B&Bs in Fuji

We stayed a night at Nasubi before visiting Mt. Fuji. We arrived late into Haneda and drove to the property. The host was very accommodating and was prompt with communication. The room was comfy and the shared bathroom was very clean with cute Totoro decorations. Parking was only extra 500 yen, making our trip very convenient. The host went out of his way to help us with our cash situation. Don't expect luxury but it was a very comfy stay and what we needed.

Owner was soooo polite and helpful, he helped me to book a night bus ticket to Osaka and even drove me at night to Lawson to purchase my tickets OMG, huge huge appreciation to him. He also has a restaurant near by where I met his family and tried a local food.

I wanted to arrive in Fujinomiya a day before I climb Fuji but I didn't want to shell out a lot for a one-night stay. I'm REALLY glad I was able to get a room at Guesthouse Tokiwa. PRICE: It is one of the most affordable accommodations in the area. It was well worth it since I was only going to stay in Fujinomiya for less than 24 hours. LOCATION: The bus terminal and the train station are a few minutes away on foot. Explore the area on foot and you'd find convenience stores, a gigantic AEON Mall (on the other side of the train station), a big drugstore/supermarket. Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center and Sengen Taisha are also within walking distance. There are a number of food places around the area but they seemed to close early. ROOM: The room was good enough for one person. There's plenty of space for luggage in case you need to organize your stuff. There's also an alcove/recess by the window, which you can probably use to put your luggage/backpack on. It has all the basic things needed for a room. STAFF: Daisuke is a really warm and friendly guy. He's very welcoming and helpful with giving information. He also speaks English. OTHER STUFF: The shared bathroom and kitchen are typical of what you will find in a Japanese home. At the time of my stay, there were only a few guests so I don't know how busy the kitchen and the bathroom gets. NOTES: - He has a cute dog named "Daruma", who's friendly. If you're a bit scared of dogs, please take note that a cute little do will probably welcome you when you arrive at the guesthouse. - Check in is at 6PM but you can leave your stuff at the guesthouse before check in. Just inform Daisuke. - The room I stayed in was right by the entrance. It has sliding doors. Dark curtains may be drawn for privacy. Guests at the time of my stay were considerate so I didn't really hear a lot of noise from them. Just take note that you may hear people talking outside of the room.

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Awesome and kind people who run the place and make it feel very inviting. Also close to the train station.

The view from the place is amazing. The staff is super helpful and kind. You are in the middle of the nature in the most amazing traditional japanesse hotel you can find next to mount fuji. A perfect escape from the city

Amazing true vibe of traditional Japan House.

Very comfortable futons, lovely staff that spoke fluent English, house was nicely decorated and aircon was functional.

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