Hotels in Mount Fuji , Japan

The Mount Fuji area, about 100 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, is famous for Japan's tallest and most iconic volcano, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Summers are warm at 77°F (25°C), ideal for climbing the mountain during the official July to early September season, while winters are cold at 32°F (0°C) and snowy, offering clear views of the snow-capped peak from the Fuji Five Lakes region. In spring and autumn, you can hike the Yoshida Trail or soak in Hakone's hot springs with fewer crowds and clearer skies than the summer climbing season.