Top Hotels Near Asama Farm in Fuefuki from AU$56

"From the moment they picked us up from the train station, we knew that we were in love! Everyone was so kind and you can tell they really want you to have a stress free vacation. The food was amazing and would HIGHLY recommend for people visiting Japan! Truly a one of a kind experience in a beautiful town! "

"For a one night stay the price was great and the room was comfortable. The breakfast was excellent."

"We thought the value for money was excellent ... the booking and checking in was all good, and the room was perfect for a short stay for a couple. It's a little bit out of the way, but that works fine if you have a car, and the parking is under cover right next to the room. "

"Nice hotel. Huge room. The bathroom was bigger than the other Japan hotels we stayed at. All the staff we interacted with were fantastic. A bit of a language barrier but they tried their best to communicate. We got a really good rate for two days, included breakfast. Just so no one is caught off guard as I was, this is an adult hotel. Not as in no minors, but as in a love hotel. If you’re not familiar (I was not) Google this first before booking so you know what you’re getting into. If that doesn’t bother you, it was a great stay for a great rate. The 7/11 is across the street for good snacks and actually good meals. Check out the sweets factory a few blocks behind the 7/11. The only down fall is, it’s a bit of a hike to and from the bus station. "

"Words cannot do justice to describe how beautiful this location is. We were absolutely stunned when we arrived not only by the beauty of the surrounding area but the building itself. The property is large and has tons of beautiful gardens and ponds to enjoy while you stay. The food is also absolutely delicious and the service was amazing. We really appreciated the staff and their service while we were there. I highly recommend this stay!"

"The ryokan at entrance was beautiful. The lobby and the whole lower floor was spectacular. Loved how walking inside your completely transported to a Japanese experience with bridged walkways shaped of arcs and where there was ponds underneath lthose bridges. Right before entering the onsen, on either men or women, there's an amazing walkway Japanese decorated pathway that leads to their very own and waterfall. It is picture worthy to be posted on any and all social media. The onsens was also amazing. I've only been on the women's side and my husband and son in the men's side, but from the map each side has a inside and outside onsen. It is a public onsen but it was so beautiful and spacious before going into the onsen, to into the onsen inside or outside and even after to clean yourself with all the skincare and hair treatments. They really go all out for you to enjoy their amenities. Our room was on tatami mats, with a full bathroom with shower area and tub. It was very nice and room for all of us, even with a warm blanket for a eating area. My only dissatisfaction was the poor insolation and air in the room. It was exceptionally windy outside. I noticed some ripped wallpaper areas and thought the wind was coming thru there but my husband reassured me it was all over the flooring and all over even where he slept was also cold. Other than that it felt good but was sleeping in the highest temp of 26°C. Other than that would have been 5 stars. "