SORAPIA Villa Mt.Fuji Front

Villa 3 has two bedrooms upstairs, but no toilet on that floor. Downstairs there’s one WC and two shower rooms in the washing machine room, along with two washbasins. I would have preferred another WC instead of two shower areas. The ground-floor living room opens onto a small backyard with a barbecue grill. The kitchen has tea, drip coffee, spices, olive oil, and lots of other items, but no iron or ironing board, and no water glasses, just steel mugs like in old western movies. The walls are very thin, so noise from the other villas carries easily. On a clear day, you get a great view of Mt. Fuji from the backyard. Villa 1 and Villa 4 have bigger backyards. There are four villas in total and they look quite similar from the outside. The location is good, with a short walk to the railway station, 7-11, and Lawson.

Mt. Fuji seemed to rise right in front of our stylish room, and the view was amazing. The location worked perfectly, close to the station and the famous attractions. We had delicious barbecue with friends, and I’d love to come back with my partner next time.

The room was stylish, and having a living room meant our group could relax together. The location was great, only a short walk from Kawaguchiko Station, with Mt. Fuji right in front of us. I only stayed briefly this time, but if I get the chance to return, I’d like to stay longer and use the place as a base for exploring nearby attractions.

A lovely two-level apartment in Kawaguchiko, within easy reach of downtown, the train station, and lots of places to eat.