Chaleter i Fujikawaguchiko

Gabriella Singapore

I booked a stay for 3 people at Villa Orange Cabin for my first trip to Kawaguchiko. At first I had worries about the location, which seems far from the station, but booked anyway for the Mt. Fuji view. Turned out the location isn't that bad, about 5-10 minutes walk from the closest Sightseeing Bus station. There are also free shuttles to/from the villas to Kawaguchiko Station that you can arrange with the receptionist beforehand. The neighborhood is quiet and relaxing, especially in the evenings. The view was marvellous — though it rained a lot and we couldn't see the mountain, on the last day it was clear and sunny. We woke up to Mt. Fuji in front of our bedrooms and it felt surreal watching the light change against the mountain and sky. The villa itself was spacious, clean, and full of amenities, perhaps even more than the average hotel. I especially love the tatami room and Japanese bath. We were assisted by super helpful and friendly staff throughout our stay. Special thanks to Masumi-san for picking us up from the station and dropping us off there after checking out! ✨ I highly recommend Villa Orange Cabin if you're looking for a peaceful, local experience at Kawaguchiko with your family and friends.

A USA

The location, barbecue and the staff

Suzanne Australien

Self very comfortable and super helpful host.

アキル Japan

very nice place to stay!! would recomend to others

Coreen USA

The location is amazing. Private parking in front of cabin. Two dog parks for our dogs to run in. Very clean inside cabin. The restaurant is cozy and great food. The owner takes pride in this place and it shows. Gave us pet food bowls and towels for our dogs upon arrival. Right across from the lake.

Sylvain Japan

Wonderful place to stay for a group of people. 2 bedrooms, one common room, kitchen, toilet, shower, garden with table, parking. Very clean, very well equipped. The owners are very nice. Highly recommended ! The access road is a bit complicated, but this is the price to pay to be in the middle of the forrest.