レイクピアエンゼル山中湖
Tatami family rooms with lake or mountain views, 16 minutes from the water
About this stay
The walk to Lake Yamanaka takes about 16 minutes, close enough for an evening stroll but far enough that the property keeps its own quiet grounds, backed up by free on-site parking for anyone arriving by car instead. Family rooms come with tatami floors and a choice of lake or mountain views, the kind of detail worth requesting at booking. Dinner leans traditional, with Japanese cuisine served in the on-site restaurant, and the public bath gives guests a shared soaking option without leaving the property. Private check-in and check-out keep arrivals low-key, daily housekeeping and a lounge cover the practical side, and bicycle parking suits anyone exploring the lakeside path on two wheels. Fuji-Q Highland is about 13 kilometres away and Mount Fuji itself around 29, both realistic day trips from a base this close to the water.
- Lake or mountain view
- Tatami floors
- Public bath
- Free private parking
Our take
This suits families and couples who want tatami rooms with a real lake or mountain view within walking distance of Lake Yamanaka, rather than a car-only property further out. The public bath and traditional restaurant make it easy to stay on-site for an evening. Travellers who specifically want a private in-room onsen bath rather than a shared public bath should look elsewhere, since bathing here is communal.
- Request a lake-view room at booking, since mountain-view rooms are also available and the two are not interchangeable.
- Walk to Lake Yamanaka in the evening, it is about 16 minutes and a pleasant way to close the day.
- Book the on-site restaurant for at least one dinner, the traditional Japanese menu is easier here than driving out.
Why we love it
- A 16-minute walk to Lake Yamanaka
- Tatami family rooms with lake or mountain views
- Traditional Japanese cuisine at the on-site restaurant
- A public bath plus free private parking
Why guests love itI would pick Lake Pier Angel Yamanakako for a family that wants tatami and space near Lake Yamanaka, the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes. The family rooms have tatami floors and look out over the lake or the mountains, so children can play on the mats. The lakeshore is a 16-minute walk, and free on-site parking makes it easy by car. The public bath is a good way to warm up, and the restaurant serves traditional Japanese cuisine. It is rated 8.4 from 259 reviews.
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