Kai Resort Hotel, Fuefuki

My stay at this traditional ryokan was a unique experience, blending Japanese culture with modern comforts. The futons were unexpectedly comfortable, and I enjoyed the hot pot dinner. The onsen was clean and well-organized, although the temperature wasn't quite my preference. The location was a bit isolated, and the lack of Wi-Fi made things a little challenging, especially since the staff spoke limited English. Overall, it's a good choice if you're looking for a comfortable stay on your way to Mt. Fuji.

I enjoyed my stay at this traditional Japanese ryokan set in a western-style high-rise. The futons were surprisingly comfortable, and the hot pot dinner was delicious, making for a cozy experience. However, it's worth noting that the Onsen wasn't as hot as I prefer, and the lack of Wi-Fi made it a bit inconvenient. Overall, it offered a unique cultural experience on our journey towards Mt Fuji.

This Japanese ryokan in a high-rise building offers a unique experience with traditional tatami sleeping arrangements. The meals are served in the dining room, and the hot pot dinner was a standout for me. While everything was clean and well-kept, the Onsen had rules around etiquette that I wish I had known about in advance. Overall, it's a great stop on the way to Mt Fuji but could benefit from better hot spring temperatures and some Wi-Fi access.

The hotel offers a unique experience, blending traditional Japanese ryokan style with modern comforts in a high-rise setting. The futons on tatami were surprisingly comfortable, and the spacious rooms added to the overall charm. The dining options were delightful, especially the hot pot dinner, but the Onsen's temperature didn't quite meet my preferences. The hotel has some limitations, especially with the Wi-Fi and language barrier, but overall, it provided a good experience, especially for those looking to visit Mt. Fuji.

Overall, I had a good experience at this Japanese ryokan, which combines traditional elements with modern comfort. The futons were incredibly comfortable, and I enjoyed the spacious rooms. However, the Onsen rules were quite strict, and the lack of Wi-Fi was a bit inconvenient. Dining was a highlight, especially the hot pot dinner, though I wish the bathroom facilities were more updated.