Family hotels and homes in Ōmiya

We had the most wonderful two nights at this guest house and truly recommend it - it’s an absolute hidden gem! The house is situated in the countryside with a perfect view of Mount Fuji. We booked both the room with a king-sized bed and Fuji view, as well as the superior room, since we were a family of four. The rooms are very spacious and clean. The shared bathroom is well organized by the hosts. There are two toilets, both equipped with traditional Japanese amenities. The hosts are incredibly friendly and accommodating. They go out of their way to make guests feel welcome. Since the guest house is a bit outside Fujinomiya, they offer a shuttle service to pick you up at Shin-Fuji Station. On the way to the guest house, the host kindly offered to stop at a local supermarket so we could buy some supplies. When we arrived, we were greeted with homemade Thai jelly with cream and iced green tea - it was delicious. At check-in, we mentioned that it was our wedding anniversary. Later that day, we were pleasantly surprised with some cake to celebrate - such a thoughtful gesture that really touched us. They offer two types of breakfast: Western style or Japanese/Thai style. We chose the Japanese/Thai option and highly recommend it - it’s a unique experience, very tasty, costs 800 Yen per person, and is definitely worth it. If you plan to visit the Fuji area, we strongly recommend booking this accommodation.

Great size apartment for 4 of us staying in, would comfortably fit more people. Good location.

My first impression of the hotel was overwhelmingly positive, largely due to its excellent location. It is conveniently situated near two significant city landmarks: the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center and Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha. The hotel is also less than a 10-minute walk from the nearest station. The architecture of the hotel was not only stunning but also harmoniously integrated with the nearby museum, creating a cohesive and inviting atmosphere, surrounded by picturesque woods. The rooms and the building looked exactly like the pictures online, which was very impressive. I must highlight the exceptional service, which was the best I have ever experienced. Despite the small size of the city and the complexities of local transportation, the hotel staff went above and beyond to assist us. They helped us arrange taxi tours for the afternoon and paid meticulous attention to our needs as we were the only guests for the day. This included managing food allergies with a customized menu that was thoughtfully prepared. The hotel offered complimentary drinks and snacks, including a wide variety of famous teas and local delicacies, all at no extra charge. The in-room water machine provided unlimited hot and cold water, and options for tea, juices, and even alcoholic beverages were readily available. The delicious and fresh breakfast, prepared from local ingredients, was outstanding. The selection of amenities was excellent and well-suited to the natural surroundings. Unlike other hotels that use aromatic sticks to enhance the atmosphere, this hotel benefitted from the natural aroma of the surrounding woods, which was truly delightful. The furniture, crafted from local wood with unique and authentic designs, added to the charm of the setting. The cleanliness of the hotel was impeccable. The spacious bathroom, equipped with a private sauna, boasted a design that captured the essence of a ryokan, offering privacy and luxury.

The host is very nice and helpful. This is my second stay here, since this place has been available on other sites before. She keeps the place clean, and the kitchen has everything you need.

Getting away from it all – perfect place to relax, great views, ample buffet, really helpful and friendly staff, even though only one person could speak conversational English, everyone was accommodating and helpful using apps.

This was a truly wonderful and authentic experience. We really felt we were almost back in time. The location is magical in a 550 year old Buddhist temple. Yukata are available to wear and you can also try on kimono. A magnificent dinner and breakfast was also a highlight. The beds were so comfy and the hot bath sent us off to sleep. If you want to try something really authentic, add this place to your Japan itinerary!

The entire experience was much more than expected. The head priest was exceptionally welcoming and inclusive. Extremely patient, generous, and gracious host. He spent a lot of time the following day with us. It is an experience my wife and I will never forget. There is a lot to see of the other temples and sights within walking distance,

Very cool accomodation staying in the pods. Be careful what room you book if you have kids. The double story suites may be tricky with little ones. Beds are very comfortable and pods are warm! The food is AMAZING (see important note below!). There is also a delicious curry house about 15 minute walk away. Staff are really helpful and very approachable. There are many toys and activities available to borrow and a grassy area to play on.we also took advantage of the beautiful nature walks around the accomodation. They also have a lovely gift shop with local wares. We enjoyed roasting marshmallows after dinner.