Ryosha Tsukiakari

Ryosha Tsukiakari is a lovely place to stay near Mt Fuji. The inn is charming; it is a semi-traditional inn (tatami mat rooms with futons in a more modern building). I'm glad I stayed here. That said, there are some caveats (these are NOT meant to diminish a stay here): 1) Traditional: take your shoes off on entering the building and use slippers in the public areas. Once in your room, slippers are only for the toilet/lav areas; you must remove the slippers to walk on the tatami floors (understandable, but not what Western travelers would be used to). 2) There are a toilet and lav in the room (on the 2d floor) while bathing is in the communal bath (on the 1st floor); this is not for everyone. 3) Though a 'modern' building, the windows leak. I stayed in Winter and with the screens opened there was always a draft coming in from the windows (double-glazed). I assume in summer, the hot, humid air gets in, too. 4) The breakfast is interesting to a non-Japanese ... a half-sandwich with some fruit, etc. I enjoyed it once; but, passed on it for the rest of my stay.

Very chill, quiet and relaxing place. Would definitely visit again

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Very lovely holiday house in Yamanako ~ The has 2 bed + 2 futon, perfect for the family of four. Simple but useful facility - jacuzzi baht, entertainment room, DVD room There is almost facilily for all family : ) Definitely recommend for a nice getaway

A beautiful quaint stay just a couple minutes for Lake Yamanaka. The manager was friendly, informative, and inviting. The unisex reservable onsen and jacuzzi makes travelling with a mixed group stress free. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for an affordable rustic stay at Mt. Fuji.