Hotels With Spa in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

Highly recommended! This place completely fulfilled my expectations of a traditional Japanese ryokan from movies and anime. Tatami mats, sliding doors, a tea table – it had it all, and the room was very clean and quite spacious. I loved the designated spot for shoes right at the entrance. The lobby on the first floor is beautiful and perfect for photos. Upstairs, there's a communal onsen (with both indoor and outdoor baths) and a rock bath, with separate times for men and women. The area isn't huge, but with fewer people this season, it was very relaxing. On the second floor, there's a common area where you can enjoy tea, chat, do some light exercise, or read manga. My only awkward moment was not realizing there was no breakfast; I waited in my room for half an hour, which made me rush later. I didn't get to visit Mount Omuro this time (the cable car was out of service), but if I'm ever in Ito again, I'll definitely stay here.

I had a really great stay at Hotel Clad — easily one of the more luxurious experiences compared to the smaller, compact hotels I stayed in around Tokyo and Osaka. One of the biggest highlights was the view of Mount Fuji. I was lucky enough to catch a clear view around 5am+, which was absolutely beautiful. Even more special was being able to see Mount Fuji at night — I could take night photos right from the comfort of my room. It was such an amazing experience, especially since the weather really cooperated during my stay. The room itself was spacious (a big plus compared to typical city hotels in Japan), with a very comfortable bed that made it easy to fully relax. Considering it was during sakura peak season, I found the price to be quite reasonable and good value for what you get. Overall, I’m very happy with my stay — the combination of comfort, space, and those unforgettable Mount Fuji views made it truly memorable.

The hotel's location is excellent, offering panoramic views of the entire bay. The hotel shuttle bus is convenient, running twice an hour. Breakfast offers a rich variety, including a flavorful miso soup made with fish bones and kamameshi (rice cooked in a pot). The dining area is spacious, and the staff tries their best to seat guests at tables with good views. It wasn't crowded during meal times either. We had dinner at the hotel both nights of our stay, trying the fish set menu, steak set menu, sashimi, and the splendid alfonsino set menu. All were exceptional, especially the sashimi, which was beautifully presented and incredibly fresh. Paired with local beer, it was a fantastic experience. For guests staying more than one night, if you choose to forgo room cleaning, the hotel provides a 1000 JPY voucher that can be used at the hotel's convenience store. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Izu.

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.

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!

The room is large, with a separate wet and dry toilet and bathroom. The hot spring bath is open-air, and mosquito coils are thoughtfully provided. You can also lie on a lounge chair next to it and watch the stars and listen to the sound of the waves. The hotel's breakfast is delicious and highly recommended. The hotel is very close to the beach, only a three-minute walk away. I recommend taking a walk after a hearty breakfast.

On our second day in Atami, we switched to the Resorpia Hotel by the sea. Since we were coming from another onsen hotel, we took a taxi directly to the 1st floor. Guests can only access this hotel by walking down from the 9th floor on the hill. The location is fantastic; we could see the ocean right from our room's balcony. The next morning, we could even watch the 'Tangerine Sea' sunrise 🌅 from bed. The public bath is on the 5th floor. It's a bit of a shame there's no open-air onsen, so you can only enjoy the view through the window while bathing. The hotel offers a shuttle service to Atami Station, but you need to book it in advance. The facilities are a bit dated, but the hygiene is still very good. Overall, it offers decent value for money.

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.

This is a very comfortable resort and spa hotel. It has a huge footprint and a typical American hotel style. The rooms are comfortable, and the balconies come with private hot spring baths that are kept at a constant temperature 24/7 with flowing hot water. It's a wonderful blend of Japanese onsen culture – meticulous yet incredibly relaxing – allowing you to enjoy a hot spring experience without even leaving your room. The breakfast is just standard for a five-star hotel, nothing as impressive as what you'd find at a Japanese hotel. The hotel is quite far from Shuzenji Station, but thankfully there's a shuttle bus available at platform 8 of the bus terminal.

This hotel is perfectly located right by the sea, offering a fantastic environment. Transportation is also quite convenient, with a shuttle bus running between the hotel and Kawazu Station. The breakfast was just okay. If you plan to have dinner, it's definitely best to book in advance. We didn't make a reservation this time and ended up being turned away by both restaurants because they were full. There was nowhere else to eat nearby, so we had to resort to instant noodles.