Room options shown on Booking include a family suite that fits up to 6+ guests (2 beds + 4 futons) and a family room for 5+ guests (4 beds + 1 futon); check the specific room listing for exact maximum occupancy.

The property includes an on-site hot spring bath (onsen) and an outdoor sauna; hot-bath facilities are available to guests—please confirm whether your booked unit offers a private in-room or private-use bath when reserving.

There is no airport shuttle listed; most guests arrive by car or taxi, and the property provides free private parking for guests.

The nearest major airport listed is Tokyo Haneda, approximately 131 km from the property; travel time varies by transport mode and traffic.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; English-language assistance may be limited, so request help in advance if you need English support.

The stay combines villa-style accommodation and glamping tents with views of Mount Fuji, on-site onsen, sauna, an outdoor pool in season, and BBQ facilities for a mix of modern comfort and Japanese hot-spring experience.

The property is about 900 m from Lake Yamanaka, roughly 8.8 km from Oshino Hakkai and about 15 km from Fuji-Q Highland, with easy access to Mount Fuji viewpoints and lakes in the Fuji Five Lakes area.

Public transport is possible but usually requires train plus a bus or taxi from the nearest stations; driving is the most direct option—contact the property for recommended public-transport routes and pickup instructions.

Check-in is between 15:00 and 18:00, and check-out is between 08:00 and 10:00.

Pets are not permitted on the property; a continental breakfast is offered, BBQ facilities are available, and convenience stores and local restaurants are a short drive away for additional food and supplies.

Suites vary by type; most are designed for 2 guests up to groups of around 4–6 people—check the specific room’s maximum occupancy when booking.

Yes. Every suite has its own private semi‑open-air onsen available for guests to use in privacy.

There is no regular airport shuttle; the property can advise or arrange private transfers on request and offers free parking for self‑drive arrivals.

The closest major airport is Tokyo Haneda; by car the ryokan is approximately 90 minutes from central Tokyo/Haneda depending on traffic—private transfer or rental car are the most practical options.

The property’s primary language is Japanese and the official site has multilingual information; staff can assist international guests but please notify the ryokan in advance if you need English support.

Meals focus on local Yamanashi ingredients; dinner is served in your room and breakfast is offered in an Asian style using regional produce.

The ryokan is close to Oshino Hakkai (about 2 km), Lake Yamanaka (around 5–6 km) and is a convenient base for Fuji‑area attractions such as Fuji‑Q Highland and Kawaguchiko.

Public transport options are limited in the area; the ryokan provides free private parking and offers bicycle rentals, so a car or taxi is generally recommended for exploring.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check‑out is between 08:00 and 10:00; if you need different times, contact the ryokan ahead of arrival.

Pets are not permitted. Each suite’s onsen is private for that room; if you wish to book multiple rooms or inquire about exclusive use of the property, contact the ryokan directly to discuss availability.

Most Japanese-style rooms provide up to three futons and accommodate up to three guests; extra beds and baby cots are not available.

The property offers a public onsen and communal baths for guests; private-rental baths are not listed—please contact the ryokan in advance to enquire about private options.

Yes, the ryokan offers a shuttle service to/from Kawaguchiko Station; you should request and confirm your pick‑up time with the hotel before arrival.

Check-in is generally from 15:00 to 19:00 and check-out from 06:30 to 10:00, and guests are asked to notify the ryokan of expected arrival time; the listing notes Shizuoka Airport at about 122 km, while most international arrivals transfer via Tokyo airports by train or bus to Kawaguchiko.

Staff assist international guests and speak some English; they are known to be helpful with directions and local arrangements.

Expect tatami rooms with futons and yukata, communal onsen bathing, and traditional multi-course Japanese meals served in ryokan style.

The ryokan is close to Lake Kawaguchi, the Kachi Kachi Ropeway, Fuji‑Q Highland and local shrines; most are a short drive or accessible via local sightseeing buses.

Taiheikan is about a 20–25 minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station; local sightseeing buses stop nearby and the hotel shuttle can meet guests from the station on request.

