01Tokyo · Hotel · Park Hyatt
Park Hyatt Tokyo
パーク ハイアット 東京
Occupies the upper floors of Shinjuku Park Tower and has been open since 1994. Known as a film location, its top-floor bar and glass-walled pool have been landmarks since the day it opened.
Collection
Hotels and ryokan in Japan with Mount Fuji views
Seeing Mount Fuji from your room is the reason many people book these hotels. But the mountain is often hidden by cloud, and no hotel can promise it will be out on the day you stay.
How much of the mountain you see depends on the floor and the direction the room faces, and a view from the room does not mean a view from its bath. The table below shows what each hotel’s official site says, room by room, for the properties we have checked; guests’ photos and room tours on each page show what the view looked like on the day they stayed.
Where is the view?
From the room, or from the bath?
What each property’s official site says about the view. Not a ranking, and not a promise: the mountain is often behind cloud. “Not stated” means the hotel does not say, not that there is no view.
A room that faces Mount Fuji does not mean a bath that does. Below, the view from the room and the view from the bath are listed separately, including the shared bath where the hotel describes its view. For Hakone versus Lake Kawaguchi, see Hakone vs Kawaguchiko.
- Which rooms
- Fourth floor: Kozue Precious Suites and the FUFU Luxury Suite. Second and third floors: Konohana Comfort Suites
- View from the room
- Kozue Precious Suites and the FUFU Luxury Suite: over Lake Kawaguchi to Mount Fuji. Konohana Comfort Suites: the lake and the mountain between the trees
- View from the bath
- Not stated
Official sitechecked 8 October 2026
- Which rooms
- Every room, as the hotel states it
- View from the room
- A grand view over Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi
- View from the bath
- The shared open-air bath is described as looking out over Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi. For the open-air bath on the terrace rooms’ Water Terrace: not stated
Official siteSource 2Source 3Source 4checked 11 October 2026
- Which rooms
- Every room, as the hotel states it
- View from the room
- Mount Fuji and the lake, from the north shore
- View from the bath
- The shared baths, including their open-air baths, face the lake and the mountain. In-room baths: not checked
Official siteSource 2checked 8 October 2026
- Which rooms
- The rooftop Hana suite (other room types not covered)
- View from the room
- Listed with a “Mount Fuji view”
- View from the bath
- The shared bath, with open-air and indoor baths, is described as looking out at Mount Fuji. For the suite’s open-air view bath: not stated
Official siteSource 2checked 11 October 2026
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Baths, dining and getting there
From each property’s official website. “Not confirmed” means we have not checked it yet — not that it is unavailable.
| Property | Baths | Dining | Getting there |
|---|---|---|---|
| HOSHINOYA Fuji | Not confirmed | Booked separately; the tasting course cannot be adapted for allergiesOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | No shuttle — taxi or local bus from Kawaguchiko StationOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 |
| FUFU Kawaguchiko | Every room has an open-air onsen bath laid with Mount Fuji lavaOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | A Japanese course cooked over firewood and lava stoneOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | About 15 minutes by taxi from Kawaguchiko StationOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 |
| THE KUKUNA | Two public baths, swapped overnightOfficial site, checked 29 September 2026 | Teppanyaki, the main dining room, and sushiOfficial site, checked 29 September 2026 | Five minutes by bus, or ask ahead for a pick-upOfficial site, checked 29 September 2026 |
| GORA KADAN FUJI | The communal baths run 15:00 to 11:00, with the sides swapped partwayOfficial site, checked 26 September 2026 | A choice of five restaurantsOfficial site, checked 26 September 2026 | Call for the car once you reach the stationOfficial site, checked 26 September 2026 |
| Shuhokaku Kogetsu | The shared open-air baths face the lake, with Mount Fuji beyondOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
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Hotels
13 properties written up in English
Ordered by how many stay reports we have linked. We do not rank or score hotels.
02Yamanashi · Resort · HOSHINOYA
HOSHINOYA Fuji
星のや富士
Concrete cabins stepped down a slope above Lake Kawaguchi. It opened as the first glamping resort in Japan, and the terrace of each cabin is the centre of the stay. How you spend your time here is designed around being outdoors.
03Tokyo · Hotel · The Ritz-Carlton
The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
ザ・リッツ・カールトン東京
At the top of Tokyo Midtown in Roppongi, with every room high up. On a clear day the view carries as far as Mount Fuji, which is why stay reports keep returning to which way a room faces.
04Yamanashi · Ryokan · FUFU
FUFU Kawaguchiko
ふふ 河口湖
A FUFU house in the woods by Lake Kawaguchi, every room with its own hot spring bath. On the right day Mount Fuji shows itself from the rooms and the public areas, but that is entirely down to the weather.
