Reviews of Hotel Nishimura 3 stars

Hotel not to international standards but great for Japanese clientele.

The view of mount Fuji, the cold water felt so good since it was summer. The bathtub so clean

The floor of the room kinda a bit dirty, the air conditioner filter was so dirty too, but they cleaned it after I requested.

Not very high grade hotel but everything you need is there, especially Fuji mountain just in right out of your window.

The sink in the main room was so helpful for people like us who have a child. Breakfast was so good. The outside view from the window was also amazing

Wifi was not working well. Only problem except all the others.

Front desk employees

It was very good value for money and a bit of a traditional experience (have to put your shoes in a locker in the lobby) it is also very close to many attractions like Mount Fuji and the five lakes. My favourite was the Fuji safari park

This place clearly reflects a strict, disciplined Japanese culture. If you arrive by 2:59.999 pm they wont allow you to start checking in until is 3:00 pm. You must take your shoes off, which is normal and wear disposable slippers. You can’t walk on dirt areas with the slippers and don’t even intent to walk with your shoes into the carpets. There’s a clear line limiting area for shows and slippers and lockers with key + coin to store your shoes. Buffet breakfast was abundant and ok.

I liked the view to mount Fuji. The location was convinient for us. The room was spacious enough. The breakfast was a pleasant surprise.

It was difficult to regulate a good temperature for the room.

The luggage wheels need to be cleaned at arrival and shoes put in lockers. There was a water dispenser and vending machines (beer, Cup Noodles) in the back. Amenities avaliable at the lobby and Japanese/western breakfast was very good! Staff was helpful and rooms were very clean. Many supermarkets within walking distance. Room faced Mt. Fuji (although it was cloudy).

Although on the main street, the hotel is a bit far from public transportation. There are bus stops, but nothing in English. We took a cab from the Shinkansen station to the hotel. Once the room key is taken out, all power is shut off in the room, leaving it like a sauna when you return... we didn't get to see Mt. Fuji due to the weather, so check which month's are best for viewing.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The room was nice and clean. Very big compared to a lot of business hotels. More than enough space for luggage, and even a desk. The breakfast was nice. The staff was very nice and spoke English very well. There is a bus stop right outside of the hotel that goes to Fuji Station, which is very convenient.

There was quite the walk to the nearest stations and busses. Around 15-20 minutes, which isn't bad, but not ideal.

Clean well presented room. Great breakfast included. Friendly helpful staff.

The view from the Fuji side, staring right at the mountain

Unclean pillow case on arrival, but very apologetic. Confusing and annoyance from misworded instructions in the hotel guide in the room, that have been updated since. Almost denied entry to my room for cleaning as one guide said "stays over two nights, inform them you don't need cleaning" the more up to date one says "two nights or more" and was not provided as check-in.

Good room size. Nice beds

You have to spend some time at arrival cleaning the wheels of each bag before going to the room.

How clean it was. Excellent and helpful staff.

Not exactly near train stations.