“Basic accommodation for a quick nap”

Basic spot for a quick nap when you hike Mount Fuji. Great view. Evening meal is served at 16.00h ... most people go to sleep around 17.30h and get up around 00.30h ... it's 4 hours hiking to the summit for people who want to see the sunrise.

“Great stay on Fujisan”

The staff was amazing ! Welcoming, friendly, helpful ! 😁 Thank you for this nice stay on Fujisan !

Toilet inside the building

Check out at 7 am ! And to keep luggage while submitting need to pay extra 500 yen !

“Climbing Mt. Fuji”

We booked a stay with two beds separated from the others. The compartment is spacious and has individual light and a power supply. The staff was very kind and dinner and breakfast were good. The hut and its toilets are very clean. Under the given circumstances of altitude and staying with many people in a mountain hut, we had a very good stay.

Basic mountain hut, was not expecting anything fancy. Good place to stay the night and give your body some time to adjust since its just shy off 3000meters altitude

“it was a once in a lifetime experience to stay here and climb mount fuji + very grateful to the lovely staff”

beautiful view and the accommodation is a lot more private than the higher stations , they also provide free earbuds for the noise the staff was also very nice and i enjoyed the food

“Great spot”

Location

“Over all was a cool experience but I feel like they could do a little more in the bed department and being a bit more fr”

The food was amazing! We didn’t order a meal plan with our accommodation so was worried they wouldn’t serve us any food once there, but they still let us order some food as they were dishing it up. Great selection of food and was super impressed with it! Also pretty cool to be staying on the mountain so that was a cool experience in itself.

“Love it!”

The view at sunrise.

“It was a good experience”

Food was very tasty, location is very good. You can test after your trip and start climbing at night.

“A client and nothing more”

At 3:30 AM, near the summit, my friend and I were caught in a heavy sudden storm. We decided to run back to the new 7th station to dry off before making a second attempt. When we finally returned around 5:00 AM, we were told we couldn’t come back inside. When I asked why, we were informed that it was because we had already checked out. This establishment’s lack of basic humanity is disheartening. A couple of days later, both my friend and I are now ill, and we never made it to the summit. I’ve summited various mountains, and while the facilities here are adequate for mountaineering—especially if you’re accustomed to sleeping on futons and aren’t too sensitive to noise—I’ve never encountered such a lack of compassion on a trek like this. The staff strictly adheres to their duties but offers no support beyond that. You’re completely on your own, even after paying a substantial amount for your stay. I would recommend avoiding this place. Instead, consider climbing Mount Fuji in a single day—it’s manageable as long as the weather holds.

“It’s a good place to rest if you need to hike the next day.”

It was very clean and the staff was very kind.

“Should place blankets at rooms and ask if guests need any additional help.”

Good location

“Very well organized”

The stuff was very helpful and pleasant. Everything was well organized accoording to an accommodation of this style. Very good dinner. Wifi.

“once in a lifetime experience, and a good facilitator of that experience.”

It's a hut on mount Fuji, kinda a once in a lifetime thing. And 150 dollars for two people is pretty great. Food was tasty, it was warm inside, the mood was great, and the beds weren't too bad. Much more comfortable and private than the higher stations

Friendly staff and good dinner (special dinner as well, because I'm a vegetarian). Good place to stay to reach the summit before sunrise (we got up at midnight and left around 00:30 and were there before the summit and took a break on the 9th station on the way up).