Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka is a small hotel in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, about 10 minutes on foot from Fujikyu Highland Station. It is run by the same group as its sister hotel, Hotel Kaneyamaen, and all rooms are non-smoking. Before you book, three things matter: the open-air baths use spring water trucked in from the sister hotel; guests with tattoos cannot use the baths; and dinner is at the hotel’s own yakiniku restaurant, reached straight from the front lobby.
Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka at a glance
| Item | Official information |
|---|---|
| Address | 3-6-10 Tatsugaoka, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi |
| Phone | 0555-22-7711 (hotel) |
| Nearest station | Fujikyu Highland Station, about 10 minutes on foot |
| Rooms | Single (double bed), double, twin, deluxe twin; all non-smoking |
| Check-in / out | 15:00–21:00, or 15:00–19:00 on dinner plans / by 10:00 |
| Baths | Open-air, men and women separate |
| Dinner | On-site yakiniku restaurant |
| Parking | 38 spaces, free for staying guests |
From the official site and booking page, read October 20, 2026.
Rooms and location at Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka in Fujiyoshida
What are the rooms like?
There are four room types: a single with a double bed, a double, a twin and a deluxe twin, which the hotel says was finished in February 2017 and has a Blu-ray and DVD player and a Nespresso machine. All rooms have Simmons beds, free Wi-Fi, a unit bath, a kettle and tea set, a hair dryer, an air purifier with humidifier, and yukata. Some double and twin rooms on the south side face Mount Fuji, and some look toward Fuji-Q Highland. The site says the hotel has several women on staff and welcomes women traveling alone.
Can I get a massage in my room?
Yes. In-room massage runs from 15:00 to 21:00: 35 minutes for 4,000 yen, 55 minutes for 6,000 yen and 70 minutes for 8,000 yen, tax included.
How do I get there?
From Fujikyu Highland Station on the Fujikyu Line, it is about 10 minutes on foot, about 900 m. The access page puts Shinjuku about two hours away by highway bus, or about two hours by train on the JR Chuo Line to Otsuki and then the Fujikyu Line; Haneda Airport is about 2 hours 40 minutes by bus. The official pages do not mention a shuttle. If the theme park is part of your trip, see our Fuji-Q Highland guide.
The open-air baths at Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka
When are the baths open?
The bath page lists 7:00 to 9:00 and 10:30 to midnight; between 9:00 and 10:30 they close for cleaning. There are separate open-air baths for men and women. Bring the bath towel and towel from your room; you can walk to the bath in your yukata.
Where does the hot-spring water come from?
The water is Fuji-san Onsen from the sister hotel, Hotel Kaneyamaen, brought in by tanker truck. The hotel lists it as a calcium-sodium-sulfate spring with high alkalinity.
Can I bathe with a tattoo?
No. The bath page states that guests with tattoos or irezumi are not allowed to bathe. The official pages do not list a private bath. Our tattoo and onsen guide covers other options.
Breakfast and yakiniku at Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka
What is breakfast?
Breakfast is served in a dining room for hotel guests, and you choose Japanese or Western. Tell the hotel your choice by 20:00 the day before; after that, you get the Japanese breakfast. The hotel mentions miso made in Fujiyoshida, natural-yeast bread and a woman head chef.
What is dinner?
Dinner is at YAKINIKU Tatsugaoka, the hotel’s own restaurant, which you can reach straight from the front lobby. Dinner plans include a set of Koshu local chicken yakiniku, with semi-private or partitioned seats given priority; on busy days you may sit in a larger room. Dinner service runs 17:00 to 21:00 (last order 20:30). From the menu, premium tongue is 2,500 yen, Wagyu kalbi 1,800 yen and a draft beer 700 yen. The hotel says some plans offer dinner other than yakiniku.
Can the hotel handle allergies or a special diet?
The official pages do not mention allergies, vegetarian or halal meals. Ask the hotel before you book.
Prices and rules at Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka
The official booking page shows prices per person for two adults sharing a room, tax included:
| Plan | From (per person) | Booking closes |
|---|---|---|
| Room only | 7,700 yen | 18:00 on the day |
| Basic plan (breakfast and bath) | 8,250 yen | 18:00 the day before |
| Dinner plan (yakiniku set) | 11,000 yen | 18:00, 3 days before |
| Dinner and breakfast | 11,550 yen | 18:00 the day before |
From the official booking page, read October 20, 2026. Prices change by date.
Is there a bathing tax?
Fujiyoshida City charges a bathing tax of 150 yen per guest per day, according to the city’s tax page; children under 12 are among those exempt. The booking page does not say whether its prices include it. See our onsen bathing tax guide.
What do children cost?
The official pages do not list child rates or co-sleeping rules. Ask the hotel when you book.
What is the cancellation policy?
The official site and the plan list do not state it; cancellation is done on a page you reach with your booking number and email. Read the terms on your booking screen before you confirm. Our hotel cancellation guide explains what to look for.
How do I pay?
The official pages do not list payment methods. The cancellation page mentions that some guests prepay by credit card, so card prepayment exists for some bookings; ask the hotel about paying at checkout.
What foreign guests should know before staying at Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka
- The hotel’s site and its working booking page are in Japanese; we did not find an English page.
- On dinner plans, check in by 19:00; on other plans, by 21:00.
- Tattoos mean no bath here, so plan another onsen if you have one.
- Tell the hotel if you want a Western breakfast by 20:00 the day before.
- Bring the towels from your room to the open-air bath.
Frequently asked questions
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Bottom line (2026): Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka is a small, non-smoking hotel near Fujikyu Highland Station, with open-air baths fed by trucked-in Fuji-san Onsen water and its own yakiniku restaurant. Guests with tattoos cannot bathe, and the cancellation terms are on the booking screen, not the website.
Sources
Every fact on this page is from Hotel Fuji Tatsugaoka’s official pages: home (Japanese), rooms, baths, dining, access, basic plan and the official booking page, plus Fujiyoshida City’s bathing tax page. All were read on October 20, 2026. Prices and rules change; check the official site before you book.
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