"Incomparable sea view, breakfast and dinner are amazing, full of sincerity. There is also a big hot spring~ The hotel is on a mountain, slightly away from the city, but it's in the countryside, so it's perfect. There is a fish market nearby where you can eat fresh sashimi, which is very cheap."

"The location is good as it is in front of the station, and I was able to walk around and enjoy delicious meals. The room was neither good nor bad. The breakfast was healthy and good."

"This is the best accommodation! The view from the room was amazing - the sunrise, the ocean, and Mt. Fuji! The breakfast buffet was also delicious! The shuttle bus to Yaizu Station was convenient."

"The breakfast menu was the best I've ever experienced at a business hotel, in terms of both variety and taste. It was far better than the breakfasts at many traditional Japanese inns. Also, there was no elevator congestion, which is a common problem, because there were two elevators. It was a very comfortable hotel."

"The front desk was very friendly and there were no problems."

"It was conveniently located in front of Yaizu Station. We went by car, so there was a parking space, and welcome drinks and a full range of amenities were available near the front desk. We planned to eat dinner outside, so the staff recommended some delicious restaurants. Breakfast was also a delicious buffet. Even though we stayed as a couple, the room was small because the price was very cheap. It was 13 square meters, which is the size for a single person, so it felt small, but it was a very good value. I'd like to come again."

"It is a very niche tourist destination. Japan is very popular but few people know it in China, so the hotel is mainly Japanese. The service is very considerate. It can be said that it is the best hotel I have stayed in so far. For example, during the buffet dinner, you will be taken around to tell you which areas have which dishes. You can soak in the hotel's sea hot springs and foot baths while watching Mount Fuji. You can feel the full sensation. You don't need to bring your own towels. They are all prepared for you (most hotels in Japan require you to bring them from your room). The hotel's feature is that it is all-inclusive, including breakfast, dinner, afternoon tea, etc. If you want, you can eat from checkin to checkout. The chocolate cake in the forest cafe is very good, and you can take a special rail elevator down, which is very fun. I only stayed for one night this time, but two nights is actually the best experience. I will come again in the future."

"The room is really small"

"Breakfast/dinner are good, the place is a bit hard to find"