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Fujikawaguchiko Chambre d’hôtess(Minami Tsu)  Pension Cosmos is a friendly, family-run pension located in a quiet village of similar owner operated pensions on the Northern side of Lake Kawaguchiko. We are only a minute walk from the nearest bus stop.
Walking trails lead down to the lake (30 min) and offer a popular way to exercise while taking in the scenic beauty of the Lake and Mount Fuji. The pension will be an ideal base for climbing Mt. Fuji. We offer delicious home cooking with friendly service.
There is a wireless LAN... Fujikawaguchiko Hôtels"Kawaguchiko Station Inn is a perfect place to stay during your visit to Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. Our location is just across from the Kawaguchiko train station. All our guest rooms are Japanese-style rooms. Mt. Fuji can be seen from the guest rooms and baths, and if you want to climb Mt. Fuji, its fifth station is located only 50 minutes away by bus.
Throughout the year, we have many guests from all over the world. Our friendly staff can communicate in English, so if you need any help,... (Ashiwada-mura)   "My family & I were very pleased with the accommodations & meals & especially with the friendly, helpful, competent staff." … Ashiwada Hotel is located in a place called Okukawaguchiko (Lke Oku-Kawagushi), on the west shore of Lake Kawaguchi, and the hotel offers a majestic view of Mt.Fuji! Convenient location for climbing Mt. Fuji and for other leisure activities.We have a large dance hall, meeting room, restaurant, tea-ceremony room and more! And we also offer a tennise court, rental... "We visited the Fuji area for three days in April 06, staying at Sunnide for both nights. We were completely charmed and surprised. The rooms were small but comfortable, the evening and breakfast menu (Japanese style) presented good local food reasonably priced, and there's a view of Fuji-san from the outdoor hottub! view of Fuji!" … "The hotel is ok, the rooms were decent but could have been cleaner. Hotel personnel were corteous and tried their best with english (not always...
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