Kasuitei Ooya

9.0

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 9.0/10, based on 1,562 reviews.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
🥇 1st	Kawaguchiko Lakeside Hotel	9.7/10	1,017
🥈 2nd	Fujikawaguchiko Onsen Konanso	9.4/10	4,042
🥉 3rd	Rakuyu	9.4/10	1,243
4th	Rokumeikan Hills	9.6/10	56
5th	Togawaso	9.3/10	654
6th	Teiensaryo Yamanakako	9.3/10	335
7th	Beautiful Japanese Garden Kagetsu	9.3/10	246
8th	Temple Lodging Shukubo Kakurinbo	9.2/10	1,063
9th	Mt Fuji View and Private Sauna Ryokan Shizuku しずく	9.2/10	1,010
10th	Komaya Ryokan	9.3/10	130
11th	Taiheikan	9.2/10	481
12th	Fuji Onsenji Yumedono	9.1/10	2,529
13th	Fujikawaguchiko Onsen Hotel Asafuji	9.1/10	2,503
14th	Kasuitei Ooya Current ryokan	9.0/10	1,562
15th	Shoji Lake Hotel	9.0/10	1,062
16th	Tokiwa Hotel	9.1/10	97
17th	Yamadaya Hotel	9.0/10	504
18th	Fuji View Hotel	8.9/10	11,512
19th	Rakusuien	10.0/10	9
20th	Wakamizusou	8.9/10	1,311
21st	Village Sun Lake Kawaguchiko	9.0/10	83
22nd	Oike Hotel	8.8/10	1,745
23rd	Hotel Koryu	8.8/10	1,016
24th	Maruei	8.9/10	69
25th	Ashiwada Hotel	8.8/10	335
26th	Pension Marieペンションマリエ	8.8/10	311
27th	Kounso	8.8/10	79
28th	Lakeland Hotel Mizunosato	8.7/10	2,322
29th	SAKURA inn 白米	9.1/10	11
30th	Glamping Village Fuji Kawaguchiko	8.8/10	28
31st	Ichifujiso	8.6/10	595
32nd	Akaishi Ryokan	8.5/10	712
33rd	Hakkaisan Konohanakan	8.9/10	5
34th	Fukuichi	8.5/10	104
35th	Wan Wan Paradise Premier Yamanakako	8.5/10	84
36th	Haku Fuji Yamanakako	10.0/10	1
37th	Shiki-no-Yado Fujisan	8.4/10	5,240
38th	Wan Wan Paradise Yatsugatake	8.2/10	10
39th	Lake Yamanakako Shuzansou	8.2/10	45
40th	Asia Hotel FUJISAN	8.1/10	24
41st	Ryokan Fuji Heights	7.7/10	7
42nd	Hanamizuki	7.3/10	4
43rd	The Gran Resort Princess Fujikawaguchiko	8.2/10	903
44th	Maruyaso	8.1/10	162
45th	Hanasuishou	8.1/10	205
46th	Hotel Hatta	8.1/10	315
47th	Isawa Tokiwa Hotel	8.1/10	718
48th	Yamanaka Lake Ryozan	8.1/10	1,198
49th	Mt Fuji Hanayagi no Sho Keizan	8.1/10	1,716
50th	YATSUGATAKE KOGEN RESORT	8.0/10	112
51st	Yanagiya	8.0/10	141
52nd	KAMENOI HOTEL Fuji	7.8/10	35
53rd	Meitei no Yado Hotel Koshien	8.0/10	638
54th	Yamagisi Ryokan	8.0/10	649
55th	Kikori	7.9/10	122
56th	Hotel Kimiyoshi	7.8/10	131
57th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Shinko	7.8/10	145
58th	Fujimien	7.1/10	21
59th	Minshuku Kobayashi	7.4/10	63
60th	Kasugai View Hotel	7.6/10	452
61st	Hotel Sekitei	7.6/10	870
62nd	Hotel Hana Isawa	7.4/10	100
63rd	Yasuragi no Bettei Shikitei	7.2/10	46
64th	Hotel Heian	6.6/10	21
65th	Isawa View Hotel	7.4/10	250
66th	Sakura no Yakata Hotel	7.1/10	68
67th	Hotel Kaminoyu Onsen	6.8/10	400
68th	Lake Oshino	4.2/10	13

Check-in from 3:00 PM / Check-out until 10:00 AM

Lake Views Hot Spring Town Station Access Public Onsen Open-Air Bath Indoor Bath

Location

401-0301 Yamanashi, Fujikawaguchiko, Funatsu 4025, Japan

Staff 9,3/10

Facilities 9,0/10

Cleanliness 9,1/10

Comfort 9,0/10

Value for money 8,4/10

Location 9,2/10

Lakefront SettingSet by Lake Kawaguchi, giving easy access to waterfront walks and area sightseeing.

Scenic Bath OptionsKnown for hot spring bathing with open-air and private bath appeal for relaxing stays.

Spacious RoomsGuest feedback often highlights room size, especially helpful for families or longer stays.

Easy Station AccessConvenient base near Kawaguchiko Station, with access support appreciated by many guests.

Helpful HospitalityService is frequently praised as warm, accommodating, and supportive during local travel.

Good Sightseeing BaseWell placed for visiting Lake Kawaguchi attractions and reaching Fuji-Q Highland easily.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsLakefront position near Kawaguchiko Station is the main stay-length driver: arrive by afternoon, use the baths before dinner, walk the lakeside, then use the next day for the ropeway, boat, or wider Kawaguchiko bus circuit before moving on.

Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-2 night Kawaguchiko ryokan stay for lake access, baths, and easy Mt. Fuji area sightseeing rather than a long secluded retreat.

