Cheap Hotels in Mishima

"Mishima Station is arguably the best transfer hub. Most major attractions like Hakone, Lake Kawaguchiko, Gotemba Premium Outlets, and the Izu region are all about an hour away, making it perfect for an overnight stop. No need to bother with changing hotels! The Tokyu Hotel I booked is right at Mishima Station's South Exit. The location is super convenient – just take the escalator on your right as you exit the station to the second floor, and you're at the hotel lobby. The South Exit is a major transport hub; the JR Tokaido Line to the Izu region and the Fujikyuko bus to Lake Kawaguchiko and Gotemba Premium Outlets all depart from this area. The hotel rooms aren't huge, but they are clean and tidy overall. There's a large public bath on the top floor, which is where most people go to bathe. Breakfast was excellent. While the variety of food wasn't vast, every ingredient was incredibly fresh. They had freshly grilled salmon and mackerel, and the various breads and desserts were also very good. There's a large private dining room with direct views of Mount Fuji, so you can enjoy the Fuji-san scenery. Highly recommended! There's a yakiniku restaurant near the hotel, 'Tokaen,' about a fifteen-minute walk away. It's mostly frequented by locals and only accepts cash 💰. I personally think it's worth visiting; the value for money is much better than restaurants around the station, and the walk there is quite pleasant."

"Very satisfied and really loved it, exceeded my expectations. This is a perfect chain hotel. The room was clean and hygienic, and the slippers were good quality and comfortable to wear. The breakfast was simple but delicious, and the menu changed daily. The hotel is located at the north exit of the station, which isn't as lively as the south exit, but there's a 7-Eleven not far to the left of the hotel entrance, which is very convenient. The hotel's free shuttle bus is convenient and punctual. Plus, hotels of this brand are generally located not far from subway and JR stations! When I come back to Mount Fuji in the summer, I plan to stay at this brand's hotel for one night in Kawaguchiko and two nights at the Mishima Station branch, so I can slowly explore Kawaguchiko and Yamanakako! It also makes day trips to Gotemba and Hakone easy!"

"lovely accommodation with a television! The toilet was clean and the bed was really comfortable too! It was very accessible from Mishima station! Js about a 10-15 min walk :) the breakfast was great !"

"Natural hot spring ”Fugaku-no-yu” [Free for hotel guests]: The hot spring is excellent. The location is great, right next to Mishima Station, and you can even photograph Mount Fuji from the station. The only minor drawback is that the lobby is a bit small, with only three small tables for tea. During breakfast hours, there's no place to sit."

"The environment on the first floor feels more like a coffee shop. There's a self-service water bar that's pretty much always available, and coffee too. Breakfast in the morning is a buffet, with limited variety, but enough to fill you up. The miso soup is rich with ingredients, including green leafy vegetables. It offers great value for money."