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Our top choices for Oku-magino ryokans

Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen

Fujiyoshida

Warren

HK$4,172 total

29 Jul - 30 Jul

Okutamaji

Ome

Juan

HK$2,045 total

28 Jul - 29 Jul

Free minibar, in-room safe, iron/ironing board, free WiFi

Jinya Ryokan

Hadano

Barbara

HK$6,432 total

24 Jul - 25 Jul

Guest House HIIRAGI

Yamanakako

Ariel

HK$521 total

24 Jul - 25 Jul

Yamanakako Ryokan RYOZAN

Yamanakako

Edward

HK$545 total

20 Jul - 21 Jul

HAKAI KONOHANAKAN

Oshino

Charles

HK$9,083 total

21 Jul - 22 Jul

Teiensaryo Yamanakako

Yamanakako

Callikoma

HK$773 total

31 Jul - 1 Aug

Yamanakako Shuzanso

Yamanakako

Alice

HK$1,236 total

29 Jul - 30 Jul

Kujiranoonaka

Yamanakako

Quang

HK$1,170 total

27 Jul - 28 Jul

Sanso Nagisa

Isehara

yoshi hiro

HK$43,517 total

19 Jul - 20 Jul

Fujisan Onsen Bessho SASA

Fujiyoshida

Alfredo

HK$6,190 total

22 Jul - 23 Jul

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Top Oku-magino Hotel Reviews

Hotel Resol Machida

8/10 Good

"Breakfast is Japanese style, so don't expect anything continental. Staff is mostly helpful some do not speak English. Room gets cleaned only once a week which seems alittle inadequate. Single rooms are small by US standards. Other than that hotel is clean and well maintained. All eminities are available in the lobby or other floors. Bathroom is on a raised platform which was somewhat annoying. I would stay here because of its proximity to the rail/bus/taxi station."

Yamanakako Ryokan RYOZAN

8/10 Good

"A lovely traditional Japanese Ryoken. Staff were lovely and always did their best to help. You are required to remove your shoes on entry and store them in the cabinet and unfortunately this is where the problems began. I did as instructed, but my shoes had vanished in the morning as some imbecile had decided to take them. I know this as they re-appeared the next morning absolutely stinking and in a disgusting and awful state. Who in their right mind would think this is acceptable? Who would even want to take somebody else's worn shoes to use for themselves? The Japanese culture is respectful and kind. Unfortunately, some western tourists trample roughshod over this and have no respect for others, their customs or their belongings. Shame on you."

Fujisan Onsen Hotel Kaneyamaen

10/10 Excellent

"Our first stay in a traditional ryokan and one of the highlights of our Japan trip. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive, and the peaceful atmosphere was remarkable — apart from breakfast and the drum performance, we barely saw another guest. It genuinely felt like stepping back in time. We stayed as an LGBT couple and felt completely comfortable throughout our stay. Our room was huge, with traditional flooring and views of Mount Fuji, which we also enjoyed from the rooftop onsen. The onsen experience was a highlight. As visitors from the UK it was completely new to us, but we embraced it and loved it. The traditional meal was also a wonderful experience; my partner does not eat fish and the hotel accommodated this after we contacted them in advance. The menu is fixed, so picky eaters may wish to bring snacks. You dine in a private dining room. Beautiful gardens, exceptional hospitality and a unique sense of calm made this an unforgettable stay"

Toyoko Inn Keio Line Hashimoto Station Kita

10/10 Excellent

"We had a great stay while visiting from America, hotel was one of the best and most spacious out of all the hotels we stayed in during our whole trip to Japan. Location is great, super close to the train station, malls and restaurants. We stayed here to go to Mt. Takao and Sanrio Puroland."

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