Habitacion NIIYA Mt Fuji

The couple was super nice and helpful, offered us their bikes onsite for a small fee and drove us back to train station. Gave us recommendations for activities and food to go! Typical Japanese accommodation

A bit outside of the main streets with restaurants and food options but everything in a walkable distance

Large rooms with balcony overlooking Fuji (we were lucky to have 2 clear days) Comfortable futon mattresses Helpful owner who offered us a lift to bus station Good showers You can hire electric bikes

There wasn’t anything we didn’t like but please note the following: There was only one bathroom for all the guests but tbh this wasn’t an issue as it was generally free when needed. This is traditional Japanese house so be prepared for thin walls

The owner is really helpful, even dropped me off at the station. The location was perfect cause its outside the busy streets. Rent a bike and everything is possible!

It's an okay pension for staying one or two days close to Mt Fuji.

There is only one toilet to share for the entire guests. This can lead to long waiting times, especially in the evenings. Same holds true for the bath room. Once there is a guy deciding to take a bath you can wait for hours to take a shower. In general, this is unbearable for a family of four! In particular, because as a family you pay quadruple prices, even for young kids! It's bad value for money and I would not stay there again! The neighbourhood of the pension is okay, but nothing more. It was one out of two unplesant stays in a four weeks trip through Japan!