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Absolutely loved our time here! The owner was very welcoming and helpful, we were able to do a few loads of washing which was really needed. The property is spacious and very cutely decorated. Each piece of decoration brought us Joy. Highly recommended.

They picked me up from the train station. Lent me an electric bike for work. Gave me a delicious home cooked meal. Provided me with information about the Sakura Festival. They were all very kind, very generous, and lovely people. I would recommend this place to anyone. It was truly the best hotel experience I have ever had. They even brought my luggage to my next hotel and wouldn't accept any extra payment for any of this. Truly the best hotel. Don't expect them to do any of this, but don't be surprised if they do.

A very warm and friendly host Excellent host and very beautiful view of Mt Fuji. The owner made sure we had everything and also felt like home. She had also take away for pre-order, the food was so tasty. My boys loved it. Thank you so much for the experience.

The accommodation was very good, it is somewhat removed away from transportation, the owner and his wife are most gracious the bed is comfortable and clean sheets. The best of all is the toilet, it is the best to experience in my entire trip to Japan, Japan showers and toilets are wonderful, but la Posada has a toilet that auto open the toilet cover and the too system is the latest flushing system.

We were very pleasantly surprised by La Posada. The place was comfortable and well-equipped. The balcony on our unit had a great view of the lake and most of Mt. Fuji, with just a part of it behind trees. I think all the units would have a great view of the lake. It seemed out of the way in the map, but it’s surprising close to many things.There’s a shrine and waterfall next door and on top of a nearby hill is a view that rivals that at the Arakurayama Sengen Shrine, minus the cherry trees. It’s only a 20 minute walk to the lake - we walked to the lake, got dinner at the 7-11 nearby, and sat on the shore eating with a view of Mt. Fuji. We had a car so didn’t look into public transit but we saw people at bus stops on the main street, so this place is usable even without a car, and it’s much quieter than the places downtown. Two minor issues - the parking lot is narrow like the streets, so though the spaces are generous it requires concentration to get a car in and out. Also, there seemed to be a sewage smell in the parking lot, not sure where it came from. All in all, this is a great place to stay if you’re visiting the area.