Everything was spotlessly clean
The hotel's central location allowed me to easily explore the city and its main attractions
The breathtaking view from our cabin was truly unforgettable
The amenities, including a swimming pool, lounge area, and complimentary snacks and wine, were fantastic
Distilled by Parley from the 44 most recent of 108 verified guest reviews
69 m² · 2 twin beds and 4 futon beds · Sleeps 6
It has a sauna — the room offers 2 beds and 4 futons.
Beds 8.9/10 · 7 guests mention them
69 m² · 4 twin beds · Sleeps 5
The Deluxe Quadruple Room offers exceptional comfort, featuring 4 single beds, a spacious layout, and a private bathroom with a bath. Standout amenities include a sauna, air conditioning, and a garden-view terrace with a coffee machine and barbecue access.
Beds 8.9/10 · 7 guests mention them
96 m² · Sleeps 5
73 m² · Sleeps 4
A private terrace extends from the Junior Suite, providing outdoor space for guests. The sleeping area includes two beds and tatami flooring, accommodating up to four guests. A private bathroom offers a bathtub and free toiletries, and the suite also contains a sauna. Air conditioning and a flat‑screen TV are provided for climate control and entertainment.
“Resort en el Fuji”
The pool and facilities are great, but it’s a bit far from everything.
“Nice enough hotel but definitely not worth the price.”
The pool and outdoor area are lovely. The price is insane and the hotel facilities are seriously lacking. The town itself isn’t worth staying in; I really regret not just taking a day trip.
“If you don’t travel with elderly people. It is almost perfect place to stay.”
The staff are very nice and helpful, and you can see Mt. Fuji right outside the property. It’s close to a supermarket and a bus stop. The bathroom and toilet should be on the same level and next to the bedroom, and most of the property’s design isn’t very elderly‑friendly.
“Our stay at Awaumi was relaxing, peaceful, and a welcome retreat in the middle of our Japan travel. The little touches”
The lobby had free wine, juice, and little treats all day, and the pool area was clean and great for unwinding. The sauna and hot spring bath were a fantastic way to relax after traveling and walking around Japan, and the Fuji viewing area plus the nearby shops and restaurants were exceptional. The glamping dome can get a bit hot when the sun is out.
“we loved every moment”
best ! highly recommend!. perfect!
“Resort en el Fuji”
The pool and facilities are great, but it’s a bit far from everything.
“Our stay at Awaumi was relaxing, peaceful, and a welcome retreat in the middle of our Japan travel. The little touches”
The lobby had free wine, juice, and little treats all day, and the pool area was clean and great for unwinding. The sauna and hot spring bath were a fantastic way to relax after traveling and walking around Japan, and the Fuji viewing area plus the nearby shops and restaurants were exceptional. The glamping dome can get a bit hot when the sun is out.
“Nice enough hotel but definitely not worth the price.”
The pool and outdoor area are lovely. The price is insane and the hotel facilities are seriously lacking. The town itself isn’t worth staying in; I really regret not just taking a day trip.
“we loved every moment”
best ! highly recommend!. perfect!
“If you don’t travel with elderly people. It is almost perfect place to stay.”
The staff are very nice and helpful, and you can see Mt. Fuji right outside the property. It’s close to a supermarket and a bus stop. The bathroom and toilet should be on the same level and next to the bedroom, and most of the property’s design isn’t very elderly‑friendly.
