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We stayed as a couple. It was a beautiful, wonderful Hotel. The Room was great, and the large public bath was excellent. The counter seats at breakfast are also recommended. It was very tasty and enjoyable while looking out over the streets of Fujieda. If you come to Fujieda, this is a must-stay Hotel!

The buffet selection was very extensive, every dish was delicious, and we were extremely satisfied. Our Room had an ocean view, the scenery was wonderful, and we were able to relax comfortably. There were also various types of baths, each with a different atmosphere, and we enjoyed them very much. As it is all-inclusive, it’s an especially appealing stay for those who enjoy alcohol. Since we don’t drink much, that part felt a bit wasted for us; however, we understood this in advance when booking, and the complimentary soft drinks and other beverages were plentiful, so it wasn’t inconvenient. One thing we noticed was the in-Room amenities: items such as toner were provided for only one person. We felt it would be more comfortable if they were prepared for the number of guests. Overall, we were highly satisfied with the food, views, and baths alike—it was a wonderful Hotel that we would definitely like to stay at again.

We were able to relax in a retro yet well-kept Room. The main meal, especially the tuna, was truly outstanding, and everything—from the delicious dishes and local sake to the freshly cooked rice—was wonderful, allowing us to enjoy a lovely time. It was incredibly soothing. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay, and the breakfast was delicious. I had a very comfortable stay.

I briefly used the spa, and bringing your own dinner is allowed. I thought only beer was all-you-can-drink, but there was also a great selection of other alcohol. Shochu, whisky, and I got hooked on mango liqueur. I had seven glasses of Asahi Super Dry. The spa alternates between men and women by time slot. The indoor bath only had toothbrushes, so you basically have to go to the spa. Breakfast also offers many options with a focus on vegetables; I ate early, then went to the spa right before checkout—an open location with a 360° panoramic view. On a weekday it was almost private. This kind of service is rare, and the value for money is excellent. From Shizuoka Station, it’s about 30 minutes on Shizutetsu Justline (IKYU’s guide says North Exit bus stop No. 11, but it was actually No. 14 in front of Hotel Associa), and the bus stop is close so it’s convenient to use. It works out much cheaper than staying in central Shizuoka City, so I already have plans for next time and will be returning again.