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Shuhokaku Kogetsu
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A 43-room lakeside inn where every room faces Mt Fuji across Lake Kawaguchi, with kaiseki served in your room and free drinks on a foot-bath terrace — but the baths are recirculated, standard rooms have only a shower, and dinner moves to a dining hall from April 2027
Shuhokaku Kogetsu is a 43-room inn on the quiet north shore of Lake Kawaguchi, laid out so that every room and both shared open-air baths look straight across the water to Mt Fuji. A partial renovation in March 2023 gave every third-floor room its own onsen open-air bath and turned the garden into a foot-bath terrace where coffee, draught beer, highballs and Yamanashi wine are free until 18:30. Japanese guests rate it 4.7 across 686 reviews on one major site (rooms 4.8, breakfast 4.2, the lowest sub-score) and 4.71 across 607 on another (location 4.86, service 4.78). Bloggers who stayed in 2022 and 2024 and a steady stream of 2025–2026 reviewers — most of the recent evidence comes from booking-site reviews — praise the kaiseki served in your room, a late-night snack of chimaki, attentive room attendants and Fuji mirrored in the terrace's shallow water basin. Know before you book: the baths use Kawaguchiko Onsen water that a booking site lists as recirculated and filtered, and the analysis posted in a room bath gives a source temperature of about 31°C, so it is heated; standard rooms have a shower but no tub; and Fuji can hide for days — many summer 2026 guests never saw it. Complaints in 2024–2026 include a thin breakfast buffet (frozen mini omelettes, tempura left to go cold), centrally controlled air conditioning, creaking tatami, an odd smell in the corridors, over-scripted dinner explanations and billing mix-ups at checkout. And from 19 April 2027 most rooms will dine in a renovated dining hall rather than in-room. Two-meal stays run about ¥28,600–42,300 per person.
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Rooms with an onsen open-air bath — the four on the second floor and all the third-floor rooms (renovated March 2023)
Every bath faces Fuji across the lake. The single Special Room (10-tatami room, twin bedroom, 22-tatami living room, dining room, open-air bath and foot bath) slept a family of five in August 2022 and has 14:00 check-in and 11:00 check-out, but a blogger notes it isn't sold on booking sites — book it through the official site or by phone. A blogging couple's open-air-bath room had a dining room, a massage chair and a roofed bath set at 41°C; an August 2024 guest found the earthen-floor (doma) room's semi-open-air bath a little shallow but the balcony wide. Third-floor guests praised large, new rooms (October 2024) and the counter seat facing the lake (May 2026). One September 2026 repeat guest was given an accessible version that felt less luxurious — check the exact room when booking.
Foot-bath rooms on the second floor (12.5-tatami Japanese room, or 8 tatami plus twin beds, each with an indoor bath and an onsen foot bath on the balcony)
The value pick: guests in 2025–2026 describe sitting in the balcony foot bath watching sunrise on Fuji, and a family on a second visit in October 2025 called the view from the room superb. Note that the 10-tatami foot-bath room has no tub, only a shower booth with a massage shower and mist sauna.
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Standard 12.5-tatami Japanese rooms — and any room if you're sensitive to heat
They face Fuji too, but the standard Japanese rooms have a shower room and no bathtub, so for a soak you'll use the shared baths. Air conditioning is centrally controlled: one October 2024 guest found the room over 26°C with no way to cool it, and a March 2025 reviewer couldn't adjust it either. Other notes: creaking tatami (May 2026), an odd smell in the corridors (September 2025) and fittings that feel a little dated (June 2025).
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4.0/5A Japanese-Western buffet in the lake-view restaurant Therme with a live counter frying three kinds of tempura, small rice balls and a much-praised salt-butter roll — liked by most, but it's the inn's lowest sub-score on one major site (4.2), and 2025–2026 critics found it short on dishes, with frozen mini omelettes and smelt tempura left piled up to go cold
Arrive early: the free drinks in the Tsukimisō lounge and on the Suigetsu foot-bath terrace (beer, highballs, Yamanashi wine, soft drinks, nuts) run until 18:30, and the foot bath stays open until 22:30 and from 6:00. Get up at dawn for the best chance of Fuji and its reflection — the terrace's shallow water basin mirrors it even when the lake isn't calm. In autumn the Momiji Corridor is a short walk away; in spring guests walked to the cherry trees before breakfast. If Fuji stays hidden, staff may hand you a Fuji postcard at checkout.
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4.4/5A seasonal kaiseki served in your room for parties of up to three, or in a private dining room for four or more; the last dinner start is 19:00. The October 2026 menu includes Oshino salmon among the sashimi, a Koshu wine-pork shabu-shabu, simmered beef in a savoury custard and aosa seaweed chazuke. Guests from 2022 to 2026 praise the amount (many couldn't finish), carved-vegetable touches, a sea-bream chazuke to finish and a late-night chimaki or somen; leftover dessert is put in your fridge. Critics found it too much food (June 2026), 'ready-made' and lacking finesse (April 2026), or explained at tedious length (September 2026). From 19 April 2027 most rooms will dine in a renovated dining hall instead of in-room.
Onsen và thư giãn: thực tế ra sao
Kawaguchiko Onsen, described by the inn as a colourless, odourless alkaline spring; the analysis posted in a room bath in 2022 lists a calcium-sodium sulphate spring at about 31°C and pH 9.1. A major booking site lists the baths as recirculated and filtered, and a blogger confirms they aren't free-flowing; with a source that cool, the water is heated. The inn says all room open-air baths and foot baths, as well as the shared baths, use onsen water.
Separate men's and women's baths on the ground floor, each with an indoor bath and an open-air bath facing the lake and Fuji (Kuro-Fuji for men, Aka-Fuji for women), with a sauna on the men's side and a steam sauna on the women's; they don't swap, and are open from check-in to 24:00 and 5:00–9:30. Guests found them quiet, often near-empty, and the water soft, though a 2022 blogger found Fuji visible only from certain spots in the tubs, and the women's jacuzzi was off after 19:00 in May 2026. Two private open-air baths, Kōkō and Gekkō, cost ¥3,300 for 50 minutes and are booked on arrival. No day visitors.
No policy found on the official site or Japanese booking sites — contact the inn.
Lưu ý và những điều tinh tế
- 01
Check-in 15:00, check-out 10:00 (14:00 and 11:00 for some open-air-bath rooms). The free shuttle collects from Kawaguchiko Station 14:30–18:30 (call on arrival) and returns every 30 minutes 8:00–10:15. Dinner can't be served if you arrive after 19:00.
- 02
Dining-room renovation from 25 January to 7 April 2027: bookings are capped at two or three people (four in the second-floor open-air-bath rooms), no groups, and every dinner is in-room. From 19 April 2027, most rooms eat in the new dining hall, with groups of up to 10.
- 03
Cancellation: 10% from 21 days before, 20% from 14 days, 30% from 7 days, 50% the day before, 100% on the day. The inn warns that some overseas booking sites it hasn't authorised have shown wrong rooms or prices more than double the real rate — check your room type and price against the official site.
- 04
Children are welcome: primary-school children pay 70%, ages 3–6 pay 50% with a children's meal, and under-3s stay free. The kitchen can't change dashi stocks or handle severe allergies or gluten-free diets; give notice 7 days ahead. No pets.
- 05
Fuji is never guaranteed: the clearest views come in the colder months, and in summer and typhoon season many 2026 guests didn't see it at all.
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