Teiensaryo Yamanakako

9.3

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 9.3/10, based on 335 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 Current ryokan	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	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

Garden Setting Lake Views Forest Surroundings Hot Spring Town Indoor Bath Kaiseki Cuisine

Location

401-0502 Yamanashi, Yamanakako, Hirano 506, Japan

Staff 9,4/10

Facilities 9,1/10

Cleanliness 9,2/10

Comfort 9,1/10

Value for money 9,0/10

Location 9,3/10

Lake Area AccessAbout a five-minute walk from Lake Yamanaka for easy sightseeing and strolls.

Garden-View RoomsGuest rooms look onto the seasonal garden, adding a calm and distinctly local atmosphere.

Seasonal Creative MealsCreative Japanese dining highlights local and seasonal ingredients rather than standard set menus.

Fuji Spring BathBaths use natural Mt. Fuji water drawn from underground for a soothing soak.

Intimate Small RyokanWith only five rooms, the stay feels quiet, personal, and less crowded.

Traditional Garden RetreatJapanese garden scenery, koi pond, and mountain-foothill setting create a restful retreat feel.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsDining and the ryokan’s strongest appeal is its quiet garden-and-meal rhythm: arrive mid-afternoon, settle into the garden-view room, have dinner, enjoy a simple bath, walk to the lake, then leave after breakfast; add a second night only if you want an unhurried Lake Yamanaka stay with lakeside walks or light local sightseeing.

Trip-planning verdict: A small garden-focused ryokan in Yamanakako’s Asahigaoka area, best for a quiet 1-night lake break or a relaxed 2-night Fuji-side stay rather than a long regional base.

Know before booking

Not a true onsenThe bath is described as Fuji natural water, not a verified hot spring facility, so do not book it for onsen-hopping.

Small-scale stayWith only five rooms, this is an intimate guesthouse-style ryokan rather than a resort with many facilities.

Limited paymentOfficial property information indicates cash only, which can be inconvenient for international travelers.

Area can feel quietAsahigaoka is scenic and calm, but travelers wanting dense nightlife or heavy sightseeing may feel under-stimulated.

Dining Room (on-site)

on-site

Ryokan meal venue for original Japanese cuisine; breakfast and dinner plans are available.

NICO CAFE (nearby)

nearbynear the ryokan

Stylish cafe-bar by Lake Yamanaka, useful for light meals and drinks.

Sanrakuen (nearby)

nearbyabout 300 m

Nearby local Japanese restaurant known for hearty regional 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, the easiest approach is to reach the Lake Yamanaka area by highway bus or via Mt. Fuji Station, then continue by local bus or a short taxi ride to the ryokan. If arriving with luggage, a taxi from a nearby Hirano-area stop or from Mt. Fuji Station is usually the simplest final transfer.

Mt. Fuji Stationstation
13 km2-7-12 Kamiyoshida, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japanabout 25–35 min by taxiabout 30–50 min by bus, depending on connection
Most useful rail-linked transfer hub for reaching Yamanakako; good for travelers arriving by train from the Tokyo side and changing to bus or taxi.
Kawaguchiko Stationstation
14 kmFunatsu, Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, Japanabout 30–40 min by taxiabout 40–60 min by bus, depending on route and transfer
Useful alternative rail gateway with good visitor facilities, but usually less direct than Mt. Fuji Station for this ryokan.
Hirano Bus Stopbus
680 mHirano, Yamanakako, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi, Japanabout 5–10 min on foot, depending on the exact stop usedabout 2–5 min by taxinot usually needed for the final leg
Best nearby bus access for the ryokan area; usually the most practical arrival point if you are already on a Lake Yamanaka or highway bus route.
Mt. Fuji Yamanakako Bus Stopbus
2.4 kmYamanakako area, Yamanashi, Japanbest checked locally; generally not ideal on foot with luggageabout 5–10 min by taxia short onward bus or taxi transfer may be needed
Useful for some direct highway bus services into the Lake Yamanaka area; practical if your service stops here and you plan a short taxi onward.
Asahigaoka Bus Terminalbus
2.5 kmAsahigaoka, Yamanakako, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi, Japannot recommended on foot for most travelersabout 10–15 min by taxiabout 15–30 min by local bus, depending on service
Major local bus hub for Lake Yamanaka and a good fallback transfer point if coming from wider Fuji Five Lakes routes.
Haneda Airportairport
84 kmOta, Tokyo, Japanabout 2–2.5 hours by car in light traffictypically about 3–4 hours with bus or rail-and-bus combinations
Usually the most practical airport for international travelers heading to Yamanakako because onward bus and Tokyo-area transfer options are generally stronger than from more distant airports.
Narita International Airportairport
143 kmNarita, Chiba, Japanabout 3–4 hours by car in light trafficoften about 4.5–6 hours with transfers
Useful mainly if your flight arrives here; expect a longer transfer than from Haneda, usually via Tokyo and then onward bus or train-plus-bus.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Easy walk from the bus stopThe property is very close to the Asahioka bus terminal area, which makes arrival simpler if you are coming without a car. That convenience is especially useful around the Fuji Five Lakes region, where transfers can otherwise feel slow.
Close to Lake YamanakaYou can reach Lake Yamanaka on foot in just a few minutes, so it works well for lakeside walks, sunrise views, and relaxed sightseeing without needing to drive everywhere. This location is practical for travelers prioritizing the lake over city nightlife.
Traditional ryokan feelRooms use tatami flooring and futon bedding, giving the stay a more classic Japanese style than a standard business hotel. That makes it appealing if you want a simple cultural ryokan experience at a more accessible price point.
Pleasant garden settingThe ryokan is known for its Japanese garden atmosphere, which adds a calm, more personal character to the stay. Several guests specifically mention the courtyard and peaceful surroundings as part of the appeal.
Good-value meals and stayGuest feedback repeatedly highlights satisfying breakfast and dinner portions as well as solid value for the area. For travelers who want a convenient half-board style stay near Mount Fuji sightseeing spots, that can be a strong advantage.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Shared bathrooms and toiletsRooms are generally set up with shared bath and toilet facilities rather than private en-suite bathrooms. That can be inconvenient for travelers who want more privacy or hotel-style comfort.
Simple, not luxuryThis ryokan is better matched to travelers seeking a modest traditional stay than a polished high-end onsen retreat. If you expect premium design, extensive facilities, or upscale service touches, it may feel basic.
Public bath may feel mixed in consistencyThere is a large communal bath, but some recent guest impressions suggest the experience is not always equally well perceived by everyone. Travelers who are very particular about bath quality may want to keep expectations moderate.
Limited fit for travelers without shared-space toleranceBecause the property emphasizes traditional simplicity, comfort depends a lot on how you feel about communal areas and a quieter guesthouse-like setup. It is less ideal for anyone wanting full hotel convenience in every part of the stay.
Best for calm stays, not action-packed tripsThe setting is peaceful and oriented toward the lake area, so it may feel too quiet if you want lively nightlife or a dense cluster of shops and restaurants right outside. This is more of a restful base than an entertainment-focused stay.

Current position: 6th out of 68 ryokans in Yamanashi.

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 Current ryokan	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