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"Beautiful building, very lovingly maintained. The staff were friendly but not always able to speak English properly. The whole experience had an air of 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' film: both in terms of grandeur and comedy value. Gym was very poor for a 5 star hotel. "

"The nicest hotel we have ever stayed at. Beautiful, amazing services and amenities."

"Easy to get to from Kawaguchiko Station via the Red Line Bus. TOYOKO Inn has always been a trusted brand for high quality hotel stays! Love the Japanese standard simplicity & cleanliness, especially the bathroom. Stayed in a room with a beautiful view. Wondering is there a Mt. Fuji facing room. Maybe next time!"

"Beautiful hotel and well maintained for how busy it was. The room was incredible with unobstructed views of mt Fuji. I bit far from town but a free shuttle bus provided transportation to nearby shopping and restaurants. The FujiQ was right next store so if you go to the park it’s very convenient."

"Staff are great, very attentive and helpful. Rooms are clean and spacious. Location is great. Would love to go back. "

"Easy to get to, helpful transfer bus to and from Kawaguchi station and lovely rooms. The view of Mt Fuji from the bathtub is awesome! Breakfast is plentiful with enough for western travelers to enjoy. Free glass of wine and coffee in the lobby with a free snack was also great. We loved our 2 night stay here."

"Staff was friendly and the check-in process was seamless."

"Check-in was quick and efficient. We had 4 rooms for a group of 10. The wine lounge (included as our package) was a great way to hang around with variety of wines, snacks, ice cream, etc. We missed the tea house as we were there at 4p and spent time to settle and picked our yukata before closing at 6pm. Dinner was good even though we didn’t have the wagyu package. Buffet breakfast has a lot of variety. The bed or futons were comfortable. In a nutshell the the place very nice, just too pricy. Would be nice if we can stay for another night to enjoy everything there."

"The room was ok... not incredibly spacious. Our room was also overlooking the parking lot and a construction zone, so that was strange. We really couldn't keep the blinds open. The room was advertised having an onsen, and really it was just a deep bath. For $800+ a night, we were expecting more. No coffee in the lobby in the morning (except if you were having the $40 breakfast). The people working there weren't as friendly and accommodating as we found throughout the rest of Japan. The bar area was nice and they offered a happy hour menu."