河口湖で富士山を堪能！
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八 ( Hachi ) Accommodationの特徴
河口湖の近くに位置するゲストハウスで、立地が非常に良いです。
3日間滞在し、快適に過ごせる環境が整っています。
美しい自然に囲まれた静かな場所で、リラックスできます。
住二樓面山 打開就有富士山 房間很大浴室算是澡堂了吧 只是不能泡澡裡面有自動電暖爐讓你洗澡不會冷廁所很多個 不用排隊有冰箱有飲水機 微波爐 但沒有餐具喔老闆英文挺好的 情緒很穩定的感覺😂滿適合自駕的人來 走八分鐘就能到公園免費停車場。
일단 저는 급하게 2주 전에 잡은 숙소라 리뷰 남깁니다(금,토 2박에 35만원) 가격대비 추천x객실 내부 컨디션은 좋음 일본 가정집 같음 대신 방음은 전혀 안되니 참고 하시고, 공용화장실 및 샤워실로 샤워를 이용할때 웨이팅 하는 순간이 오실거임 (저는 2박 하는 동안 아침에 10분 정도 웨이팅 했음) 게스트하우스 생각하시면 될듯 합니다 (대신 엄청 깨끗함)그리고 뭔가 규칙이 상당히 많았음ex) 소등시간, 샤워실 마감시간 등(기억나는데로 적어봄)직원분은 친절하셨음!!자전거도 무료로 사용가능 전기자전거는 없어용
10/10 recommend this accomodation. Amazing views of Mt Fuji, lovely living area and services to stare at the mountain from. Kind and helpful staff who will help you with anything, very clean, comfortable rooms, great location and even free bicycles to explore the area. Couldn’t rate it higher!
一人休暇で伺いました！駅から少しありますがバスですぐでした、一緒の部屋になった方や利用してる人はインバウンドが多く少し驚きましたが静かで落ち着いた時間を過ごせました！朝ごはんもいただきたかったのですが、無料のサイクリングで河口湖1周しながらご飯を食べたかったので利用はしませんでした。来年も休暇の際再度利用したいと思える宿でした。
ここでのすべてが素晴らしく、富士山の壮麗さを楽しみながら十分な休息を取ることができました、スタッフの日本語も英語もとても上手で、コミュニケーションに支障がありません、もしあなたも河口湖の旅行計画があれば、ここを選ぶことをお勧めします！
河口湖のすぐそばのゲストハウス！HALELUYAの2号店舗。内装をイノベーションされており綺麗でかなり快適に過ごせます！もちろんwifiもバッチリ！朝食のおにぎりはボリュームがあり味噌汁も卵焼きもついてgood！スタッフも優しく親切で楽しい滞在が出来ました！また来ます！！！
3日間とても快適に過ごすことができました。ありがとうございました！スタッフのみなさんがとてもフレンドリーで、朝食のおにぎりおいしく、河口湖ほとりでの朝ヨガレッスンもとても気持ちよかったです！
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This is gonna be a long one sorry, but please read if you’re thinking of booking.First, let me start off with the good things. This is a clean, well-maintained property with nice tatami mat rooms, and the mountain facing rooms do truly have a gorgeous view. The other reviews are not wrong on this point.That said, I think anyone considering booking here should know that there are currently two different, very large construction sites on either side of the property that makes the location rather unsightly (imo) and, more importantly, very loud for about nine hours a day. As they note when booking the walls are very thin which, if you’ve stayed in anything other than a hotel in Japan, you’d know is rather common and somewhat to be expected. I appreciate they note this upon booking and allow a 24 hour window for cancellation if you’re not okay with that. But when thin walls are combined with two giant, fresh construction sites (they’re preparing the foundation for what seem to be large future hotels so the construction presumably will be going for a while) it turned what I hoped to be a relaxing retreat to Kawaguchiko into a real annoyance. The sound of half a dozen construction vehicles in almost all directions ripping up earth didn’t exactly fit the vibe I was looking for.I expressed my disappointment upon check in and the staff member seemed almost surprised I had mentioned it. And I don’t think this was a language issue - he avoided eye contact with me as I said if I had known I wouldn’t have booked, at first not apologizing just somewhat dismissively saying “um… do you want something?”I said I wish guests were informed about the construction in advance, just as they’re already informed upon booking the possibility of hearing other guests due to the thin wall. He did eventually apologize.I get that the tourism boom is transforming the area and there’s a noticeable amount of building in the area overall to meet increasing demand but it was pretty crap that my relaxing (which is how they self-describe their offering) escape from the city was marred by this surprise and I wasn’t given the choice to book somewhere either away from ongoing construction or with soundproofing that could at least insulate from it. I ended up booking a hotel nearby the next day with an onsen and mountain view for actually less than I paid per night at Hachi, but I assume it was severely discounted as a last minute vacancy they were trying to give away.I strongly recommend that the owners let guests know about the construction upon booking. If not for this, as a shared accommodation Hachi would be pretty good, even great if you’re looking for a mountain view and tatami room experience on a budget. But currently it’s not that, in my opinion.