Resort Pension Le Lagon
リゾートペンション ル・ラゴン35°25′ N 138°51′ EPension¥
Le Lagon suits riders who want a French dinner and a garden view of Fuji after a lap of Lake Yamanaka, and its trade-off is a bath of artificial mineral water with no onsen source.
Price band
¥Budget
Guests
2 guests
You book and pay on the booking site's own secure checkout, and we never see your card.
- Meals
- The chef cooks a French dinner course from Yamanashi produce, and breakfast is in the restaurant too
- Check-in
- In from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Baths
- Shared baths
- Best for
- Road riders, couples
- Cancellation
- Cancelling costs 30% of the deposit from 20 days out and all of it from 19 days, then 50% of the rate at 8–5 days, 70% at 4–2 and 100% from the day before.
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Resort Pension Le Lagon
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Le Lagon is a pension in the woods at Yamanaka, about five minutes from the Yamanakako interchange. The chef placed second in the Prosper Montagné contest for young cooks and builds a full French course from Yamanashi ingredients, with wine from about twenty Yamanashi makers. The dinner plan starts at ¥13,300 a person with four sharing, and a room-only stay starts at ¥7,600.
The pension is on the Fujiichi list of cyclist-friendly stays. The large bath runs from 16:00 to 7:00 on artificial mineral water, with fresh herbs in season, and most plans include a private-hire bath. Dinner guests need to check in by 17:30. It accepts no children under primary-school age and no cards. Expect a ¥3,000 deposit per person when the Sponichi Yamanakako road race is on.
Highlights
- The chef cooks French dinners from Yamanashi produce
- Room-only stays start at ¥7,600 a person
- Le Lagon sits on the Fujiichi cyclist-friendly list
- The garden faces Fuji
The essentials
- Kind
- Pension
- Price
- ¥
- Check-in
- 16:00, out by 10:00
- Website
- Official site
- Bikes
- Welcomes cyclists
- Baths
- Shared baths
- Prices
- Room-only stays start at ¥7,600 a person with tax when four adults share a room, and dinner and breakfast start at ¥13,300 a person on the same basis. Over Golden Week, the Sponichi Yamanakako road race, Obon, New Year and other event periods the pension asks a deposit of ¥3,000 per person per night. It takes no cards, and some seasons add a heating charge.
- Meals
- The chef cooks a French dinner course from Yamanashi produce, and breakfast is in the restaurant too. Outside food and drink aren't allowed.
- Amenities
- French restaurantYamanashi wine listLarge bathPrivate hire bathHerb gardenTennis courtFree parking for 30 cars
- Best for
- Road ridersCouplesFood loversLake Yamanaka rides
- Tattoo rule
- The pension publishes no tattoo rule.
Quick answers about Resort Pension Le Lagonよくある質問
Is the bath at Le Lagon a natural onsen?
No. Le Lagon describes its large bath as an artificial onsen using a mineral stone, with fresh herbs added in season.
Does Le Lagon take credit cards?
No. Le Lagon's own information page says cards can't be used.
Are meals included at Resort Pension Le Lagon?
Resort Pension Le Lagon: The chef cooks a French dinner course from Yamanashi produce, and breakfast is in the restaurant too. Outside food and drink aren't allowed.
What does Resort Pension Le Lagon have?
Resort Pension Le Lagon lists french restaurant, yamanashi wine list, large bath, private hire bath, herb garden, tennis court, free parking for 30 cars.
Who is Resort Pension Le Lagon good for?
Resort Pension Le Lagon suits road riders, couples, food lovers, Lake Yamanaka rides.
Is Resort Pension Le Lagon bike-friendly?
Yes. Resort Pension Le Lagon welcomes cyclists.
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