Fujisan Garden Hotel
Comfortable stay with parking and spa near Fuji Speedway.
About this hotel
Fans basing themselves here for the race weekend will appreciate the Fujisan Garden Hotel's practical amenities and proximity to Fuji Speedway. While not directly adjacent to the circuit, its location in Yamanakako provides a quieter retreat with straightforward access by car, especially with the free on-site parking. After a day of track action, the hotel offers a welcome respite, allowing guests to unwind in the open-air bath or sauna. The spacious rooms, equipped with modern conveniences like air-conditioning and private bathrooms, ensure a comfortable stay for groups or families. A daily buffet breakfast fuels race-day adventures, making it easy to get an early start. The ability to park on-site and relax in wellness facilities after the crowds disperse is a significant advantage.
- Free on-site parking
- Sauna and open-air bath
- Daily buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi
Our take
This hotel is a solid choice for fans prioritizing comfort, on-site parking, and a chance to relax after a long day at Fuji Speedway. Its wellness facilities, including a sauna and open-air bath, make it suitable for those looking to unwind. However, groups seeking to be right in the thick of the race-day buzz or within walking distance of the circuit might find its Yamanakako location a bit removed. It's best suited for those with their own transport who value a peaceful retreat.
- ✓Book your stay well in advance, especially for major race weekends, as hotels with on-site parking near Fuji Speedway fill up quickly.
- ✓Utilize the free on-site parking to minimize race-day logistics; arriving early at the circuit is always recommended to beat traffic.
- ✓Take advantage of the open-air bath and sauna after a day at the track to relax and recharge before the next day's action.
Why we love it
- Free on-site parking for race weekend convenience.
- Relaxing open-air bath and sauna facilities.
- Comfortable rooms with private bathrooms.
- Daily buffet breakfast to start race days.