Natural Hot Spring Fujinoyu Dormy Inn Mishima

When I went to the bath on the 12th floor, I didn’t realize the bath towels were under the TV.Someone I shared the elevator with had brought one, so I asked and found out that’s where they were.The towel location might be a little hard to notice.

I stayed here for sightseeing at Mishima Taisha Shrine and Shuzenji. It was a very clean Hotel, and the front desk staff were extremely courteous.There were complimentary bottled water and jelly in the Room refrigerator.What impressed me most was breakfast. The local specialties, such as Suruga-don and Mishima croquettes, were of course delicious,but what really stood out was that the ladle for serving miso soup was designed for both right- and left-handed use. I’m left-handed myself, and many Hotels don’t consider left-handed guests at all,often providing right-handed-only ladles—practically an enemy to left-handers—so I was genuinely impressed just seeing it.(If it had been a right-handed-only ladle, I would have given the Facility/amenities and meals a score of 1.)Another thing I appreciated: while eating at the counter, I asked if I could move to the far-left seat after the person there had left,and they kindly agreed.Because I’m left-handed, my elbow tends to bump into right-handed diners, so to be honest I’m not great with counter seating.I truly appreciated that consideration, and would like to thank you again.If I had to mention one thing, it would be the in-room TV. You can watch YouTube and sign in with your own account,but each time you exit YouTube you have to sign in again.Maybe that’s standard, but at a Hotel where I stayed previously, once signed in it remained active until check-out, so this felt a bit inconvenient.Also, the remote control seemed slightly unresponsive.That said, it wasn’t really a complaint. As a base not only for Mishima but also for sightseeing around Izushi City and Izunokuni City,I would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.