Hotel Konansou is a well-regarded onsen ryokan on the south shore of Lake Kawaguchi in Funatsu, about a 10-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station, with 51 guest rooms split between lake-facing and Mount Fuji-facing orientations. A significant portion of the rooms include private open-air baths, letting guests soak in hot spring water while looking directly out over the lake or the mountain, one of the property's signature draws in a resort area where private bath rooms are in high demand. Beyond the in-room baths, the hotel operates two indoor hot spring baths and a sauna, along with spa services including reflexology, facial treatments, and massage. A free breakfast buffet is included, and dinner is typically arranged as a kaiseki course featuring Yamanashi ingredients. There is no pool. The Funatsu location places the hotel within walking distance of the Kawaguchiko Music Forest museum and the Kawaguchiko Ropeway base station, making it a well-positioned base for combining an onsen-centered stay with the area's main sightseeing points.
Room types
- Japanese-style
- Japanese-Western hybrid
- Room with private open-air bath
Amenities
- 51 rooms, many with private open-air baths facing Mount Fuji or the lake
- 2 indoor hot spring baths plus sauna
- Reflexology, facial, and massage spa services
- Free breakfast buffet
- 10-minute walk to Kawaguchiko Station
Location
4020-2 Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi 401-0301
35.4975, 138.7602 View on map
Highlights
- Private open-air baths facing Mount Fuji or Lake Kawaguchi in many rooms
- Two indoor hot spring baths plus sauna
- Spa services including reflexology, facials, and massage
- 10-minute walk to Kawaguchiko Station
Tips for visiting
- Rooms with private open-air baths facing Mount Fuji book out first, especially in autumn foliage season
- Spa treatments should be reserved ahead, as slots are limited
- The free breakfast buffet has set morning hours; check timing at check-in
- Combine a stay with a visit to the nearby Kawaguchiko Music Forest museum
Accessibility
The hotel has elevator access to guest floors; the hot spring bathing areas involve steps typical of traditional ryokan architecture, and wheelchair-accessible rooms are not confirmed.
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Frequently asked questions
Do all rooms have private open-air baths?
No, private open-air baths are available in a significant portion of the 51 rooms, but not all; room category should be checked when booking.
Is the hotel within walking distance of Kawaguchiko Station?
Yes, it is about a 10-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station.
Are spa treatments available beyond the hot spring baths?
Yes, the hotel offers reflexology, facial, and massage treatments in addition to its indoor and private open-air hot spring baths.