Ryokan Fuji

  Customer Review on 22 November 2010 

A realy nice place, with fabulous and helpfull people. Large and beautifull room, really clean. A delicious japanese breakfast !

  Prunelle L. on 22 November 2010 

A realy nice place, with pretty and helpfull people. Huge and beautifull room, extremely clean. A delicious japanese breakfast !

  Peter M. on 22 October 2010 

The employees were really warm and friendly and helpful, and seemed reasonably comfortable with English. The rooms have a distinctly Japanese flavour which was refreshingly different from that of the generic hotel rooms I stayed in elsewhere. Excellent instructions on how to get to various places in Tokyo were provided, along with the noiseless vicinity is a really different Tokyo from the heavily trafficked tourist-heavy areas, worth experiencing in its own right. Would definitely recommend this ryokan.

  Customer Review on 5 April 2010 

I&'ve stayed at this hostel twice - once in 2007 and then again in 2010. The household that runs the location is really nice and literally goes the extra mile to help if you need it (the owner walked us to an ATM late at night during a crazy rain storm). It is about 15 mins away from Tokyo principal station / akihabara via the sobu line, Koiwa stop (not to be confused with the shin koiwa stop). Make sure to tell them exactly where you are planning on going, they have handhouts on how to get to the principal tourist attractions. The location is a pretty solid mid-level ryokan, and you&'ll get a nice room with great bathroom, tatami mats, yukota robes, and tea. In case you want a snack then make sure to stop by at John&'s Kebabs just down the road.

  Idoh G. on 5 April 2010 

I've stayed at this hostel twice - once in 2007 and then again in 2010. The family that runs the place is really nice and literally goes the extra mile to help if you need it (the owner walked us to an ATM late at night during a crazy rain storm). It is about 15 minutes away from Tokyo main station / akihabara via the sobu line, Koiwa stop (not to be confused with the shin koiwa stop). Make sure to tell them where you are planning on going, they have handhouts on how to get to the main tourist attractions. The place is a pretty solid mid-level ryokan, and you'll get a nice room with good bathroom, tatami mats, yukota robes, and tea. If you want a snack then make sure to stop by at John's Kebabs just down the road.

  Lian See L. on 4 January 2010 

Very traditional Japanese style of holiday accommodation and environment. My kids loved the spot and lots of eating places around the area. About 5-10mins walk from the train station to the hostel and considerably near to Tokyo Disneyland Resort. Would go back to Fuji Ryokan again if i ever go to Tokyo as it is really worth the value.

  Stacey T. on 14 August 2008 

Friendly staff who were extremely willing to help and spoke some English. It was in an area of Tokyo that was quite far away from Shin-juku etc but was still in a very good area that was quite basic to reach from the airport by trains.

  Eve M. on 29 May 2008 

This hostel was a real japanese style ryokan and also the facilities inside the room were great.

  Lena M. on 28 April 2008 

The employees is really thoughtful & helps if you have a problem