If coming by train it is only about a ten minute walk to the station. There is a good bakery and a supermarket on the way. The onsen was amazing and the massage chair was great afterwards. We arrived early but could drop our bags at the hotel and go sightseeing which made the best use of our time. The room had a great view of Mt Fuji.

Just be aware of you are getting a bus back to another city that the Highland Bus stop is on the other side of the park about 25-30 mins walk. Nothing I can fault about the hotel.

These are perhaps the best, last-minute accomodations I've ever had. I needed a hotel near Fuji-Q Highland, fast, and Hotel Tatsugaoka was the only one with cheap rooms available. Nothing about the quality of service I received there was cheap, however. The polite staff went above and beyond to help when I had questions about navigating the Fujiyoshida area or if I needed extra amenities. They even held onto my luggage after I had already checked out and my missing articles when I forgot them in my room. The room itself was quaint, but clean, and the bed was big and comfortable. It had a mini fridge and a TV. The bathroom and tub were fairly spacious by Japanese standards and were clean. As you enter the hotel, you walk through a small, but pleasant teian (Japanese-style garden). The hotel lobby had free bath/beauty amenities as well as free posters of Mt. Fuji to take home, though they were too big for my suitcase. The lounge is small, but has a massage chair, a microwave, and vending machines stocked with: soda, juice, beer, and whiskey. Last, but not least, the onsen (hot spring) was small, but pleasantly relaxing after a long day of exploring, and wasn't crowded past 9 pm. Just remember to bring your spare room towel, wear the provided yukata (robe), and ditch your shoes before you enter. They have shelves for your shoes and lockers for your stuff. Caveat: I speak Japanese, so I didn't have issues communicating with the staff, so I can't comment on their English abilities, but they had English signs and directions upon request. I also can't comment on their meals, since they cost extra and I ended up eating while I was out, but if you like yakiniku (grilled meat a la cart), it's their restaurant's specialty.

There's no on-site laundry room for guests, so it's a bit of a hike to the local laundromat while carrying your clothes, but if you ask the front desk, they'll give you a map with directions. The hotel is also about 30 minutes on-foot to each of the 3 major bus/train stations in the Fujiyoshida/Fujikawaguchiko area, so plan accordingly. On the other hand, it is centrally-located and only about a 10-minute walk from Fuji-Q Highland and the It's More ! (basically Japanese Wal-Mart).

The hotel was very nice and organized, with a private onsen. The position is great if you want to see mt Fuji, chirueito pagoda and the five lakes! The parking lot is also free. The room was a bit small but clean and complete with everything needed (except a wardrobe). The restaurant was really good.

The frame of the room was a bit old, so a bit of cold came in during night. The breakfast was not "buffet" but a simple prepared tray (japanese or western). It was a bit difficult to communicate with the staff: they surely are kind and prepared with already written descriptions for procedures, but we had to use online translators

The Japanese-style breakfast was great for a quick and efficient meal before heading out for the day. The location was easy to access from Fuji-Q drop off and the local streets were nice to walk around. Excellent view from the room in the morning even with classic Fuji cloudy weather. The hot spring was lovely, very nice in the winter weather and the room was a generous size compared to other accommodation for the price.

with the exception of the hot spring, the facilities were a bit dated, but frankly not too out of line from the price. While it's partially my fault for not pre-booking dinner, when I decided to get dinner at the attached restaurant on the evening of my stay, I went to the restaurant 45 minutes before what I was told was last order, and I was told the restaurant was closing earlier than the usual opening hours. This meant I had to walk out to other restaurants in 0 Celsius weather. If I had known the last order time was an hour earlier than I was told that night I would've gone down earlier.

The room was a standard business hotel type room but the bed was a decent size, you may struggle if you have a suitcase though. The facilities were very good from the public bath, relaxing room and free amenities.

Not strictly the hotel's fault but there was a lot of construction happening nearby which made being in the room in the day a little unpleasant. Not sure how fully booked it was but maybe locating people away from that side of the hotel where possible with so much close loud noise.

I liked the free parking. The entrance to the hotel was nice and well-kept. The staff was kind and although they didn't speak English, they were able to communicate using translation software. The room was relatively small, but still relatively comfortable. The view of Mount Fuji from the room window was very nice. We traveled by car, so all the tourist attractions were about fifteen minutes away from the hotel.

We could not order breakfast. We could not order private time for the Onsen.

A spacious room (compare with many other hotels in Japan), not far from Fuji Q station, with excellent staff service. The staff is very informative and helpful. Enjoy a great outdoor onsen, providing a peaceful experience. A good breakfast is included. Additionally, the location is close to a large supermarket, restaurants, and Fuji Q Highland Theme Park.

When traveling to Fuji Q by expressway bus, reaching the hotel from Fuji Q Highland Bus Station can be challenging. It’s quite a distance to walk, especially with luggage, and particularly inconvenient when there are no taxis available.

Really nice hotel, I believe its a hidden gym. Great location, friendly staff as well as very comfy, had the onsen all to myself for 2 nights in a row as well as the massage chair.

The one thing that I would have hoped didn’t happen was that I paid for a Fuji view room yet when I arrived I was given a normal room. Kanagawa san tried to correct the mistake by giving me a a Fuji view room for one night as they were fully booked the night after so just changing the rooms and all was a hassle. I also believe its slightly pricy for the room size.

I liked the fact that they have an Onsen for their guests. It wasn’t too crowded when we were there so I used the Onsen most of the time to myself. 🩷 The hotel cleans your room everyday and replaces the Yukata. I would love to be back here when Mount Fuji’s draped in white snow. You can see Mt Fuji from the hotel. The breakfast was awesome!

Perhaps the slippers. Maybe they can provide ones which the previous guests didn’t use or disposable ones. The slippers I got were smelly.

Our twin room had all the amenities you would need for a short stay: mini-fridge, Nespresso machine, and bathrobes. We stayed as a family of 3 and found it plenty spacious. We especially enjoyed the rotenburo onsen during the snow fall – thankfully, when we were there, it was empty so we were able to enjoy it in private. The massage chair (free of charge) is also an amazing plus after a soak in the onsen. The breakfast was hearty – and you can choose between Japanese or Western-style. The Korean BBQ restaurant in-house and the bakery nearby were also delicious!

Short walking distance from the Fujikyu-Highland train station but it was along a busy road. When we arrived, it was snowing and so the roads were icy. I would not recommend walking if it is snowy/icy or it's dark outside. Thankfully, the front desk was happy to call us a taxi so we ended up taking more taxis than planned.