Mountain Huts by Route

Staying in a mountain lodge on Mount Fuji is a unique and unforgettable part of the climbing experience. These huts offer a simple but atmospheric place to rest as you make your way toward the summit, surrounded by the majestic volcanic landscapes.

Important information for your stay:

• Mountain lodges provide only basic facilities. Water is scarce on Mt. Fuji, so there are no showers and no water for washing your face or hands.
• Some huts begin closing at the end of August — always check availability before your trip.
• Advance reservation is strongly recommended, as lodges often fill up quickly during the climbing season.
• Lodges can be crowded on weekends and personal space is limited.
• Most huts offer separate shared sleeping rooms for men and women.
• Simple meals for dinner and breakfast are usually available.
• Some huts do not accept guests arriving late in the evening — check operating hours in advance.
• Lodges cannot be used solely as emergency shelters during bad weather.
• Payment is typically cash only; credit cards are often not accepted.

List of huts and way of reservation