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Good value for money, the room is simple, clean and tidy, the surrounding environment is very beautiful, the location is equivalent to a villa complex in the suburbs of China, there are few people and it is quiet, it is very suitable for people who like to travel on two legs and families who drive here. The hostess is great, she answered all my questions and taught me how to sort garbage. I stayed there for one night and then climbed Mount Fuji. I climbed to the top on my birthday and came back to stay. I came down the mountain to catch the bus very late and didn’t have time to eat. My feet couldn’t walk anymore. The hostess saw that I was alone and helped me cook a bowl of birthday longevity noodles in the middle of the night. It was so warm. By the way, I like the layout of the public area! (Attached is the original photo)

I stayed in a room with a view of Mt. Fuji. Around 6am, I was able to see a beautiful view of Lake Yamanaka after walking for about 5 minutes from the pension. This pension is run by a husband and wife team and offers a relaxing atmosphere with a homely atmosphere. The room itself is a sleeping environment with only minimal amenities. There are hand towels, but I didn't see any bath towels, so please bring your own if you need one. If you want to eat a convenience store bento or other meal, you can rent a table in the dining room on the first floor, so you don't have to worry about it. Microwave, water, boiling water, refrigerator, toilet, and washroom are shared. You can take a bath until 11 o'clock. It was cheap so the cost performance is good. I would like to use it again if I have a chance to go nearby.

This is a family-run inn run by an elderly couple. The rooms are very clean and tidy. We booked a Japanese-style room with a warm and soft quilt on the tatami. We don't have to worry about not getting used to it. We can see Swan Lake and Mount Fuji from our room (if the weather is good). Grandpa and grandma run this inn very attentively. When we went there that day, it happened to be the Yamanakako Fireworks Festival. Grandpa and grandma introduced this event to us and gave us free tickets. It was a bit rainy that day, so grandpa lent us an umbrella and drove us to the event venue. The drone show and fireworks were beautiful! He also said that if we wanted to watch the red leaf festival at night and the sunrise in the morning, he could drive us there. The hot spring in the public bath was very comfortable. After washing my body, I soaked in it and all the fatigue of the day disappeared~ The location is only four minutes away from Hirano Beach, which is very convenient if you want to watch the sunrise at Yamanakako. In terms of transportation, we took the express bus from Shinjuku, Tokyo, all the way to the terminal: Yamanakako Hirano. After getting off the bus, it takes five minutes to walk to the B&B. There is a 711 next to Hirano Station and there are also some restaurants nearby. You can check the business hours on Google Maps and choose one.