Genmoku Station × Palatial Luxury AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Hotel designed so that every Room offers a full view of Mt. Fuji, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site—like a bird poised to take flight toward Japan’s most sacred peak. Set on a small uninhabited island in Suruga Bay, this private Resort Hotel for adults offers a peaceful escape from everyday life and time to truly unwind in body and mind.All Rooms are suite-style, featuring both a living area and a bedroom. Every Room is oceanfront, with breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay from the balcony. Surrounded by interiors reminiscent of Southern France and beautiful furnishings, enjoy soothing moments as you listen to the waves and feel the sea breeze.On the second floor, we offer an exclusive Sunset Lounge for staying guests. During opening hours, you are welcome to use it freely—relax at your own pace while taking in the spectacular scenery created by Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay.Staying guests may enjoy admission to Awashima Marine Park and use the Hotel’s dedicated parking area. The special experience of crossing to the island by boat is also one of this Hotel’s unique charms.Magnificent views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay, island tranquility, and unhurried time—enjoy an elegant resort stay found only at Awashima Hotel.

Sanyo-so, nestled in the embrace of Genjiyama in Izu Nagaoka. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the 3,000-tsubo garden that beautifully reflects the changing seasons, relax in the large public bath, or indulge in a private soak with Onsen water flowing directly into your room. The main building showcases the grandeur of traditional Japanese architecture, while the new wing features exquisite sukiya-style design by renowned architect Togo Murano.

Senbon Matsubara, the most scenic spot along the Tokaido, captivated countless artists and literary masters from the Meiji through Showa eras. In one corner stands a Japanese-style building created from the vision of a tea devotee who dreamed of hosting a grand tea gathering for 1,000 guests. Marking its 110th anniversary in 2023, it was relaunched as a project to pass Numazu’s treasured cultural asset on to future generations, and has been reborn as a restaurant serving course-style Chinese cuisine reminiscent of traditional tea kaiseki. Adjacent on an approximately 3,000-tsubo estate is an Accommodation that feels like a private residence, with eight guest rooms designed by architect Akira Watanabe. Blending seamlessly with the garden scenery spread out below, it invites you to slow down and savor the gentle flow of time.Japanese and Western, classic and modern.Enjoy an incomparable hidden retreat where contrasting elements come together in perfect harmony.