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Family Lodge Hatagoya Fujitsuru
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Family Lodge Hatagoya Fujitsuru

2.5 star property
8.4 out of 10, Very Good, (37)
"Owners were extremely friendly and good with use of translator for english. Very quiet and down to earth place that is decently close to fuji by train. Would definitely stay here again, for the service alone."
Family Lodge Hatagoya Fujitsuru
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Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

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