Hotels With Spa in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

The room was great. We booked with our child, so the hotel had an extra bed prepared in advance. The hotel's location offers beautiful views, overlooking the stunning Koda Beach, but it requires hiking up and down hills to get there. If you don't book dinner at the hotel, it can be a bit inconvenient as the nearest convenience store is quite far and also involves uphill/downhill travel. The path to the convenience store at night is dark and there might be wild animals. However, the natural scenery is truly beautiful, with lovely moonlight and the bay. The outdoor hot spring at the hotel is pretty good, offering sea views. Unfortunately, we always went for a soak quite late each day, so we mainly enjoyed the moonlight. Breakfast was quite Japanese. Overall, it was a worthwhile trip.

The room offered a direct view of Mount Fuji, and both the cleanliness and service were impeccable. The room layout was a bit compact, and the two tatami-style beds took some getting used to. The large public bath was also very enjoyable. There's a shuttle from the hotel back to Tokyo once a day, around 12 PM. However, since I needed more time for shopping, I opted for the highway bus departing from the outlet mall instead. I recommend planning your time according to your needs.

The sea view is unbeatable, and it's a 5-6 minute walk from the station. They offer a shuttle service to the station upon checkout, by appointment. A centipede ran into my room... but they changed my room when I requested it, which was fine. I stayed for three days, and the breakfast was decent. The service was typical Japanese, meaning you couldn't really find any fault with it. The biggest surprise was on the day of checkout: there was a huge typhoon in Izu, all trains were stopped. While we were feeling helpless at the station, a hotel front desk staff member arrived! They told us that because we had previously booked a shuttle, they were taking us to the larger Izu-Kogen station! I was so touched! That's truly Japanese service, solving an urgent problem! Overall, it was really good!

We are going to Mt Fuji so chose this hotel which is have the best value with both stay and the public onsen. The service staff is polite and welcoming although not good command in English. The onsen have a silky feel, but has limited number of pax to enjoy the onsen. There are eateries around so don't need to worry for meals. There have limited car park on the hotel, but have ample space at car park 2 and 3.

The breakfast was really lavish, featuring local specialty sashimi and seafood rice, along with grilled fish and other dishes. I drove myself, and the parking lot is on the hillside next to the hotel, requiring a few minutes' uphill walk. As for the environment, the hotel is generally quite old, and it seems most places there might be a bit aged. However, the rooms all offer sea views, which is a nice touch. The onsen area is quite simple, somewhat resembling a public bathhouse.

Facilities: The hotel clearly shows its age, giving off a 'dreamcore' vibe. From the lobby to the room design and style, it felt like stepping back into 80s-90s Japan. The facilities are comprehensive, making it very suitable for families. Cleanliness: Very clean, nothing to fault. Environment: Located on an uphill slope, surrounded by residential areas, it's very quiet. You can also see the ocean horizon from the room, which is beautiful. Service: The service is very Japanese and thorough, they try their best to meet your requests. The front desk staff's English is also good, and they explain the hotel's facilities and restaurants in detail. Food: The buffet at the restaurant is quite good. Summary: A very satisfying stay.

A really nice resort hotel. The room was spacious, and the private onsen bath was very clean. The peculiar smell was likely from the tatami mats. We had the hotel's set menu for breakfast but didn't have dinner at the hotel. The supermarket next to Izu Kogen Station offers abundant sashimi, enough to eat your fill. The photos show the places we visited during our stay, and it was all very relaxing. Having seen some less favorable reviews, let me share my own experience. The hotel's occupancy is highly seasonal, so there might not be many staff members, but they all provided attentive service. During our stay, the station pick-up and drop-off service was always well-arranged. When I'm on vacation, I prefer to relax and not be disturbed, so I opted out of daily room cleaning. I've stayed at some older Japanese-style hotels, similar to those in areas like Shikoku's Oboke, and this level of service is pretty typical. Of course, perhaps I just haven't visited enough Japanese resort hotels to generalize. Overall, I highly recommend staying here. Don't set your expectations too high, but it delivers on all the essentials for a relaxing getaway.

Absolutely five stars!!! Excellent service and amazing pool side view. Both dinner and breakfast are perfect!! They provide shuttle buses but the timing is not good for me. It’s only around 10 minutes walk from nearest station. So the location is not a big problem for me.

We were assigned an older room that was in dire need of an upgrade. The peeling wallpaper, fraying tatami mat, and sinking mattress made for an uncomfortable stay. The breakfast was decent, but if you're staying for a few days, I suggest rotating your choices, as the offerings remained practically the same throughout our three-day stay. The happy hour at the lounge was crowded, yet it featured a good selection of alcohol, which was a nice perk. However, there isn’t much to explore in the vicinity of the hotel unless you are driving. For a more enjoyable experience, try booking one of the newly renovated rooms. Otherwise, it might be better to seek accommodation in a more centralized location.

The Fuji Speedway Hotel brought me an unforgettable experience. Located right by the Fuji Speedway with stunning Mount Fuji views, this hotel is perfect for car enthusiasts and travelers seeking luxury. The service was exceptional—staff were kind, friendly, and most spoke excellent English, making communication a breeze for non-Japanese speakers. Check-in was smooth, and the team was always ready to assist with a smile. The rooms were modern and comfortable, offering great views of the racetrack or Mount Fuji. I loved the motorsport-themed touches, like car-inspired decor, which added character without being overdone. The highlight for me was the circuit driving experience near the hotel. For an extra fee (around $100 for three laps, requiring an international driving permit), I got to drive on the track—a thrilling first for someone with no prior circuit experience! It was well-organized and an absolute must for adrenaline junkies. The onsen spa and indoor pool were relaxing, and dining at TROFEO Italian was a treat, with fresh dishes and scenic views. The only downside is the remote location, so a car or the hotel’s shuttle from Gotemba is handy for exploring. Overall, the outstanding service and unique driving experience made this stay memorable.