The Gran Resort Princess Fujikawaguchiko

8.2

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.2/10, based on 903 reviews.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
🥇 1st	Kawaguchiko Lakeside Hotel	9.7/10	1,017
🥈 2nd	Fujikawaguchiko Onsen Konanso	9.4/10	4,042
🥉 3rd	Rakuyu	9.4/10	1,243
4th	Rokumeikan Hills	9.6/10	56
5th	Togawaso	9.3/10	654
6th	Teiensaryo Yamanakako	9.3/10	335
7th	Beautiful Japanese Garden Kagetsu	9.3/10	246
8th	Temple Lodging Shukubo Kakurinbo	9.2/10	1,063
9th	Mt Fuji View and Private Sauna Ryokan Shizuku しずく	9.2/10	1,010
10th	Komaya Ryokan	9.3/10	130
11th	Taiheikan	9.2/10	481
12th	Fuji Onsenji Yumedono	9.1/10	2,529
13th	Fujikawaguchiko Onsen Hotel Asafuji	9.1/10	2,503
14th	Kasuitei Ooya	9.0/10	1,562
15th	Shoji Lake Hotel	9.0/10	1,062
16th	Tokiwa Hotel	9.1/10	97
17th	Yamadaya Hotel	9.0/10	504
18th	Fuji View Hotel	8.9/10	11,512
19th	Rakusuien	10.0/10	9
20th	Wakamizusou	8.9/10	1,311
21st	Village Sun Lake Kawaguchiko	9.0/10	83
22nd	Oike Hotel	8.8/10	1,745
23rd	Hotel Koryu	8.8/10	1,016
24th	Maruei	8.9/10	69
25th	Ashiwada Hotel	8.8/10	335
26th	Pension Marieペンションマリエ	8.8/10	311
27th	Kounso	8.8/10	79
28th	Lakeland Hotel Mizunosato	8.7/10	2,322
29th	SAKURA inn 白米	9.1/10	11
30th	Glamping Village Fuji Kawaguchiko	8.8/10	28
31st	Ichifujiso	8.6/10	595
32nd	Akaishi Ryokan	8.5/10	712
33rd	Hakkaisan Konohanakan	8.9/10	5
34th	Fukuichi	8.5/10	104
35th	Wan Wan Paradise Premier Yamanakako	8.5/10	84
36th	Haku Fuji Yamanakako	10.0/10	1
37th	Shiki-no-Yado Fujisan	8.4/10	5,240
38th	Wan Wan Paradise Yatsugatake	8.2/10	10
39th	Lake Yamanakako Shuzansou	8.2/10	45
40th	Asia Hotel FUJISAN	8.1/10	24
41st	Ryokan Fuji Heights	7.7/10	7
42nd	Hanamizuki	7.3/10	4
43rd	The Gran Resort Princess Fujikawaguchiko Current ryokan	8.2/10	903
44th	Maruyaso	8.1/10	162
45th	Hanasuishou	8.1/10	205
46th	Hotel Hatta	8.1/10	315
47th	Isawa Tokiwa Hotel	8.1/10	718
48th	Yamanaka Lake Ryozan	8.1/10	1,198
49th	Mt Fuji Hanayagi no Sho Keizan	8.1/10	1,716
50th	YATSUGATAKE KOGEN RESORT	8.0/10	112
51st	Yanagiya	8.0/10	141
52nd	KAMENOI HOTEL Fuji	7.8/10	35
53rd	Meitei no Yado Hotel Koshien	8.0/10	638
54th	Yamagisi Ryokan	8.0/10	649
55th	Kikori	7.9/10	122
56th	Hotel Kimiyoshi	7.8/10	131
57th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Shinko	7.8/10	145
58th	Fujimien	7.1/10	21
59th	Minshuku Kobayashi	7.4/10	63
60th	Kasugai View Hotel	7.6/10	452
61st	Hotel Sekitei	7.6/10	870
62nd	Hotel Hana Isawa	7.4/10	100
63rd	Yasuragi no Bettei Shikitei	7.2/10	46
64th	Hotel Heian	6.6/10	21
65th	Isawa View Hotel	7.4/10	250
66th	Sakura no Yakata Hotel	7.1/10	68
67th	Hotel Kaminoyu Onsen	6.8/10	400
68th	Lake Oshino	4.2/10	13

Check-in from 4:00 PM

Countryside Escape Mountain Setting Lake Views Hot Spring Bath Public Onsen Sauna

Location

401-0302 Yamanashi, Fujikawaguchiko, Kodachi 3919, Japan

Staff 8,1/10

Facilities 8,0/10

Cleanliness 8,4/10

Comfort 8,0/10

Value for money 8,0/10

Location 8,3/10

Mt. Fuji ViewsGuest rooms and the large public bath are promoted for Mt. Fuji views.

Fuji Benten OnsenThe property has Fuji Benten Onsen with indoor public baths for relaxing soaks.

Kaiseki DinnerKaiseki-style meals add a more traditional resort stay than a standard hotel.

Sightseeing BaseWell placed for Lake Kawaguchi and wider Mt. Fuji area sightseeing by car.

Free ParkingFree parking makes it practical for drivers exploring Fujikawaguchiko and nearby attractions.

Room VarietyMix of western and limited Japanese-style rooms suits different travel preferences.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsScenery and route logic are the main drivers here: arrive in the afternoon, bathe, have dinner, sleep with a Mt. Fuji-facing room if booked, then use the next day for Lake Kawaguchi sights before moving on. A second night works only if you want a slower Fuji area pace.

Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-night or light 2-night Mt. Fuji area stay for travelers with a car or simple sightseeing plans, not as a deep ryokan retreat or long base.

