You can read about Julie, who travelled with three generations of her family to see the cherry blossoms with father, mother, son, daughter-in-law and grandson. They stayed at Club Wyndham Sundance Resort Hakone-Gora, before travelling to Club Wyndham Sundance Resort Karuizawa. At the latter, they took a pirate ship journey across Lake Ashinoko with a tori gate rising from the water, zig-zagged through the mountains by train and tried the famous Hakone sightseeing loop with the ropeway station only 100 metres from the resort.

Or read about how another owner, Colin, who spent three weeks in Japan on what he described as his ‘best trip yet’, staying at Club Wyndham Chikumakan Nagano. There, he explored local historical sites, enjoyed the peaceful onsen, and indulged in delicious meals at the resort, including regional Shinshu specialities. Next, he moved on to Club Wyndham Sundance Lake Resort, a grand European-style hotel sitting 800 metres above sea level. He spent his days walking along scenic trails around the ponds, visiting a nearby modern art gallery, and even climbing an old volcano to take in breathtaking views. For his final week, Colin stayed at Club Wyndham Sundance Resort Kawaguchiko, an intimate resort with easy access to local attractions including Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum, a theme park and museum displaying automatic musical instruments, all set against a stunning view of Mt. Fuji.

Ken’s young family spent 16 days travelling across Japan and staying at Club Wyndham Sundance Resort Kawaguchiko and said they loved the rooms there. They enjoyed relaxed strolls, rode the panoramic ropeway and visited Fuji Safari Park, where the animals come up close.