Accessible Hotels in Mishima

Close to the mishima station and restaurants, the hotel provides a delicious breakfast and the staff is nice and helpful. The onsen were amazing! The supplementary massage service was a blast !! Affordable and wonderful!

The hotel is extremely close to Mishima JR Station, and there are several restaurants and bars around it. It is a good spot for you to take buses to other touristic locations in the region. The breakfast was really good, with a great variety of Japanese side dishes for you to have with rice and also several "ocidental" options.

No breakfast so a downside for the price charged

Huge space in guest room when compare to hotels in Tokyo. You may choose between grilled mackerel as local style or Western style (egg, ham and sausage) for breakfast.

Amazing hotel if you with to stay at a Ryokan. Great location and the room with lake view and Mount Fuji view was breathtaking. To see Mount Fuji with the sunrise was sensational. Also the Onsen was lovely. Sitting outside in a hot pool looking to Fuji san was very relaxing. Loved it. Food was also very high standard. Staff helpful and kind.

Great room, very clean, nice view from our room on the 8th floor. Decent selection of food for breakfast. Convenient parking in the garage below the hotel.

The out door hot spring bath was amazing! Staffs were very friendly and helpful! The breakfast and dinner buffet were excellent!

This has to be one of the greatest experiences I've ever had in a resort or hotel. The location is absolutely beautiful, and the rooms are super spacious and clean. The tubs on the balcony are lovely, the beds and pillows are incredibly comfortable. The breakfast buffet is fantastic and super impressive, catering to both Japanese and Western cuisine with the most incredible wide selection I've seen. Dinner was absolutely fantastic, with both the courses and the seafood buffet being exceptional. Among all the hotels I've stayed at, this place has the friendliest staff, catering to your every need. They offer a free shuttle bus to Gora Station as well as free ice cream from the vending machines. They have two onsen: one with an infinity pool and a fantastic view, and a garden one with a beautiful waterfall. I cannot recommend this place enough; we had the most fantastic stay ever.

Fine historic hotel, carefully maintained without, however, affecting the elegance of bygone days. Spacious rooms with every comfort. Exceptional onsen with views of the woods, very high level of the Japanese-style restaurant.

My stay at this hotel was absolutely wonderful! The décor and facilities are modern and stylish, and the overall ambiance is incredibly relaxing. The room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and thoughtfully designed in every detail. The staff were all exceptionally kind and attentive, providing warm and meticulous service that made me feel truly welcomed. I especially loved the layout of the room. There’s a small entryway that separates the entrance from the bedroom, creating a sense of privacy. The room also includes a cozy sitting area. Another thoughtful touch is the space leading to the balcony—it’s separated by a sliding shoji-style door, allowing guests to change after enjoying the private onsen bath outside without dripping water into the room. It’s small details like these that really reflect the hotel’s care and consideration. The private open-air bath on the balcony was one of the main reasons I chose this hotel. Unlike many other hotels that simply provide a small tub, this is a full-sized stone bath that comfortably fits two people. There’s even a small table and chairs next to it, perfect for resting and enjoying the beautiful mountain view. It was an incredibly soothing and luxurious experience. The hotel is nestled in a tranquil mountain area, surrounded by peaceful nature. The scenery is truly breathtaking—so much so that even just wandering around the hotel feels like a visual retreat. Every corner, every hallway, and every window offers a picture-perfect view. The harmony between the architecture and the natural surroundings is so beautiful that I often found myself stopping just to take it all in. The dining experience was excellent as well. Meals are served in set courses, with options beyond traditional kaiseki—including teppanyaki. Breakfast includes both Japanese and Western-style selections.