There were even extra shoes for the balcony. The room was large, and the staff were very friendly. We didn’t realize that the hotel consisted of several separate buildings. Although we had a balcony, there was no view.
Ramon3 days ago
★★·Fujiyoshida·9.3
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Nestled a five‑minute walk from Shimoyoshida Station, Hostel Saruya revitalizes an 80‑year‑old Japanese house with private rooms featuring futons or beds, free Wi‑Fi, and a shared kitchen. Guests enjoy proximity to Fuji’s Chureito Pagoda (1 km), Fuji Sengen Shrine (2.6 km), and Fuji Kyūhaku Highland (2.3 km), while Tokyo Haneda Airport lies 88 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
There were even extra shoes for the balcony. The room was large, and the staff were very friendly. We didn’t realize that the hotel consisted of several separate buildings. Although we had a balcony, there was no view.
Ramon·3 days ago
The room space, the refinement of the décor in the common areas and the room itself, the café and gallery concept, the small breakfast at the café, the taste of the coffee itself, and the quiet of the room are all positives. The only downside is that there are no showers.
Olivier·4 days ago
Spacious, cozy, tidy, and the people are nice.
Fay·5 days ago
Yes, it’s very different from a classic hotel; everything there speaks of Japan, a low table for two with its classic Japanese chairs without legs, very clean, and the staff are super friendly. Nothing negative.
Martha·A week ago
A huge room with a great view of the street – very clean. The location is actually great, but we were unlucky because a traffic light directly in front of our room was changed that night, causing massive construction noise until 1 am.
Rebecca·A week ago