Exterior entrance of Maruyaso with manicured pines and traditional signage in Yamanashi, Chūbu
Traditional folded yukata and obi at Maruyaso ryokan in Yamanashi, Chubu
Communal tiled shower area with stools, hand showers, mirrors and toiletries at Maruyaso in Yamanashi, Chūbu
Indoor tiled onsen bath with water spout and window light at Maruyaso in Yamanashi
Traditional tatami room with low table, stacked futon and window overlooking greenery at Maruyaso, Yamanashi
Tatami room with low table, shoji screens and garden-facing windows at Maruyaso in Yamanashi, Chūbu
Two-story ryokan facade with pruned garden at Maruyaso in Chūbu Yamanashi, Japan
Tatami room with wooden cabinets, stacked cushions, kettle and fridge at Maruyaso, Yamanashi, Chūbu

Maruyaso

8.1
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.1/10, based on 162 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 3:00 PM / Check-out until 10:00 AM
Hot Spring Town Station Access Lake Views Public Onsen Indoor Bath
Staff 8,7/10
Facilities 7,6/10
Cleanliness 7,9/10
Comfort 7,7/10
Value for money 8,1/10
Location 8,8/10

Ryokan highlights

A simple, budget-friendly onsen minshuku in Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko, convenient for Kawaguchiko Station and Lake Kawaguchi.

Natural Onsen BathsShared hot-spring baths use local Kawaguchiko onsen water for a classic soak.
Walkable Station AccessAbout 15 minutes on foot from Kawaguchiko Station, with shuttle support available.
Mt. Fuji ViewsFront-side rooms are known for views toward Mount Fuji.
Traditional Tatami RoomsJapanese-style rooms with tatami and futons deliver a simple local stay.
Good Budget ValueAffordable rates make it appealing for travelers prioritizing experience over luxury.
Flexible for GroupsRoom options for two to six guests suit couples, families, and friends.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsAccess is the main stay-length driver here: arrive from Tokyo or onward travel routes, check in, use the indoor hot spring bath, sleep in a tatami room, then use the next day for Lake Kawaguchiko walks and nearby sights. A second night works if you want slower Fuji-view timing or weather flexibility, but the inn itself is too simple for a long ryokan-focused stay.
Trip-planning verdict: A good budget traditional stay for 1 night, or 2 nights if you want a relaxed Kawaguchiko base without paying for a higher-end Fuji-view ryokan.

Know before booking

Simple, older innChoose this for value and location, not polished luxury; facilities appear dated and fairly basic.
Shared facilitiesBathing and some facilities are shared, so it is less suitable if you want strong privacy.
No dinner planMeals do not appear to be a core feature, so dinner timing needs planning outside the property.

Food & drinks

Maruyaso at 594 Funatsu appears to be a simple onsen minshuku with no on-site meals, so nearby casual dining is the best option.

Izakaya High Spirits (nearby)
nearby600 m

Small izakaya bar with Japanese tapas and drinks.

  • YakitorifoodGrilled chicken skewers.
  • PizzafoodCasual oven-baked pizza.
  • Tapas platesspecialtySmall Japanese fusion bites.
  • BeerdrinkGood with izakaya snacks.
  • CocktailsdrinkBar-style mixed drinks.
Ikku (nearby)
nearby1 km

Japanese restaurant listed near the ryokan.

  • Japanese set mealsfoodLikely casual local plates.
  • Noodle dishesfoodSimple hot Japanese noodles.
  • Local specialtiesspecialtyRegional comfort food may be available.
Tetsuyaki (nearby)
nearby1.1 km

Popular casual Japanese grill near Kawaguchiko Station.

  • Okonomiyaki setfoodSavory Japanese pancake set.
  • Teriyaki chickenfoodSweet-savory grilled chicken.
  • Pork teriyakifoodGrilled pork with teriyaki sauce.
  • DrinksdrinkStandard meal drinks.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan is in Funatsu, Fujikawaguchiko, with Kawaguchiko Station as the main gateway and airport access typically routed via Tokyo.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Should you choose this ryokan?

A budget-friendly, traditional minshuku in Fujikawaguchiko with natural hot-spring baths and possible Mt. Fuji views. It suits travelers who value authenticity and price over modern comfort, privacy, and full ryokan-style service.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Affordable onsen stay near KawaguchikoThis property is known as a lower-cost hot-spring guesthouse in Fujikawaguchiko, making it attractive if you want an onsen experience without paying luxury ryokan rates.
  • Traditional Japanese room atmosphereRooms are simple Japanese-style spaces with tatami and futons, which gives the stay a more local and old-school feel than a standard business hotel.
  • Natural hot-spring baths on siteThe inn offers shared onsen baths fed by local hot-spring water, so you can enjoy a classic bathhouse routine without leaving the property.
  • Good base for station and sightseeingIt is roughly a 10 to 15 minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station, which is convenient for visiting Lake Kawaguchi and the wider Mt. Fuji area without needing a car.
  • Small and personal scaleWith only around 11 rooms, the inn feels intimate rather than busy, which can be appealing if you prefer a quieter, family-run atmosphere.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Shared bathrooms and toiletsThis is one of the biggest trade-offs: bathrooms and toilets are shared, so it will not suit travelers who want private in-room facilities.
  • More minshuku than full ryokanDespite the traditional setting, the experience is simpler and less service-heavy than a classic ryokan, with fewer comfort touches and less polish.
  • Facilities feel datedThe inn is appreciated for authenticity, but the style and setup are rustic rather than modern, which may disappoint guests expecting renovated interiors.
  • Limited privacy in the bathsThe hot-spring baths are communal and not designed for private reservation, so this is not ideal for travelers uncomfortable with shared bathing.
  • Best for simple stays, not indulgent onesIf you are looking for spacious rooms, premium dining, or a romantic luxury retreat near Mt. Fuji, this property is likely to feel too basic.

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Current position: 44th out of 68 ryokans in Yamanashi.

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