05Yamanashi · Hotel
THE KUKUNA
THE KUKUNA
A hotel at Asakawa on the north shore of Lake Kawaguchi, run by Kawaguchiko Daiichi Hotel. It is divided into three wings — Daichi no To, Kaze no Wing and Tenku no Terrace — and the rooms run from 35 to 100 square metres, mostly in a style the hotel calls zashitsu: tatami laid on a resort-style floor, with a daybed and a sofa. The terrace rooms in Tenku no Terrace have a Water Terrace with an open-air hot spring bath, a foot bath and a reclining bath. There are two public baths, Ozora no Yu Hoshi and Ozora no Yu Tsuki, swapped between men and women overnight; Hoshi has a standing bath and a steam sauna, Tsuki a half-body bath and a dry sauna, and the cold baths use spring water from Mount Fuji. A garden terrace by the lake is for guests only. About ten minutes from the Kawaguchiko and Fujiyoshida expressway exits, and five minutes by bus from Kawaguchiko Station.
06Shizuoka · Hotel
Fuji Speedway Hotel
富士スピードウェイホテル
A hotel next to Fuji Speedway, part of Hyatt’s Unbound Collection, about 25 minutes by car from Gotemba Station and Gotemba Premium Outlets, with a free shuttle bus. It displays motorsport material inside. It sits at the eastern foot of Mount Fuji, with the summit in view on clear days. It holds one Michelin Key in the 2026 selection, and some rooms face the circuit, so you can watch races from the hotel.
07Yamanashi · Hotel · Regina Resort
Regina Resort Fuji Suites & Spa
レジーナリゾート富士 Suites&Spa
A resort in the forest at the foot of Mount Fuji where you can stay with your dog. It is about 20 minutes by car from Kawaguchiko Station on the Fujikyu line. The rooms are suites, each with a terrace, and there is a spa. Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Sai are easy to reach by car, and on clear days Mount Fuji is in view.
08Shizuoka · Ryokan
GORA KADAN FUJI
強羅花壇 富士
Opened by Gora Kadan on 20 July 2025 at Subashiri in Oyama, on the eastern foot of Mount Fuji. All 42 rooms are suites, three of them detached villas. The communal baths, fed by a natural alkaline spring from below the grounds, have both indoor and open-air pools, and the heated swimming pool is set so that the window runs out towards Fuji. There is a golf course on the grounds.
09Yamanashi · Hotel
Fuji View Hotel
富士ビューホテル
A resort hotel at Katsuyama, south of Lake Kawaguchi, part of the Fujiya Hotel chain, about ten minutes by taxi from Kawaguchiko Station. It has a garden of about 30,000 tsubo and faces Mount Fuji head on. The lake cruise and ropeway are easy to reach by car, and the hotel has a restaurant and a garden you can walk.
10Yamanashi · Hotel
Fuji Kawaguchiko Onsen Konanso
富士河口湖温泉 湖南荘
A hot-spring inn at Funatsu on Lake Kawaguchi, close to Kawaguchiko Station on the Fujikyu line and about 4 km from the Kawaguchiko interchange of the Chuo Expressway. It has a large bath and an observation foot bath with views of Mount Fuji, and rooms face either the mountain or the lake. Meals are served in your room, and the lakeside path is a short walk away.
11Yamanashi · Hotel
Solana Fuji Yamanakako
Solana富士山中湖
Trailer-style accommodation by Lake Yamanaka, about 22 minutes by car from Fujisan Station and about five minutes from the Yamanakako interchange. Each room is a separate trailer, looking out toward Mount Fuji and the lake. Lake Yamanaka is the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes and, being high up, stays cool in summer. The lakeside paths and the viewpoints for ‘Diamond Fuji’ are reachable by car.
12Yamanashi · Hotel
Shuhokaku Kogetsu
富士河口湖温泉 秀峰閣 湖月
A hot-spring inn on the north shore of Lake Kawaguchi, about ten minutes by car from Kawaguchiko Station on the Fujikyu line. Every room and the open-air bath face Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji directly. The north shore is known for views of Fuji reflected in the lake, and Oishi Park is close. It has a large bath and serves seasonal food.
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13Yamanashi · Hotel
Kora Onyado Fuji Ginkei
逆さ富士を望む湖畔の絶景宿 湖楽おんやど富士吟景
An inn on the shore of Lake Kawaguchi in the Asakawa district, about five minutes from Kawaguchiko Station by transfer (at set times). It looks across the lake to Mount Fuji, and on clear days you can see the mountain reflected in the water. The rooms include separate cottages, and there is a hot-spring bath. The lakeside path is a short walk away.