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Affordable non-ryokans in Lake Kawaguchiko
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2016/10/3 16:18
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Hi all,
I'm going to Lake Kawaguchiko in Dec and realized that all the ryokans are so expensive! I will be staying for 2 nights at a Hakone ryokan, and for the 3rd night I am looking for something more affordable. But have to be clean cos there are young children in my group.
Does anyone has recommendation? Are there any normal western hotels around (without onsen = cheaper maybe?)
Thx!!
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by Max (guest)
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Re: Affordable non-ryokans in Lake Kawaguchiko
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2016/10/4 18:02
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You travel in large groups. It will just cost more. And ryokans cost more again.
Even the western style hotels cost a mint in Kawaguchiko. IF you find one for under 30,000 yen a night that can do 2A + 2C, let me know. haha
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by hakata14
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Re: Affordable non-ryokans in Lake Kawaguchiko
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2016/10/4 18:34
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Does anyone has recommendation? Are there any normal western hotels around (without onsen = cheaper maybe?)
Just checked rakuten and see lots of affordable options. Note that the town area south of Lake Kawaguchiko tends to be more affordable, especially compared to row of higher end ryokan along the northeastern shore.
Hakata14, you should check rakuten too. Not sure your travel dates, but I'm seeing lots of options that fit your criteria.
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by yllwsmrf
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Re: Affordable non-ryokans in Lake Kawaguchiko
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2016/10/5 06:13
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Sal1980-
Some great options there. I'll investigate a little further. Only had a quick glance at them. They seem a little far away from the Railway station. Will have to investigate transport options. Thanks for the links provided. Have you used buses or taxis to access these locations? Thanks.
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by hakata14
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Re: Affordable non-ryokans in Lake Kawaguchiko
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2016/10/5 09:09
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There are three or four inexpensive hotels next to Kawaguchiko and Fujisan stations, and about a dozen more just a short taxi/bus ride away. Not so much around the other stations, but there's little reason to stay that far out either.
If you're not finding anything, or anything inexpensive then you might be looking too far out in the future or during the high seasons.
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by yllwsmrf
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