Find hotels near Kawaguchiko Muse Museum, Fujikawaguchiko from AED 197

"We nicknamed the place The Japanese Grand Budapest Hotel. It’s a little worn down but has a lot of history and charm. The staff are lovely, the breakfast is huge and traditional, the bath and sauna are nice and relaxing, and it’s well located. Not modern and fancy but I would recommend."

"The cabin meals were great, our favorite was the shabu shabu. Everyone we interacted with was helpful and kind! "

"Close to station. Has many amenities and a great rooftop."

"Great staff. Amazing views "

"We liked everything about it, Amazing stay, amazing staff, Very good breakfast. Very good shuttle service."

"Kaiseki meals were great! It is a must try if you stay here. I would suggest to contact the property to request an upgrade (with not too expensive extra pay) before your stay. It is well worthy it. Hot spring experience is also good but for outsider with bigger body build, the XL size yukata is kind of small. They should prepare a few 2XL or 3XL for foreign visitors"

"Stayed two nights here while touring Japan from US. Really enjoyed our stay in a traditional Japanese Ryokan. The whole vibe was great, including provided kimonos, private dinner rooms, communal breakfast, multiple onsens, gorgeous garden. Meals were wonderfully traditional.Very laid back atmosphere but very professional and conscientious service. The front desk was very helpful."

"We chose 2 Superior Japanese rooms (Mt Fuji view) with on-deck soaking tub for 8 adults to share. Also dinner and breakfast plan. This reservation was a bit of a splurge or our first 2 nights in Japan. It was wonderful! Truly exceptional staff! Incredible views. Both of Mt Fuji from the room we selected and also of the (very nearby/easily walkable) lake from the dining room and in the evenings. The meals were excellent in presentation, content and service. The intermittent shuttle was convenient and appreciated. The onsen offerings were very enjoyable for the group and not at all crowded when we used them. In fact, the hotel in general seemed quite and calm. The public areas seemed well finished and updated/or well maintained. Some wonderful, artful and authentic accents too! Our Superior Japanese room accommodated pretty well 4 adults sleeping in futons on the tatami mat floors (which takes some getting used to). We requested 4 single futons rather than what seemed the standard 2 double futons. We also requested another regular chair (so 2 total). There were also 4 floor seats around a short-legged floor table. This extra chair also came in handy when juggling luggage some in the mornings and evenings when getting ready. so we could avoid luggage have much contact with tatami mats. The room did have some aspects that were old/dated but which were also very well maintained and clean. "

"Nice location"