour of Kuonji Temple and invited us to attend the morning ceremony, where we felt truly included. Highly recommended — we would love to come back!

Located in Minobu and only 37 km from Lake Shojiko, 宿坊 端場坊｜Temple Hotel Habanobo provides accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Sebastian

From

Sweden

This was an outstanding experience. The chief priest and his family are amazing. The rooms are big and spacious, the food is very good. Minobu as an area is so beautiful, with large mountains covered with green cedartrees and nestled in between are all the important temples. The chief priest did an astounishing work in introducing us to the buddhist practices. The walk to the morning prayer, 04:45 in the morning is very very rewarding.

Situated just steps away from JR Shimobe Onsen Station, this hotel boasts various natural hot spring baths that date back 2000 years.

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Adem

From

United Kingdom

Well, I havent seen such polite and helpful staff in my lifez thanks for the wonderful stay! Worth every penny

Offering an open-air bath and lake view, Shoji Lake Hotel is located in Fujikawaguchiko, 18 km from Lake Kawaguchi and 18 km from Fuji-Q Highland.

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Gyorgyi

From

Netherlands

Everything was great! Extremely nice view and amazing outdoor public bath. Loved the traditional rooms and the futon beds

Yamadaya Hotel, a property with a shared lounge, is situated in Fujikawaguchiko, 19 km from Fuji-Q Highland, 39 km from Mount Fuji, as well as 300 metres from Lake Shojiko.

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Haian

From

Switzerland

There is a bus stop directly in front of the hotel with a direct connection from Fujikawaguchiko. From the moment we arrived, we were blown away by the area. The hotel may look unassuming from the outside, but inside it’s an old, incredibly charming, and immaculately clean place. The hotel owner is extremely friendly and accommodating. We were able to reserve the private onsen right away. The rooms are enormous, designed in a traditional style, and truly spacious, with seating areas that offer direct views of the lake and, of course, Mount Fuji. It’s absolutely breathtaking. The onsen is also a dream, offering a direct view of Mount Fuji. The kaiseki dinner was the most beautiful and freshest we’ve ever had. All in all, during our 7-week trip through Japan, we didn’t stay at a more beautiful hotel!

43 km from Lake Kawaguchi in Ōmiya, 割烹旅館小川荘 provides accommodation with access to a hot tub. The property is around 44 km from Fuji-Q Highland, 35 km from Lake Shojiko and 39 km from Shimizu Station.

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Shaw

From

Australia

Our favourite feature was the gorgeous onsen with a view of Mount Fuji! Extra bonus was that we could access the onsen facilities together as a couple which we haven’t been able to do in some ryokans we have stayed in previously. Breakfast was delicious and generous.

A 2-minute walk from Fujinomiya Station, Fujinomiya Green Hotel offers basic rooms and free Wi-Fi. It features a Japanese restaurant and drinks vending machines.

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Flanegan

From

Malaysia

Infront of train station, 500m walks to Heritage Centre and Shrine, AEON just opposite the station. 2 convenience store each side 2 blocks away. Love they keep the showa era interior.