Kai Resort Hotel, Fuefuki
About the Resort
Kai Resort Hotel in Fuefuki, Japan, offers a unique blend of comfort and leisure amidst a serene setting. The resort features a range of amenities, including a hot spring bath and an outdoor pool, enhancing relaxation and tranquility. Located near cultural landmarks such as the Yamanashi Prefectural Museum, this resort provides guests with a rich local experience. Guests can expect attentive service and a welcoming atmosphere throughout their stay.
Location
Kai Resort Hotel is conveniently located near cultural highlights such as the
Rooms
The resort offers 89
Eat & Drink
Guests can enjoy a buffet breakfast daily at the resort's
Leisure & Business
The resort features a
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Facilities
General
- No smoking on site
- Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Safe deposit box
- 24-hour reception
- VIP check-in/ -out
- No pets allowed
- Security
- Luggage storage
- Lift
- Vending machines
- Smoke detectors
- Fire extinguishers
- Key access
Sports & Fitness
- Skiing
- Hiking
- Cycling
- Tennis court
- Golf course
- Table tennis
Guest Parking
- Electric kettle
Services
- Car hire
- Welcome drink
Dining
- Restaurant
Business
- Fax/Photocopying
Children
- Children's buffet
- Game room
Spa & Leisure
- Garden area
- Sauna
- Full body massage
- Foot massage
- Hot spring bath
- Open-air bath
- Public Bath
Room features
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Trouser press
Self-catering
- Electric kettle
Location
Reviews and Ratings
This hotel offers a unique experience with traditional Japanese sleeping arrangements in a modern setting. The rooms are spacious and the included hot pot dinner was delicious. However, the onsen might not meet everyone's temperature preferences, and the lack of Wi-Fi can be inconvenient. Overall, it provided a good value for a stay, especially for those traveling so closely to Mt. Fuji.
I had a unique experience staying at this Japanese 'ryokan' in a modern high-rise. The tatami flooring and comfortable futons made for a cozy sleep, though the dining setup was different from typical ryokans as meals are served in a dining room. The Onsen was clean but not boiling hot, and while the staff were helpful, the language barrier was notable. Overall, it was a good stop on our way to Mt. Fuji, but be prepared for some cultural differences.
I had a unique experience at this Japanese ryokan-style hotel located in a high-rise. The rooms were spacious with traditional tatami flooring and comfortable futons. While the food was delicious, especially the hot pot dinner, the dining setup is different from typical ryokans since meals are served in the dining room. The Onsen was a relaxing experience, though the water temperature wasn't quite to my liking. No Wi-Fi access was disappointing, but the staff was helpful, albeit with limited English proficiency.
I had a unique experience at this Japanese-style ryokan located in a modern high-rise building. Sleeping on tatami mats with comfortable futons was interesting, and I appreciated the spaciousness of the room despite its minimalistic furniture. The dining experience was a delight, especially the hot pot dinner, although the Onsen water could have been hotter for my taste. While the staff was helpful, language barriers were a bit challenging, and the lack of Wi-Fi was inconvenient. Overall, it was a good stop on my way to visit Mt. Fuji.
I had a memorable stay at this unique traditional ryokan. Sleeping on tatami mats was an interesting experience, and the futons were surprisingly comfortable. The dining room meals were very good, and the hot pot dinner was a highlight. However, the Onsen experience was a bit mixed, as it wasn't as hot as I prefer, and the rules around it can be a bit strict. Overall, it was a good value experience for a traditional Japanese stay on my way to Mt. Fuji.