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"A nice, clean and tidy hotel. The staff were helpful and friendly. The rooms were clean and well appointed. The styling was classical and quite appealing. The hotel has free access to guests for the seperate men's and women's onsens. It also has a rather nice sitting room with a selection of books (in japanese) to read/flick through. The breakfast was a generous buffet with a large variety of hot and cold items from typical japanese fare to more usual western toast and and cereal. We would...

"The Fujiya is an impressive and beautiful historic hotel. We stayed with our 5 month old baby in the Forest wing. The room itself was spacious and the decor in keeping with the Classical design of the hotel. I particularly enjoyed the onsen and the western breakfast (best breakfast of our trip). Would thoroughly recommend a stay here due to its history and grandeur!"

"Great hotel. Perfect part of town. Easy to drive to and find nearby parking. However, most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept on. "

"Good position for sightseeing in Kanazawa. Not very close to the rail station ( but this was not a problem to us). Lovely spacious room"

"This was a nice clean hotel in a good area. You can walk to the huge fort/palace/garden. Also to nice shopping and an "old town" area."

"Our stay was delightful. We visited Matsumoto to spend time with friends who live there. We found the city and people to be delightful. We were coming off a few hard days of “touristing” in Tokyo and the hotel and its staff welcomed us and made sure our stay was cozy and comfortable. The beds offered us the best night’s sleep we had so far in Japan and the bath salts offered at check in were some kind of magical elixir for our sore bones. We woke up refreshed and ready for the next part of our...

"It’s a business travel type hotel-utilitarian, not luxury. Walking distance to a cute town with good restaurants. Breakfast was above average for food choices."

"Wonderful experience! A stately & historical large ryokan nested on the eastern hill slope of Gero town. My second stay at this ryokan & will continue to stay there next time I am in Gero. Very good vista of the town in the morning or evening. Very large garden & landscape, with tall tress & seasonal flower trees.or bushes.. a beautiful & varied feast for the eyes & senses if one come at different seasons... Has its own hotel museum to showcase it's checkered history & early artifacts, etc....