Yamagisi Ryokan

The low season is in June, while the high season is in March. During the high season, you can enjoy the beautiful location and traditional breakfast, and the helpful staff can assist with any needs. However, it's important to note that the onsen might be under maintenance during your stay, and the decor is a bit tired.

The traditional mats for sleeping were not comfortable, and those who are used to sleep on a soft bed may feel that the tatami bed is not comfortable enough. Additionally, the quality of the bed is of the worst quality.

Yes, there is a large free parking space in front of the hotel, making it hassle-free if you need to park your vehicle during your stay.

The traditional breakfast is very good and has plenty of dishes, providing a perfect and unique experience. However, it's important to note that the dinner might be pricey, and the breakfast and dinner are okay.

The hotel was very clean and spacious, and the staff were very nice and accommodating. However, it's important to note that the public bath might need more cleaning, and the rooms are a bit run down. Additionally, the staff's provision of information was outdated, making exploring the local area more challenging.

Some guests enjoyed beautiful lake views from their rooms, making it a worthwhile choice to select a room with this view.

The onsen at the hotel received positive feedback, providing a relaxing and enjoyable experience for guests.

The shuttle service has limited hours, running from 8 am to 10 am, so it's advisable to plan transportation accordingly.

Some guests reported encountering room odors, so it may be helpful to inquire about this when checking in and request a room without any odors.

While the hotel offers dining, guests found lakeside restaurants within walking distance, providing additional dining choices.

Guests were surprised by additional fees for the onsen, so it's recommended to confirm any extra charges before using the facilities.

Some guests suggested booking directly through the hotel's website to ensure clarity on package inclusions and avoid any booking discrepancies.

Guests noted that certain services, such as onsen fees, could only be paid in cash, so it's advisable to have sufficient cash on hand.

While some guests enjoyed views of Mt. Fuji, others were unable to see it, so it's worth inquiring about the room's view if this is a priority.

Communication challenges were reported by some guests, so it may be helpful to check for English-speaking staff if needed.