Hotels with Breakfast in Mishima

"Location is perfect! Room is fine: its not big, but Japan travellers must know this is common and fine. We slept well. Small restaurants by station, minimarkets close by. Beautiful sauna, cold plunge and hot soaking tubs on roof, separate male and female. Perfect, and rare. The exercise room is joke: way too small, treadmill was functional, elliptical machine inoperable. Not going to get in a full workout here, if that is important to you. Price was fair. We did not use the restaurant, but two of our party took their evening meal at he Western-style food restaurant on same floor as the hotel lobby but just across from the hotel doorway. They spoke well of the food and service and it was busy (if you're craving Western food). I would stay here again, not hesitate."

"Extremely unpleasant experience at Toyoko Inn. During breakfast, we were asked to either move to another table or leave altogether because the table we were sitting at was apparently ”reserved” by a dirty glass. Seriously? Is this a new reservation system — leave behind a used cup and disappear? We had no way of knowing that an abandoned dirty glass meant the entire table was “booked.” Meanwhile, there was a line of guests waiting for seats, and instead of managing the space fairly, the staff allowed someone to “claim” a table and leave — at the expense of others who were actually there. It raises the question: is this how Toyoko Inn treats all guests, or is this kind of attitude reserved for people with European appearance? It left a very bad taste. This incident overshadowed all the good things about this hotel."

"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 !"

"The Dormy Inn is super conveniently located, just a 5-minute walk from Mishima Station. On the way, you'll pass a Lawson convenience store and numerous restaurants. The hotel service was quite good; upon our noon arrival, we stored our luggage at the front desk, and the staff enthusiastically offered to take it straight to our room. I even color-coded my luggage to distinguish it from my friends', but they still delivered it to the wrong room! Oh well, haha. The lobby offers complimentary hot and cold green tea, sencha, and coffee machines. The 12th floor boasts an onsen with stunning Mt. Fuji views! Laundry facilities are free to use, with dryers costing around 10 RMB for a 20-minute cycle. In the evenings, the onsen provides complimentary ramen and popsicles, and Yakult is available in the mornings. Our room also offered a Mt. Fuji view, with the Shinkansen and JR train tracks running right below the hotel. Even with trains passing all night long, the window soundproofing was excellent. However, our room had such a strong, foul odor that I dreaded going in. We stayed two nights, and I had to pinch my nose every single time. I initially considered asking for a room change or deodorizing service, but I was too exhausted from sightseeing to bother. I truly hope no one else gets stuck with such a smelly room! The stench was so bad it gave me a headache... I strongly suspect some inconsiderate guests brought a pet into the room."

"A very unique hotel with many new features, such as free coffee and wine. There is no shower in the room, but there is a sink and toilet, and there are three shared showers on each floor. Note: It is much closer to exit from the South Exit of Mishima Station, and Google Maps may ask you to exit from the North Exit."

"The room is small, but perfect for solo traveller. You can get whatever you need in this hotel. Location is good, you can find lots of different restaurants nearby, and it’s very close to the Mishima station."