Pets are not allowed; convenience stores and restaurants are a short walk away, and any requests for private rooms or private-bath use should be arranged directly with the ryokan before arrival.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese meals and a well-regarded breakfast; dietary restrictions can usually be accommodated if you notify the property in advance.

Most rooms are designed for two guests; Japanese-style rooms can accept futon bedding for additional people and children are welcome—please state ages when booking.

Yes — the property offers public hot spring baths for guests with set opening hours in the afternoon/evening and early morning.

The hot spring baths operate in the afternoon/evening and again in the early morning; please check your booking confirmation or contact the hotel for the exact times when you travel.

Yes — the hotel provides a free shuttle pickup from Kawaguchiko Station; guests should request pickup at the station tourist information desk so the hotel can arrange collection.

Typical routes are highway bus or train to Kawaguchiko Station (highway buses from Shinjuku take roughly 1.5–2 hours), then the hotel shuttle or a short taxi ride to the property.

The hotel provides information in English and staff can assist in basic English; for detailed or special requests it is best to contact the hotel in advance.

Expect tatami-style rooms and futon bedding options, a communal onsen bath, and Japanese-style breakfast service for an authentic local stay.

The hotel sits near Lake Kawaguchi and Kawaguchiko Herbkan, with Fuji‑Q Highland a short drive away and shuttle/bus access to Mt. Fuji sightseeing routes and the 5th Station.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is at 10:00; please inform the hotel of your expected arrival time, and note that guests should check in by early evening if they intend to join the hotel dinner service.

Private baths are not listed among standard amenities and the onsen is public; pets are not permitted, while convenience stores, supermarkets and a variety of lakeside restaurants and cafés are available within a short walk or drive.

Room capacities vary; the ryokan offers tatami-style family rooms that can accommodate groups or families — enter the exact number and ages when booking to confirm allowable occupancy for each room.

Yes, the property has an on-site hot spring (onsen) and public baths for guests to use, with options to arrange private use of a bath on request when available.

The ryokan offers free pick-up from Fujisan (Fujikyuko) Train Station during afternoon hours — guests should call on arrival; there is no scheduled airport shuttle, so passengers usually travel from Tokyo airports by train or bus then use the station pick-up or a taxi.

Tokyo's Haneda and Narita airports are the nearest major airports; from either airport take trains or buses toward the Fuji Five Lakes area and transfer to the Fujikyuko Line to reach Fujisan Station for the ryokan pick-up.

Staff speak Japanese and are accustomed to international guests; English is commonly spoken by the hosts but proficiency may vary.

Check-in is in the afternoon (typically from 14:00/2pm) and guests are asked to arrive by the stated check-in cutoff (around 20:00/8pm); check-out is by 10:00, and the property enforces a curfew around 22:00.

Children aged three and older are accepted; cribs and extra beds are not provided, and younger children typically sleep on futons as advised when booking.

Pets are not permitted on the property. The immediate area has limited shops, but hosts can assist with transport to the nearest supermarket if needed.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese dinner and breakfast on-site; guests should reserve dinner at least one day in advance and inform the ryokan of any dietary requirements.

The ryokan is well placed for visiting Oshino Hakkai, the Fuji Five Lakes area (including Lake Kawaguchi) and Fuji-Q Highland; public transport in the area is limited, so visitors commonly use the Fujisan train station, taxis or a rental car to explore nearby sights.

Most Japanese-style rooms accommodate up to four guests on futons; the suite layout includes beds and a sofa bed for additional sleeping space—please confirm exact capacity when booking.

Kagetsu offers public indoor and outdoor hot spring baths and a sauna, and several room types include private open-air hot spring baths; availability depends on the room type you choose.

There is a complimentary pick-up service from Isawa Onsen Station North Exit by reservation (typically 14:00–18:00); there is no regular direct airport shuttle, so use rail connections to Isawa Onsen Station then the hotel shuttle.

