We stayed for one night as a side trip from our vacation in Tokyo and really enjoyed it. This ryokan is set near Mt. Fuji, about two hours' train ride from central Tokyo. We took two trains to get to the hotel, the second train being a smaller one that goes up the hill and offers a picturesque view of... More

We stayed there on my parents in laws' invitation. We have been to many ryokan over the years but this one was by far the best I have ever stayed at. The food was just brilliant and the staff just could not do enough for us. I particularly recommend the bath on the 10th floor.

We stayed overnight at Kaneyamaen Hotel during our recent trip to Japan. Kaneyamaen is not the usually type of accommodation I would select for an onsen trip, but at the recommendation of a family friend, decided to give it try. By and large, I am satisfied with my decision to do so. Kaneyamaen is an easy 10 minute car ride... More

Our dance troupe were treated like VIP's with Tea ceremony, and warm ama-zake tasting. Fabulous Japanese bathing in modern facilities with an outdoor view of Fuji-san, the indoor grotto bath is imaginatively invigorating. The 5-course formal dinner was exquisitely served and presented, as well as delicious. We were invited to perform several traditional Japanese dances for the other guests during... More

I spent 1 night in Fujiyoshida with my parents and siblings. Hotel Kaneyamaen is the place to go if you are looking for a traditional ryokan experience complete with tatami floors, futons, Yukatas and onsens. I had to book the hotel via email because the website was only in Japanese but the receptionist was extremely helpful. The hotel is a... More