Panoramic Mt. Fuji Views from All Rooms – VISION GLAMPING Resort & Spa YAMANAKAKO

We stayed here for 2 nights and 3 days this spring. We travel with our dogs two or three times a year, so I’m writing this Review from that perspective. The first reason we made a Reservation was the unique dome tent, which felt like a special escape from everyday life. Once we arrived, the inside was very comfortable, and our dogs were thrilled.Each unit has plenty of space and was clean. Our dogs could run around during the day and enjoy the campfire at night.Above all, I want to highlight how great the Onsen bath area is. The Onsen is consistently kept at 41–42°C, and the water feels smooth and wonderful—so comfortable you wouldn’t believe it’s artificial. The sauna is also available at any time, which is a big plus for sauna lovers.This was our first glamping experience, and there were a few things that felt slightly inconvenient on the first day, but you quickly get used to them, so it wasn’t an issue. If you want an experience different from a typical Hotel or Accommodation stay, I highly recommend it.

We stayed as a couple with two children (age 3 and 6 months).Overall, the quality was high and we were very satisfied.First of all, the weather was great, so we had a clear view of Mt. Fuji. The view was wonderful, and our kids loved it.The meals were generous in portion and tasted great, so we were happy with them. The truffle dressing was especially delicious.The Facility overall felt very clean.One small thing we really appreciated was that both dinner and breakfast were already stocked in the refrigerator.We could start dinner at whatever time suited us, and there was no hassle of going to pick up the food (or having it delivered), which we personally found very convenient.The only real downside was that the air conditioning didn’t work very well. During the day it was sunny and the dome got quite hot from direct sunlight, and even after lowering the set temperature it took a long time to cool down. At night it felt a bit cold even after raising the temperature. It may simply be a limitation of this type of tent/dome... We should have come prepared to adjust by layering clothes.Below are a few points that weren’t major complaints but stood out:- The photo spot where you can take pictures with Mt. Fuji in the background is lit up until around 9 p.m., but when we tried to look at the stars around 8 p.m. before putting our child to bed, the lights were quite bright and distracting. Honestly, since you can’t see Mt. Fuji at night anyway and no one seemed to be taking photos then, I felt lighting after dark might not be necessary.- It would have been even better if there were an open area or playground equipment where children could run around and play within the Facility.- The bed felt slightly too soft for our preference.