Hotel Sun Valley Fujimi

We stayed here as a couple in August.It was very reasonably priced, yet everything was excellent overall. The meal included wagyu beef grilled on a ceramic plate, and even if it was cooked a bit too long, it was still very tender. The other dishes were also delicious. The portions were generous, and we were completely satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. The staff were friendly, and the building was clean. We’d love to use the bath again.If we have the chance, we would definitely stay again, and we would recommend it to others as well.

The baths include free-flowing hot spring water and a sauna with Hokutolite (famous from Tamagawa Onsen). It’s almost surreal how much hot water springs up in what feels like a quiet residential area. Unfortunately, the pump for drinking the spring water was broken this time, so I couldn’t try it. I’d be happy if it’s fixed by my next visit. There aren’t many amenities in the bath area, so it’s best to bring what you need. I always bring my own bath kit so it wasn’t a problem, but I’m deducting one star as a heads-up. However, the Room did have items like lotion provided. The Room is clean. For dinner, we chose a Japanese course meal that included abalone. It’s always tender and delicious. Everything else—right down to dessert—also seems handmade by the chef. This Accommodation truly serves excellent food, and since dinner isn’t buffet-style, you can enjoy your meal at a relaxed pace at night. Inside the building there are displays of Japanese paintings, photographs, minerals, and more—art lovers will enjoy it. There were also bronze statues in the garden. Another plus is that they provide Shuttle Service to Mishima Station, which makes it easy to get there by Shinkansen. When choosing a Ryokan or Hotel, I prioritize two things: (1) free-flowing hot spring water—and even better if there’s a sauna; (2) as someone who loves good food, I want delicious meals. This is one of those Accommodations nearby that I always want to return to.