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    Our top choices for Yamanakako hostels

    1. SinoYado Niji - Hostel

    A wooden cabin interior with a bathroom, a living area with a sofa, and a dining table.

    2. Hostel Fujisan YOU

    A modern multi-story building with a dark facade, multiple windows, and a visible entrance with a door.

    3. Mt Fuji Hostel Michael's

    A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a sliding door, and a ceiling light.

    4. Hostel Mt. Fuji-FUKUYA

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    5. Wafu Guesthouse Kashiwaya - Hostel

    A traditional Japanese gate with a tiled pathway leading to a wooden building.

    6. WPÜ HOTEL HAKONE

    A building entrance with a wooden facade, a metal railing, and a sign reading 'WPÜ HAKONE'.

    7. Royal Hotel Kawaguchiko

    A tranquil outdoor pool area with a wooden pergola overhead, surrounded by large rocks and trees.

    8. Hostel&Information SAMURISE

    A stone wall with a sign reading "Samurise" and a wooden door.

    9. Fuji Base Gotemba - Hostel

    A storefront with large windows, a bicycle outside, and a signboard.

    10. RYOKAN PLUM

    A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, shoji screens, and a low wooden table with a small plant.

    11. Asante inn - Hostel

    A view through large windows of a garden with rocks and greenery.

    12. Onsen Hostel K's House Hakone

    A clear pool with large rocks and a bamboo fence in the background.

    13. Irori Guesthouse Tenmaku - Hostel

    A cozy bar area with wooden furniture and a bar counter.

    14. Onsen Guesthouse Tsutaya - Hostel

    A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden deck, a stone bath, and a view of the surrounding greenery.

    15. Hakone Guesthouse toi - Hostel

    A wooden cabin interior with a kitchen area, bar stools, and a dining table.

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    Learn more about Yamanakako

    Lake views of Mount Fuji become unforgettable when you rent a paddleboat on Yamanakako's pristine waters. Visit the Yamanashi Gem Museum to see dazzling crystals, then hike nearby trails for panoramic vistas of Japan's largest lake.

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    Top reviews in Yamanakako

    Hostel Mt. Fuji-FUKUYA

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    Hostel Fujisan YOU

    A modern multi-story building with a dark facade, multiple windows, and a visible entrance with a door.

    WPÜ HOTEL HAKONE

    A building entrance with a wooden facade, a metal railing, and a sign reading 'WPÜ HAKONE'.

    Mt Fuji Hostel Michael's

    A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a sliding door, and a ceiling light.

    Asante inn - Hostel

    A view through large windows of a garden with rocks and greenery.

    RYOKAN PLUM

    A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, shoji screens, and a low wooden table with a small plant.

    Onsen Hostel K's House Hakone

    A clear pool with large rocks and a bamboo fence in the background.

    Irori Guesthouse Tenmaku - Hostel

    A cozy bar area with wooden furniture and a bar counter.

    Hakone Guesthouse toi - Hostel

    A wooden cabin interior with a kitchen area, bar stools, and a dining table.

    Hostel&Information SAMURISE

    A stone wall with a sign reading "Samurise" and a wooden door.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Should I stay in a hostel in Yamanakako?

    Hostels are a great way to stay for a good value, so you can save more for exploring. If you're hoping to enjoy the natural surroundings, you can check out the lake views while you're here.

    What is a hostel?

    No two hostels look exactly alike, but these dorm-style accommodations all have shared rooms (though many have private options too), budget-friendly prices and a social environment.

    What are the best hostels in Yamanakako?

    You may be able to find reasonable prices at these Yamanakako accommodations, which get positive reviews from our customers: Hotel Mt. Fuji - Property features at this hotel include free parking and a restaurant. HOTEL Mt.Fuji MoMoAung - Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, free parking and a restaurant at this hotel.

    When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Yamanakako?

    Good weather's definitely a plus when you want to venture out and explore, so here's a little information that may be helpful: The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 20°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 2°C. The rainiest months in Yamanakako are July, September, June and October, with each month seeing an average of 318 mm of rainfall.

    What is there to see and do in Yamanakako?

    Overall, Yamanakako is known for its museums, boating opportunities and parks. Major attractions include Mount Fuji, Lake Kawaguchi and Fuji-Q Highland. Get out into nature with places such as Lake Yamanaka, Lake Yamanaka Community Plaza Kirara and Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. Cultural attractions include Christmas Woods Santa Claus Museum, Mishima Yukio Museum and Yamanakako Lake Teddy Bear World Museum.