Fujisan Mishima Tokyu Hotel to Open by Mt. Fuji in June 2020 ... Reservations Being Accepted from December 3, 2019!
Nov 18, 2019
TOKYO - Nov. 18, 2019 - PRLog -- The Mt. Fuji Mishima Tokyu Hotel will open in June 2020, at the south exit of Mishima Station on the Tokaido Shinkansen - Hikari and Kodama lines. About 45 minutes south of Tokyo and just less than 2 hours north of Kyoto, it's an easy stop between these two other bucket list destinations in Japan.
The hotel offers a great location, just off the Shinkansen at Mishima Station with spectacular views of Mt. Fuji simply 20 minutes by car from Mishima Skywalk - the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan, allowing 360 panoramic views of Mt. Fuji. It is also a central location for access to the Izu Peninsula and Hakone. Its special offerings include a wide variety of leisure activities, such as: cycling, mountain climbing, rappelling, canyoning, paragliding, golf, hot spring bathing facilities, and more. Tour/experience details and pricing can be found by searching on the exploreshizuoka.com website.
The 200-room property includes five types of guest rooms: double, twin, deluxe twin, family, and suite, with room sizes ranging from 20㎡ up to 64㎡. The sophisticated interior is designed by Shimizu Corporation (https://www.shimz.co.jp/en/topics/construction/item02/) with motifs of spring water, lava and stone peculiar to the area. On the top floor - 14th floor, they will feature a large indoor- and-outdoor public baths, with water taken directly from Mt. Fuji and with breathtaking Fuji-san views. Just below, on the 13th floor, will be a restaurant, featuring Japanese/Western style Robata cuisine and a function/meeting/banquet room. Staff will be multi-lingual.
Hotel reservations will begin on December 3, 2019, and special opening rates, as low as 20,000 yen per room will be announced on the Tokyu Hotels website at: https://www.tokyuhotelsjapan.com/global/company/business/index.html
Travel advisors and meeting planners can also make special requests via the two Tokyu Hotel US sales offices in New York City and Newport Beach, California by calling 1-800-42-TOKYU (86598)
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