Know before booking

Car helps a lotThe property is outside the main station core, so arrival, dinner options, and sightseeing are easier by car.

Not a luxury ryokanExpect a mid-range resort-style stay with hot spring bath and views, rather than high-end kaiseki ryokan service.

Do not overstayTwo nights is usually enough unless your trip intentionally slows down around Kawaguchiko and Fuji views.

Restaurant (on-site)

on-site

On-site dining room for breakfast and Japanese set meals.

Canvas (nearby)

nearby1 min walk

Modern izakaya-style spot near the ryokan.

Yamahikotei (nearby)

nearby1 min walk

Nearby izakaya useful for casual dinner.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive For most travelers, arrive via Kawaguchiko Station and take a taxi for the last stretch, especially with luggage. If coming from Tokyo airports, Haneda is usually the more practical airport to pair with onward bus or rail access to Kawaguchiko.

Kawaguchiko Stationstation
1.8 kmnot ideal on foot for most travelers with luggageabout 10–15 min by taxiabout 15–25 min by local bus or taxi transfer, best checked locally
Best overall arrival point for this ryokan by rail or highway bus; use a taxi for the final segment if carrying luggage.
Mt. Fuji Stationstation
4.1 kmabout 55 min walkabout 15–20 min by taxiabout 25–40 min via local train or bus transfer, best checked locally
Useful secondary rail hub on the Fujikyuko Line, especially if your onward connection or bus service is based here rather than at Kawaguchiko Station.
Kodachi Bus Stopbus
840 mabout 10–20 min depending on exact boarding pointabout 3–8 min by taxilocal stop; times and direction should be checked locally
Useful only if you are already using local buses around Lake Kawaguchi and are traveling light.
Kodachi Entrance Bus Stopbus
850 mabout 10–20 min depending on exact stop position and routeabout 3–8 min by taxilocal stop; service frequency should be checked locally
Potentially the closest practical local bus stop area for the Kodachi side of Kawaguchiko, but final access may still be easier by taxi.
Kawaguchiko Station Bus Terminalbus
1.8 kmnot recommended on foot with luggageabout 10–15 min by taximain regional and highway bus hub for the area
Important for direct highway bus arrivals from Tokyo and some airport-linked or regional services; transfer to taxi here for the easiest final approach.
Haneda Airportairport
93 kmabout 1.4 h by caroften about 3–4.5 hours total to the ryokan area depending on connection timing
Usually the most practical airport choice for many international travelers heading directly to Kawaguchiko, especially when coordinated with bus or train connections.
Narita International Airportairport
151 kmabout 2.3 h by caroften about 4.5–6.5 hours total or more depending on transfers
Viable for international arrivals, but generally less convenient than Haneda for reaching this ryokan unless flight options make it necessary.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

On-site hot spring soakThe hotel has its own hot-spring bath, which gives the stay a relaxing onsen element after a day around Lake Kawaguchi and Mt. Fuji. That adds more appeal than a standard business-style hotel in the area.
Good base for Fuji sightseeingIts Kodachi location puts you within a short drive of Lake Kawaguchi, local museums, and major sightseeing spots around Fujikawaguchiko. It works well as a practical hub for exploring the Fuji Five Lakes area.
Quieter setting away from the station crowdsBecause it is not right in front of Kawaguchiko Station, the atmosphere is generally calmer than the busiest tourist strips. That can be a real plus if you prefer evenings that feel more residential and less hectic.
Spacious-feeling resort propertyThis is a purpose-built resort-style property rather than a tiny inn, so the common areas and overall layout can feel roomier than older small lodgings. Travelers who dislike cramped accommodations may find that more comfortable.
Useful if you're drivingThe property is especially convenient for guests touring Yamanashi by car, since many Fuji-area highlights are easiest to reach that way. It suits road-trip travelers better than visitors relying only on trains and walking.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Not a traditional ryokan experienceDespite the relaxing bath element, this stay leans more toward a resort hotel than a classic ryokan with intimate service and deeply traditional character. Travelers seeking a highly authentic ryokan atmosphere may feel underwhelmed.
Less convenient without a carThe hotel is not in the most walkable station-front area, so reaching restaurants, the lakefront, and transport can be less effortless on foot. If you plan to rely entirely on public transport, the location may feel inconvenient.
Views may not be the main selling pointFujikawaguchiko has many stays marketed around dramatic Mt. Fuji or lakeside panoramas, and this property is not the most iconic choice for that experience. If your priority is a standout room view, there are stronger options nearby.
Service consistency appears less premiumThe hotel positions itself as a resort stay, but it may not deliver the refined, highly personalized service that some travelers expect from top-tier onsen inns. Expectations should stay in the comfortable mid-range category.
More practical than atmosphericThis is a sensible sightseeing base, but it is not the kind of property people usually choose for a once-in-a-lifetime romantic ryokan stay. If you want strong design character or a memorable boutique mood, it may feel a bit functional.

Current position: 43rd out of 68 ryokans in Yamanashi.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
38th	Wan Wan Paradise Yatsugatake	8.2/10	10
39th	Lake Yamanakako Shuzansou	8.2/10	45
40th	Asia Hotel FUJISAN	8.1/10	24
41st	Ryokan Fuji Heights	7.7/10	7
42nd	Hanamizuki	7.3/10	4
43rd	The Gran Resort Princess Fujikawaguchiko Current ryokan	8.2/10	903
44th	Maruyaso	8.1/10	162
45th	Hanasuishou	8.1/10	205
46th	Hotel Hatta	8.1/10	315
47th	Isawa Tokiwa Hotel	8.1/10	718
48th	Yamanaka Lake Ryozan	8.1/10	1,198