Holiday Park Resorts in Sunto District

"Beautiful room, amazing amenities and the staff were lovely. Great views of Mt Fuji and location is right next to the train and bus stations for quick and easy transport around the area"

"Everything is superb here! The staff were professional and the place is super spacious and clean. We had such a wonderful time. 5 star!"

"Everything was wonderful from the cleanliness, staff and amenities. Also the views of Mt. Fuji in the morning was amazing!"

"We stayed only for one night and we were so so lucky for this amazing view in the morning- totally worth it and impressive! "

"The stay at Couscous was absolutely spot on! Beautiful glamping resort in the quiet town of Manazuru. It has good connection links to the main station if odawara. Perfect for exploring the Hakone region of Japan. The tents were very well equipt with fans, heating, usb's. Outside there was incredible decking areas with BBQs, and a large table and chairs. The site itself was extremely clean and the toilet and shower areas were always spotless and very modern. Overall I would 100% recommend this...

"We enjoyed our stay here ! The dome rooms were super cool! I took really nice photos here and was able to put together a nice video and received many good feedback! Weather was clear that day so we had a clear view of Fuji from our room! Staff was nice ! Just wish the breakfast was better !"

"Amazing place to get away from the big cities, the staff are very welcoming and will help you when you need. Thank you for the amazing stay."

"Excellent Glamping Experience with Delicious BBQ! My wife and I recently stayed at Forest Glamping Kanade no Mori Resorts, and we had a wonderful time. We were a bit concerned about the weather forecast as rain was predicted, but luckily, it cleared up on the day of our stay and we enjoyed perfect conditions. The highlight of our trip was definitely the BBQ dinner. The food was absolutely delicious and plentiful, making for a memorable dining experience under the stars. The glamping tents were...