Fuji Green Hotel, Fuji (Shizuoka)

The hotel was quite roomy for a stay in Japan, conveniently close to the station but noisy due to constant train traffic. The Japanese-style room was a unique experience, though the lack of other guests was noticeable during our short stay.

The hotel was incredibly close to the station, making it convenient for transportation, but the room was outdated and had an early alarm at 6 am. However, the Japanese-style room added a unique touch to the stay. The lack of variety in the breakfast options was a downside. The staff were great and very helpful throughout my visit.

I stayed at a hotel that was unusual for Japan - it was Japanese-style, spacious, but old and had a smell of smoke. While we were aware of the unique room style beforehand, it was surprising that most other rooms were booked out during our short stay, and there were very few guests around. The location was excellent, right next to Fuji station, but there wasn't much to do directly around the hotel except for the convenience store. The dining experience consisted of simple offerings like coffee, sandwich, and yogurt on arrival. Despite the room's aged state, the size was generous, unlike typical hotels in Japan.

I had a unique experience staying in a Japanese-style room at this hotel, which was reasonably sized but had an alarm that went off at 6 am and was close to train tracks. Although it was unusual to see only one other guest during my 18-hour stay, the room provided a different cultural immersion.

The hotel is conveniently located just across from Fuji Station, making it easy to access transportation. The rooms, although quite spacious for a Japanese hotel, felt a bit run-down but were kept relatively clean. The dining options were limited, offering a simple selection upon arrival in a plastic shopping bag. Pricing was reasonable, but the overall value could be improved.