Shizuoka Hotels: Izu Marriott Shuzenji, Fuji Views & Budget Options

Where to Stay in Shizuoka: Five Options by Style and Budget

Shizuoka Prefecture stretches along Japan's Pacific coast between Tokyo and Nagoya, with accommodation options as varied as the geography. Whether you want a luxury onsen resort, affordable Mt Fuji views, a motorsport-themed hotel, shinkansen-convenient business lodging, or a Tokyo-based staging point, the prefecture and its periphery have a property that fits.

This guide compares five distinct accommodation styles, each linked to a detailed review. The right choice depends on what you prioritize: relaxation, views, convenience, or a unique experience.

Property	Style	Price Range	Best For
Izu Marriott Shuzenji	Premium onsen resort	¥25,000-50,000+	Couples, onsen lovers
MYSTAYS Fuji Onsen Resort	Affordable Fuji views	¥15,000-25,000	Families, budget travelers
Fuji Speedway Hotel (Hyatt)	Luxury motorsport	¥40,000-80,000+	Car enthusiasts, luxury seekers
Mishima area hotels	Shinkansen convenience	¥8,000-15,000	Transit-focused travelers
Shizutetsu Prezio Tamachi	Tokyo staging point	¥10,000-18,000	Day-trippers to Shizuoka

Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji: Premium Onsen Resort

The Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji (伊豆マリオットホテル修善寺) sits in the Izu Peninsula's interior near Shuzenji, one of Izu's most famous onsen towns. The property combines Marriott-brand standards with natural hot spring facilities — making it attractive to Bonvoy members seeking point redemptions at an onsen resort.

The hotel features both indoor and outdoor onsen baths using natural Shuzenji hot spring water. Rooms range from standard to suites with private onsen. The surrounding area offers temple walks (Shuzenji Temple), bamboo groves, and the atmospheric Shuzenji onsen street.

Access from Tokyo: Shinkansen to Mishima (40 minutes), then Izuhakone Railway to Shuzenji (35 minutes), plus shuttle or taxi. Total journey approximately 2 hours.

This is the premium relaxation option — best for couples and onsen lovers willing to invest in the journey for a genuine hot spring experience.

MYSTAYS Fuji Onsen Resort: Affordable Fuji Views

HOTEL MYSTAYS Fuji Onsen Resort (ホテルマイステイズ富士おんせんリゾート) sits adjacent to Fuji-Q Highland in the Fuji Five Lakes area, offering Mt Fuji views from upper-floor rooms and onsen facilities at mid-range prices.

The property is the best-value option for Fuji views — standard rooms run approximately ¥15,000-25,000 per night. The outdoor rotenburo may offer Fuji views on clear days. It is particularly family-friendly thanks to its proximity to Fuji-Q Highland (5-minute walk) and the Fuji Five Lakes area.

For the full property breakdown, see our MYSTAYS Fuji Onsen Resort review.

Fuji Speedway Hotel: Luxury Motorsport Experience

The Fuji Speedway Hotel, The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, is a luxury hotel integrated with Fuji Speedway racing circuit. This is a niche property — it caters specifically to motorsport enthusiasts and luxury travelers who want a unique hotel experience centered on automotive culture.

The hotel features circuit-view rooms, a motorsport museum, and experiences like track driving sessions. Rates reflect the luxury tier — expect ¥40,000-80,000+ per night. World of Hyatt members can use points.

For the full review, see our Fuji Speedway Hotel Hyatt review.

Mishima Hotels: Shinkansen Convenience

Mishima (三島) sits on the Tokaido Shinkansen line, just 40 minutes from Tokyo — making it one of the most convenient bases for Shizuoka Prefecture. Business hotels near Mishima Station run ¥8,000-15,000 per night and provide easy access to the Izu Peninsula (Izuhakone Railway departs from the same station).

Mishima works best for transit-focused travelers: arrive by shinkansen, drop bags at the hotel, and day-trip to Izu or the Fuji area. The city itself has Mishima Taisha shrine and a pleasant river walk.

For detailed hotel options, see our Mishima hotels guide.

Shizutetsu Prezio Tamachi: Tokyo Staging Point

Shizutetsu Hotel Prezio Tamachi (静鉄ホテルプレジオ田町) is not in Shizuoka Prefecture — it is in Tokyo's Tamachi district, one stop from Shinagawa Station on the Yamanote Line. Its inclusion here is practical: Shinagawa is the shinkansen departure point for all Tokaido destinations including Shizuoka, Mishima, and Nagoya.

Staying at Prezio Tamachi puts you minutes from the shinkansen platform, making early morning departures to Shizuoka convenient without the cost of a Shizuoka-area hotel the night before. Rates run approximately ¥10,000-18,000 per night.

For the full review, see our Shizutetsu Prezio Tamachi review.

How to Choose: Decision Framework

For onsen relaxation: Izu Marriott Shuzenji. The premium option with natural hot springs, temple town atmosphere, and Bonvoy integration.

For Mt Fuji views on a budget: MYSTAYS Fuji. Affordable, family-friendly, and adjacent to Fuji-Q Highland.

For a unique luxury experience: Fuji Speedway Hotel. Motorsport-themed, circuit-view rooms, track experiences.

For maximum transit efficiency: Mishima hotels. Shinkansen access, Izu Peninsula gateway, practical pricing.

For a Tokyo staging point: Prezio Tamachi. One stop from Shinagawa shinkansen, convenient for early morning departures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Shizuoka hotel has the best Mt Fuji views?

MYSTAYS Fuji Onsen Resort offers Fuji views from upper-floor rooms and the outdoor onsen at the most accessible price point (¥15,000-25,000). Fuji Speedway Hotel also has Fuji views but at luxury pricing (¥40,000+). Winter offers the clearest views at both properties.

Is it better to stay in the Izu Peninsula or near Fuji?

Depends on your priority. Izu (Shuzenji area) is for onsen and temple town atmosphere. The Fuji area is for mountain views and theme parks. Both require 2+ hours from Tokyo — an overnight stay is recommended over day-tripping.

Can I stay in Tokyo and day-trip to Shizuoka attractions?

Partially. Mishima is only 40 minutes from Shinagawa by shinkansen. Shizutetsu Prezio Tamachi in Tokyo puts you one station from the shinkansen platform. But Izu onsen resorts and the Fuji area are 2+ hours from Tokyo — an overnight stay lets you enjoy the hot springs and morning views.