What other travelers are saying about Fuji Yurari Hot Spring
A little pricey, I thought at first. But then I realized it was definitely worth it! It cost 1,700 per person. Towels are included in the fee; there’s shampoo, conditioner, body soap, shaver in the baths.
Not only is the view of Mt. Fuji great from the outdoor bath, but it was also so fun exploring the different baths they had - from the mist sauna and cave bath to the carbonated onsen and fragrant baths. Not sure if they change the herb in the fragrant baths, but it was lavender when we went, my favorite flower!
Tattoos aren’t allowed, but no one’s checking and most people don’t mind nowadays as long as it isn’t too big and intimidating.
Be sure to set aside plenty of time for your visit. After paying the entrance fee, you can enjoy unlimited access to the onsen. Additionally, you can dine at the restaurant or unwind in the relaxation zone. For extra privacy, a private room with Mt. Fuji view is available for 2,800 yen per hour. Don't forget to bring some coins to get a bottle of milk from the vending machine. It's a charming and traditional custom.
A popular Onsen often visited by both locals and tourists exploring the lakes around Mt. Fuji. The outdoor bath offers a stunning view of the mountain. The on-site restaurant is cozy, comfortable, and has a wide-ranging menu.
Couldn’t go to the spa facilities as it is all naked and I have tattoos but stayed at the restaurant and chill area. Restaurant is nice with many food options, self ordering and super fast delivery. Views to Mount Fuji aswell ☺️ you pay everything at the end and can also use lounge chairs to chill.
Would just say staff at reception could be nicer.
Beautiful onsen with a majestic view of Mt. Fuji. Taking a bath with the panoramic view of this mountain is an indescribable feeling.
There are about 6-7 baths in both men & women sections each. They're well maintained and clean.
Unfortunately, men & women have to bath separately unlike the German saunas.
The most annoying part is that you have to dress up to go to the restaurant and undress again for the baths.
They also offer a free shuttle service from and to the Kawaguchiko station, which is quite nice.
