Fuji Marriott Hotel Lake Yamanaka (solo trip)

The room was spacious and very clean, with both a bathtub and a shower area. The staff were okay — polite but not particularly remarkable. There’s a gym, though it’s not very well equipped, and a tennis court as well. The hotel is located quite deep inside the area, so you’ll need to drive about 15–20 minutes to reach nearby restaurants. There are also two convenience stores within a 3–5 minute d...

After landing at Haneda Airport, the three of us rented a car and drove directly to the hotel. It was already 10 PM when we arrived. The hotel lobby was dark, and a guest was using his laptop by the dim light at the counter. The receptionist told us they couldn't find our reservation. I checked the Marriott app to confirm the hotel name and booking dates, but they still tried to find our reservat...

It's tucked away in the forest. It's a peaceful setting, but a little removed from shops and the lake. That wasn't a big deal for us though. They have regular shuttles in and out. The rooms are spacious and the staff are great.

Love it! Pretty place, great service too. We had two days there to enjoy the area and am glad we chose to stay here. Convenient free parking just right at the compound. It’s a slight distance away from lake yamanaka so it may be slightly out of the way if you are not driving, but other than that, it is a definite recommended place to check out. Will be back!

After traveling over 30 hours to what I hoped would be a special destination, I was met with nothing but disappointment. This hotel falls far below the standards expected—especially from a property affiliated with Marriott. The location is incredibly inconvenient. Without a car, it’s nearly impossible to get around. The hotel shuttle is essentially useless—it doesn’t even connect to a train statio...