AWAUMI Fujikawaguchiko Resort — Hotel in Fujikawaguchiko

AWAUMI at Fujikawaguchiko is an exceptional accommodation that offers a perfect blend of modern luxury and traditional Japanese hospitality. The villas are beautifully designed, with sleek and modern architecture that is sure to impress. The check-in process was smooth and efficient, with the assistant providing us with all the necessary information in English, which was greatly appreciated.

One of the highlights of AWAUMI is the extensive range of amenities provided. From the variety of bath products to the inclusion of a hot tub with onsen water in the villa, every detail has been thought of to ensure guests have a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The beds and futons are extremely comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep, and the availability of heating and air conditioning in all rooms adds to the overall comfort.

A unique feature of AWAUMI is the inclusion of fresh coffee beans and a grinder, allowing guests to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee while taking in the stunning views of Fujikawaguchiko. Additionally, the sauna in the villa is superb, providing a relaxing and rejuvenating experience.

In conclusion, AWAUMI at Fujikawaguchiko offers a luxurious and comfortable stay that is sure to exceed expectations. The modern villas, extensive range of amenities, and exceptional service make it a top choice for accommodation in the area.

In my opinion, AWAUMI has done an excellent job in catering to the needs and preferences of its guests, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality accommodation in Fujikawaguchiko. The combination of modern luxury and traditional hospitality creates a unique and memorable experience that is sure to leave a...

Avoid this overpriced property Thin curtains let in light during the morning, waking us up too early. The A/C controls are extremely unintuitive; as a non-Japanese speaker I couldn’t set it to simple cooling. The unit sits directly above the bed, creating an unpleasant draft, and it is very noisy. After 21:00 the service team leaves and the lobby area closes, so wine, bath salts, and any assistance (e.g., with the A/C) are unavailable. We received two single beds pushed together instead of a king or queen, which is inconvenient for couples. The spring mattresses were uncomfortable. The private outdoor bath cannot be heated; the water was too cold to use. The hotel is not prepared for rain—our outdoor seating was soaked and staff could not replace the wet cushions. Room amenities were not pre-set at check-in: the sauna was cold and the outdoor bath was empty. The service team genuinely tried to help, but no one spoke English, making...

We stayed in the hotel for two nights and had already informed the receptionist when we checked in that two friends would come visit on the next day where they stayed in another hotel closer to FujiQ. When our friends came, one of their staff blocked our way and accusing us that we had more people staying than we booked in an unfriendly, rude and arrogant manner as if he was a cop and caught us did something bad. We explained to him in both English and Japanese translation that our friends were just here visiting. We showed him their other hotel booking confirmation but he said no guests were allowed to come visit in any hotel and this is their some Japan hotels authority’s rule! We asked him proof of such rules which of course there isn’t any. No proper apologies and poor attitude remains from that staff. Very bad experience with the staff here. Other than that, the hotel property and...