Tokyo’s Haneda and Narita airports are the main gateways; from Tokyo the property is about 1.5 hours away by train and onward transfer to Isawa Onsen Station for the hotel shuttle.

Staff can assist in English and Japanese, though language ability varies; they commonly use translation tools and will help with arrival, sightseeing and meal arrangements.

Kagetsu serves multi-course kaiseki dinners featuring seasonal local ingredients and a traditional Japanese breakfast, served either in-room or in private dining rooms; notify the staff in advance for dietary requests.

Expect tatami-floored sukiya-style rooms with shoji screens and garden views, attentive Japanese hospitality, communal onsen bathing and formal multi-course meals for an authentic stay.

Nearby highlights include the Fuefukigawa Fruit Museum (about 20 minutes by car), the Budo-no-Oka winery center (about 25–30 minutes) and Fuji-Q Highland (around one hour); the front desk can suggest routes and timings.

Standard check-in is 15:00 and check-out is 10:00; the property’s own reservations sometimes list 14:00/11:00, so confirm your exact times with the hotel when you book.

Pets are not accepted at the property; some room types include private in-room open-air baths and you can ask the front desk about exclusive use of facilities; convenience stores and supermarkets are available a short drive from Isawa Onsen Station and staff will advise the closest options.

Capacity depends on the room type; some rooms are for two while family or larger rooms are available. Please check the specific room description when booking for exact maximum occupancy.

Yes — the property offers on-site hot spring facilities including indoor and open-air public baths for guests. Bathing etiquette (no tattoos, wash before entering) applies as in most Japanese onsen.

Private or reserved baths are not guaranteed for all bookings; some room types may include a private open-air bath. Contact the hotel in advance to request private-use options and availability.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; the nearest major airports are a long drive away. The usual route is train to Kofu Station followed by a local bus or taxi to the Yumura Onsen area; contact the hotel to arrange a pick-up if needed.

Staff primarily speak Japanese and can assist in English to a reasonable extent. For detailed language support or special requests, notify the hotel before arrival.

Expect traditional ryokan elements: onsen bathing, Japanese-style meals served in the hotel’s restaurants, and a mix of tatami and Western-style rooms depending on your booking. The atmosphere emphasizes local hospitality and regional cuisine.

The hotel is located in Kofu/Yumura Onsen area with easy access to Kofu city sights such as Maizuru Castle Park, local wineries, and Shosenkyo Gorge; Fuji Five Lakes and Kawaguchi-area shrines are reachable by car. Ask reception for local recommendations and transit options.

Take the JR Chuo Line to Kofu Station, then use a local bus to the Yumura Onsen area or take a short taxi ride from the station. Local buses and taxis are the standard options for the final leg of the journey.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 and the property asks guests to arrive by 19:00; check-out is by 11:00. If your arrival falls outside these times, notify the hotel in advance.

Pets are generally not permitted; please confirm with the hotel if you require an exception. The hotel has on-site restaurants for meals, and convenience stores/supermarkets are available in Kofu city near the station for additional shopping.

Rooms are designed mainly for two adults; children are welcome and children aged 11 or older are charged as adults, so check the room description when booking.

Yes — every suite includes a private open‑air hot‑spring bath, and the property also has communal bathing facilities for guests.

A train‑station pickup service is offered in many cases; please inform the property of your arrival time in advance to arrange pickup.

Common routes are a highway bus from Shinjuku (about 1 hour 45 minutes) or train to Kawaguchiko Station followed by a short taxi or walk; plan roughly two hours from central Tokyo.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; limited English support is sometimes available, so carrying a translation app can be helpful.

Traditional Japanese breakfast and multi‑course dinners are offered but must be booked with your room in advance; dinner usually starts around 18:00–18:30 and guests checking in after 17:00 may not be able to receive dinner.

The ryokan is close to Lake Kawaguchiko and within a short taxi ride of Oishi Park, Nagasaki Park, the Mount Fuji Panoramic Ropeway and Fuji‑Q Highland.

