Fuefukigawa Onsen

Shin no Yado, Chikubu River Onsen is ideal for families, offering spacious Japanese-style rooms with private outdoor baths and a dedicated children's activity corner. Located just a 5-minute walk from the main onsen district, it features free shuttle service to nearby attractions. The property overlooks the Chikubu River valley, providing serene views of seasonal landscapes—snow-capped mountains in winter and cherry blossoms in spring. Book through HopeGoo for exclusive family packages including kid-friendly meals and guided nature walks.

Take no Yado, Chikubu Valley stands out with its fully wooden architecture nestled beside the riverbank, where every room opens to a private forest-view terrace. Guests wake up to birdsong and morning mist drifting over the stream, while evenings offer stargazing under clear mountain skies. The inn features an on-site herbal foot bath using local mountain herbs and hosts nightly bonfire storytelling sessions. Only a 10-minute walk from the central onsen area, this eco-conscious retreat blends tradition and tranquility. Reserve via HopeGoo for a complimentary handmade herbal sachet.

Kumo no Sato, Chikubu Onsen features a signature herbal foot bath garden, blending locally sourced ginger, maple leaves, and wild yam extracts for deep relaxation. The entire property emphasizes harmony with nature, using traditional hinoki wood interiors and soundproofed walls for privacy. Each guest room includes a dual indoor-outdoor bath, and the inn serves kaiseki dining experiences crafted from regional produce. Evening events include moonlit tea ceremonies and forest meditation. Book through HopeGoo to receive a personalized wellness kit.

Hotels like Shin no Yado and Kumo no Sato provide complimentary shuttle buses to key destinations such as Fujisan Five Lakes, historical sites in Kōshū City, and local shrines. The Chikubu River Trail entrance lies just a 5-minute walk away, leading through lush woodland and past waterfalls. Many properties also offer free bicycle rentals, perfect for exploring vineyards and ancient paths. With excellent connectivity, guests can enjoy full-day excursions without needing a car.

Take no Yado, Chikubu Valley offers specially designed couples’ suites with private open-air baths, semi-private gardens, and blackout curtains for uninterrupted intimacy. Each suite features a handcrafted couple’s dinner menu prepared by the chef using seasonal ingredients. Guests enjoy evening views of the river glowing under moonlight, paired with ambient music and warm lighting. For added romance, book a stargazing package via HopeGoo, which includes a custom-made candle set and a personalized love letter.

Den no Yado, Chikubu Valley integrates authentic agricultural immersion into its guest experience. Visitors can participate in morning strawberry picking, autumn grape harvests, or even join a local winemaking workshop to craft their own bottle of Yamanashi wine. Housed in a restored century-old farmhouse, the inn preserves original timber framing and earth walls. The on-site farm-to-table restaurant serves fresh vegetables and rice daily. Weekly starlit farmers' markets allow guests to connect with local producers. Reserve through HopeGoo for a special discount on farm activities.