Kawaguchiko Lakeside Hotel sits directly on the north shore of Lake Kawaguchi in Odachi, a five-minute shuttle ride from Kawaguchiko Station, and draws on the Fuyo-no-Yu hot spring source shared across the Fuji-Kawaguchiko onsen area. The hotel is mid-sized with around 18 guest rooms spanning Western-style, Japanese-Western hybrid, and Japanese-style layouts, several with lake or Mount Fuji views depending on the season and weather. Rates are generally quoted with two meals included, following the standard Japanese lakeside ryokan-hotel format, with dinner drawing on Yamanashi ingredients such as hoto noodle soup and grilled river fish. A banquet hall supports group bookings, including school trips and fireworks-viewing parties during the summer Kawaguchiko fireworks festivals held on the lake. There is no dedicated spa beyond the hot spring bath and no pool. The lakeside location and free station shuttle make it a practical base for exploring the Fuji Five Lakes area without a car, including the Kawaguchiko Music Forest museum and the Oishi Park lavender fields nearby.
Room types
- Western-style
- Japanese-Western hybrid
- Japanese-style
Amenities
- Fuyo-no-Yu natural hot spring bath
- Free shuttle from Kawaguchiko Station
- Lake and Mount Fuji views from select rooms
- Free WiFi
- Banquet hall for group bookings
Location
1226 Odachi, Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi 401-0302
35.5147, 138.7809 View on map
Highlights
- Direct lakeside setting on the north shore of Lake Kawaguchi
- Fuyo-no-Yu natural hot spring bath
- Free shuttle service from Kawaguchiko Station
- Banquet hall suited to group and fireworks-viewing bookings
Tips for visiting
- Book lake-view or Fuji-view rooms well ahead, as they sell out first, especially in autumn
- Confirm the shuttle schedule from Kawaguchiko Station in advance, as it runs on a set timetable
- Rooms during the summer Kawaguchiko fireworks festival dates book out months ahead
- Rates typically include two meals; check whether both breakfast and dinner are covered before booking
Accessibility
The hotel has elevator access to guest floors; the hot spring bathing area involves steps typical of Japanese communal baths, and wheelchair-accessible rooms are not confirmed.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the hotel offer transport from the station?
Yes, a free shuttle runs from Kawaguchiko Station to the hotel, taking about five minutes.
Is the hot spring water natural?
Yes, the hotel draws on the Fuyo-no-Yu natural hot spring source shared across the Fuji-Kawaguchiko onsen area.
Are meals included in the room rate?
Rates are generally quoted with two meals included, following the standard lakeside hotel-ryokan format in the area.