07 Resort Club -Relax-

富士山が見えるはずだったが残念ながら天気が悪く見えなかった。セブンもすぐ近くにあり便利でした

使い捨てのスリッパがなかった。大体の宿は提供されるが、ここはなかった。

The view.

Early check-out time.

It's breathtaking as Mt.Fuji is so very near to us.We can watch Mt.Fuji right infront of our balcony.Worth the stay and the apartment is so very clean.The Kawaguchiko bus & train station is just mins away too....Love it

The only setback is the rail.It is also infront of our apartment but we still enjoy our stay.

The property is in a pretty great location, about 1km from the train station which makes it easy-ish to get out and about Fuji. It also has a convenience store right next to it which makes it very easy to get snacks etc. The property has a lovely view of Fuji from the front (provided it's not cloudy). The futons are relatively comfortable, the house was pretty clean, it was nice and big and felt roomy.

A train that passes by directly in front, starting at 5:25am-- it's not so much the train noise, but that the crossing is exactly in front of the apartment, and so the 'ding ding' is louder than the train and lasts a long time. You get used to it, but there was no mention on the listing of the train crossing being in front of the house. There are also no blackout curtains, the curtains are basically a sheet which let in a lot of light in the mornings. We had sleep masks but thicker curtains would have been nice and helped us sleep better, especially because of the train noises. The only room with a blackout curtain was the projection room. Hard beds even for Japan-- we picked this place because of the western style room, (bad back) but the mattresses are basically as hard as the futon (I think the futon was softer) so it kind of negates the reason for them. All pillows were beaded/buckwheat futon pillows-- also hard also if you are not used to that. The house stairs are extremely steep, maybe normal for Japan, but anyone with knee problems would struggle with the stairs. The apartment shares a wall with the one next door, so it is prone to noises from people going up the steep stairs in the next apt. The bathroom needs improving--fan didn't dry the bathroom, making it damp all the time after multiple people using it. The wetness would last all day and the next day. The bathroom had no clothes drying or heat unlike other Japanese apartments we stayed. The washer also had no dryer -- it took 3 days for our clothes to air dry, because Fuji area is so humid. There is no where to put anything on the vanity except in tiny trays along the mirror. We had to put everything on the washer which made it hard to use with multiple people with toiletry bags. Check out was 10am, which we were on time for, waiting in the entrance before leaving. At 9:20am, a member of staff just came in without knocking.