Reviews of Fujiyoshi 2 stars

There was a language barrier with the owner but she was helpful and happy to use google translate to help us! There is a bus stop 30m away that goes to the ski hill so super convenient but otherwise the walk wasn't too bad either.

Definitely need to book restaurants in advance if you want to go anywhere to eat.

Comfortable clean room with nice new shower. Clean and convenient ski drying room downstairs Easy check in with friendly owner. In a quiet part of town.

Stayed in the twin room with nice shower but a bit basic overall No sink in the bathroom so needed to go into the shower to clean teeth etc. The beds were very hard. No elevator which made it difficult to get heavy bags and ski gear up and down 3 flights of stairs. No food/breakfast service available. Whilst they had a small public bath, there was no onsen. Whilst it’s close to the fire festival grounds and a shuttle bus stop, it’s a bit of a walk up the hill into town. overall it was ok if you are struggling to find accommodation but a bit overpriced given the location, no breakfast, no onsen etc

Clean tidy and close to the local town bus which takes you right up to the slopes

The host was so lovely!! Room was very nice roomy and good view of the mountain. Drying room and good parking

Thought there was a breakfast dinner option, but that was closed the whole time. No problem though as so many good spots to eat nearby

Everything needed it’s provided. And also our luggage can be left at lobby till late afternoon after checking out

Cold toilet and washing up area …

Lovely host, very clean hotel. Cosy atmosphere.

No hot water or handsoap in the room

We loved staying at Fujiyoshi. The warm snow gear room beneath was awesome, and we loved the ‘free corner’ where we enjoyed a delicious apple! The artwork, handmade quilts and old photographs really made it.

The stairs were hard after a long day snowboarding haha! But definitely helped keep us fit!!

Beautifully appointed Japanese tatami rooms, with private toilet and traditional onsen bathing experience. While it was fully booked, we only saw or heard other guests in the ski drying room. Overall, a lovely experience.

My children (14 and 12) were a bit anxious about the bathing experience but there is a lock on the door for privacy if needed.

The room was clean and spacious enough for all our ski clothing, including a small drying rack for wet neck ups and the included scrubbing towel. Towels were changed out daily and trash was emptied daily. Inside the room was a long wall of well spaced hooks to hang coats and towels. There's also a small bathroom with a toilet and sink inside the room, which was convenient. Often places in Japan have shared bathrooms so a private toilet was nice. The ski storage room had entrances both inside and outside the building. And the ski shuttle stop was just a few steps outside the door. There were also free apples available everyday and these were delicious!

The water from the sink in our bedroom was cold water only. This was not the most pleasant experience when washing hands. For warm water, we had to go down the hall to the shared washroom, which is where we ended up washing our face and brushing our teeth. The hours for the shower facilities are 4pm-10pm, which meant not showering the morning of a long day flying back home.

Homey, cosy, tatami rooms Japanese breakfasts were delicious and very convenient Good location, close to bus stop and restaurants

Reception was lovely & helpful

No breakfast in included in rate

Owners were kind and helpful

Nth

It felt so cozy, welcoming and vibrant. The family/hosts are so accomodating and lovely

Very nice accommodation in Japanese style. Breakfast was amazing and the host is very friendly and helpful.

Great location, great sized rooms and excellent amenities