Free on‑site parking is available; Kawaguchiko Station is a short drive or about a 15‑minute walk away, and taxis are readily used for local sightseeing.

Check‑in is typically between 15:00 and 17:00 and check‑out between 09:00 and 11:00; quiet hours are enforced and access to the property may be restricted between midnight and early morning, so notify the ryokan if you expect a late arrival.

Pets are not permitted on the premises; convenience stores, small supermarkets and restaurants are available within a short walk or drive in the Kawaguchiko area.

Most rooms accommodate up to four guests with extra beds available by advance request; please state the number and ages of children when booking.

Yes — there are indoor and outdoor public onsen, a rooftop foot bath, and some rooms include an open-air onsen; a private-use bath can be reserved separately.

A free pick-up service from Kawaguchiko Station is available on request; guests are asked to call or inform the ryokan of arrival details to use the shuttle.

From Haneda or Narita, travel to Shinjuku then take a direct highway bus or train to Kawaguchiko, after which you can use the ryokan shuttle, a local taxi, or a short walk depending on timing; total journey is typically around 2–3 hours.

Staff can assist in English and Japanese; level of English support may vary by shift but basic guest services are available in English.

Guests can wear yukata in their rooms, sleep on futons on tatami floors in traditional-style rooms, and enjoy seasonal multi-course (kaiseki) dinners served in-room or in private dining; breakfast is served in the dining room.

Konansou overlooks Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji, the lake ferry stop is a short walk away, Fuji-Q Highland is a few minutes by car, and the Mount Fuji 5th Station is accessible by highway bus from Kawaguchiko.

Kawaguchiko Station on the Fujikyu Line is the main hub (hotel shuttle or short taxi ride), local buses and sightseeing boats serve the lake area, and ropeway and tour services operate nearby.

Standard check-in is 15:00–19:00 and check-out is by 10:00; guests booked with dinner must check in by the specified dinner cutoff (typically by early evening) or the property may not be able to serve that meal, so notify your arrival time in advance.

Private onsen use is offered by reservation for additional cost, pets are not allowed at the property, and convenience stores and shops are located near Kawaguchiko Station within a short walk or shuttle/taxi ride.

Rooms include Japanese-style tatami rooms (futons) and twin/family layouts; some rooms sleep up to four guests. Cribs and extra beds are not available, so specify child ages when booking.

Yes — the property offers hot spring facilities including indoor baths, an open-air bath and a sauna. These are communal facilities; check with reception for current hours and gender arrangements.

There is no regular airport shuttle; the hotel is served by Fujikyu buses (there is a 'Shoji Lake Hotel‑mae' stop) and is reachable by bus from Shin‑Fuji and Kawaguchiko stations. The property also has free on‑site parking if you arrive by car.

Staff speak Japanese and English, and the property also lists Chinese dialects (Cantonese/Mandarin).

Expect traditional tatami rooms with futons, communal onsen bathing, lakeside and Mount Fuji views from rooms and terraces, plus local activities such as kayaking, stargazing and bicycle rental. The hotel mixes classic ryokan elements with modern amenities.

The hotel sits on Lake Shoji’s shore (a short walk to the lakeside) and is a gateway to the Fuji Five Lakes area; Kawaguchiko and other Fuji sights are a bus ride away. It’s ideal for Mount Fuji viewing, lakeside walks and nearby cycling routes.

Local buses stop near the hotel, taxis operate in the area, and renting a car gives the most flexibility. The hotel offers bicycle rental for short local excursions.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 to 19:00 and check‑out is from 07:00 to 10:00. Contact the hotel in advance if you need to arrive earlier or later.

Onsen facilities are primarily communal; private‑use reservations are not standard and should be requested directly with the hotel. Pets are allowed on request with size/restriction rules, so contact the property before arrival.

The hotel operates an on‑site restaurant (evening opening may vary), so confirm meal availability when you book. The immediate Shoji Lake area has limited shops, while larger supermarkets and more restaurants are in the Kawaguchiko area.