Know before booking

Can overstayBeyond two nights, many travelers run out of high-value nearby sights unless they are intentionally using Kawaguchiko as a Fuji-area base.

Not deeply secludedThis is a convenient lakeside town setting near station access, not an isolated mountain ryokan experience.

Views varySome rooms emphasize Lake Kawaguchi and some room categories differ, so view expectations should match the exact room booked.

Kagura Chaya (on-site)

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Private dining rooms inside the ryokan for Japanese breakfast and seasonal dinner.

08CAFE (nearby)

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Casual cafe noted by the ryokan for coffee, pancakes, and hot dogs.

Houtou Kura Funari (nearby)

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Popular local spot for Yamanashi hoto noodle dishes.

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

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive For most travelers, arrive via Kawaguchiko Station and take a short taxi ride if carrying luggage; walking is possible in fair weather. If coming from Tokyo by air, Haneda is usually the more practical airport gateway than Narita for reaching Kawaguchiko.

Kawaguchiko Stationstation
500 mabout 10–15 min on footabout 3–5 min by taximain arrival hub; local buses also depart nearby
Best overall rail and highway-bus access point for the ryokan. Use a taxi if you have large luggage or arrive late.
Mt. Fuji Stationstation
2.1 kmabout 30 min walkabout 10–15 min by taxiabout 15–25 min by local train or bus, depending on connections
Useful secondary rail hub on the Fujikyuko Line, especially when transferring within the Fuji Five Lakes area or arriving via some bus routes.
Pleasure Cruiser / Ropeway Entrance Bus Stopbus
160 mabout 3–8 min on footvery short taxi ride if neededlocal sightseeing bus stop; timing best checked locally
Handy nearby stop for local sightseeing buses around the lake area, but less important than Kawaguchiko Station for first arrival.
Kawaguchiko Station Bus Terminalbus
500 mabout 10–15 min on footabout 3–5 min by taxidirect bus arrival point for many regional and long-distance services
Very useful if arriving by highway bus from Tokyo or other cities, and also for local sightseeing bus connections around Lake Kawaguchi.
Fujisan Station Bus Terminalbus
2.1 kmabout 30 min walkabout 10–15 min by taxiabout 15–25 min by local bus or train connection
Useful as a regional bus transfer point when coming from areas not directly linked to Kawaguchiko Station.
Tokyo International Airport (Haneda)airport
92 kmabout 1.4 h by carcommonly several hours overall to the ryokan via bus or rail transfer
Usually the most practical airport for international visitors heading to Kawaguchiko from Tokyo, especially if you can connect to a direct or near-direct bus service.
Narita International Airportairport
150 kmabout 2.3 h by carcommonly longer than Haneda overall; often requires multiple transfers or a long bus journey
Useful for some international arrivals, but generally less convenient than Haneda for reaching the ryokan unless flight options strongly favor it.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Lakefront settingThe ryokan stands right by Lake Kawaguchi, which gives many stays a scenic waterfront atmosphere rather than a town-hotel feel. That lakeside position is one of its biggest experiential advantages in the Fuji area.
Good access from the stationIt is about a 10-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station, and the property also offers station pick-up during set hours. That makes arrival easier if you are traveling with luggage or coming for a short Fuji-area stay.
Strong onsen varietyBeyond the main baths, the ryokan offers rooftop-view baths and a reservable private bath, giving couples and first-time onsen users more flexibility. This adds more bathing options than a basic ryokan with only one public bath area.
Rooms with private open-air bathSome of the higher-end rooms include a hinoki open-air bath and elevated lake-facing views. That is a meaningful upgrade for travelers who want a more private, quieter hot-spring experience.
Classic ryokan meal experienceThe property emphasizes seasonal kaiseki-style dining, including local-style dishes such as houtou hot pot in some plans. It is a practical choice if you want a traditional ryokan stay with dinner and breakfast built into the experience.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Not the most secluded atmosphereBecause it is close to the station and in the developed Kawaguchiko lakeside area, it feels more convenient than remote. Travelers seeking a hidden mountain retreat may find the setting less intimate than expected.
Best views are room-dependentThe strongest lake and Fuji-facing experience depends heavily on the room category you book. A lower-tier or less well-positioned room may not deliver the same wow factor shown in premium room photos.
Public baths may feel limited at busy timesThe onsen offering is attractive, but this is still a mid-sized ryokan rather than a huge spa resort. During peak travel periods, the bathing areas can feel less spacious and serene than the photos suggest.
Traditional style over ultra-modern luxuryIts appeal is classic ryokan comfort, not cutting-edge design or high-end contemporary luxury. If you want a very polished five-star modern resort atmosphere, this may feel a bit conventional.
Some annex options change the experienceThe newer annex-style accommodation nearby is more self-contained and comes without the full ryokan service rhythm or in-house dining style of the main stay. Travelers expecting the same experience across all room types could be disappointed if they book the wrong category.

Current position: 14th out of 68 ryokans in Yamanashi.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
9th	Mt Fuji View and Private Sauna Ryokan Shizuku しずく	9.2/10	1,010
10th	Komaya Ryokan	9.3/10	130
11th	Taiheikan	9.2/10	481
12th	Fuji Onsenji Yumedono	9.1/10	2,529
13th	Fujikawaguchiko Onsen Hotel Asafuji	9.1/10	2,503
14th	Kasuitei Ooya Current ryokan	9.0/10	1,562
15th	Shoji Lake Hotel	9.0/10	1,062
16th	Tokiwa Hotel	9.1/10	97
17th	Yamadaya Hotel	9.0/10	504
18th	Fuji View Hotel	8.9/10	11,512
19th	Rakusuien	10.0/10	9