Family hotels and homes in Ashitaka

The House is really special, it looks nice on the photos but in reality it is a Dream. Every room is different and it is still fitting well together, from playful to relaxed and entertainment to traditional rooms you have everything or better more than you need in this House. It was an Amazing stay that I can recommend to everyone.

My husband and I stayed at Numazu Club Oct 2 - 3. We really enjoyed our stay in all respects. The architecture of the hotel and the hotel garden grounds were absolutely beautiful. The garden was a traditional Japanese garden perfect for taking a stroll. We also really enjoyed dinner and breakfast at the hotel restaurant. The restaurant itself is located inside a historical Japanese tea house which being able to eat within was an experience onto itself. Also the food at the restaurant was a fusion of Japanese and Szechuan cuisine, which brought out the best of both cuisines. Finally, a shout out to the staff, especially general manager Imai-san, who really went out of their way to make our stay welcoming. Imai-san showed us a hidden path to the Senbonhama beach for awesome views of the ocean and Mt Fuji. Also after dinner our waiter kindly gave us a tour of the traditional Japanese tea house that the restaurant sits in. On a last note, our room was also really great. We stayed in a western style room on the second floor. The room was spacious and design was a mix of Japanese and western style with a large balcony overlooking the hotel grounds. Also the room itself was very well maintained and contained a full set of qualities amenities.

They help me find lost suitcase that got sent from airport. Also, unlimited view of mt. Fuji from your room

Super friendly personnel, clean and spacious room, easy to rent bike (we could even shower and use onsen after bike rental though we had checked out). Would love to come back!

Amazing staff and really good bed

This is a really nice place for a relaxing get-away to explore Japanese onsen, beautiful views over the lake and mount Fuji and good, traditional Japanese food. The staff is super polite and friendly.

The breakfast is extraordinary, we are talking about a real Japanese breakfast. But dinner... dinner is an event in itself, nine courses, carefully designed down to the last detail. There will be dishes you won't know whether to touch or just look at. The location is exceptional, buildings surrounded by forest with a landscape design that surpasses everything you can see in the photos, I have traveled to Italy, France, etc, and this is the most incredible private garden I have ever seen in my life. In fact the entire building is like a museum. Anyone who might complain about "the bed" or "it looks old" is mistaken, is choosing the wrong place, that person may need a Hilton or another typical chain hotel. This is a building that is considered a heritage site in Japan. And the staff, the staff also exceeds all expectations of friendliness. We travel with two children, including one of 5 years, and it is not normal for so many attention, such as bringing a blanket - without asking for it - in case the child was cold during dinner. Sanyo-so was the best part of one of the best trips of our lives. EDIT. I just found that the Sanyo-so garden was designed by Japanese garden artist Jihei Ogawa, several of his works are registered by the government as an Important Cultural Property. And many of the buildings were designed by architect Togo Murano -recipient of the Order of Cultural Merit, considered equivalent to the highest rank (Grand Cordon) of the Order of the Rising Sun-. So no, this is NOT just any building, it is not a building for those looking for a typical Hilton, it is a masterpiece of Japanese design.

Very clean with modern facilities

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Mori was a great host and ensured we had everything that we needed. The facilities at the accommodation were great, and breakfast was excellent.

This place is a real gem. Clean, comfortable, great view, great facilities, parking in front of the house. We had a great time using the hot plate to make Teppanyaki and having breakfast on the terrace. There was a coffee grinder and beans to make fresh drip coffee.