Fujisawa Hotels with Swimming Pools

There are many local Japanese guests, but it is actually more suitable for foreigners to experience! There are caves and Roman baths here, which belong to historical sites and used to be the royal hotel; there are Japanese-style tatami rooms, and the hotel staff will lay out mattresses and futons while you are eating (the room is so big, no problem for four or five people); the rooms here They are all sea view rooms. If you are lucky, you can see Mt. Fuji clearly, and Mt. Fuji at sunset is even more beautiful (if you want to take a good picture of Mt. Fuji, you need to bring a telephoto); there are very particular Japanese cuisine, local seafood dishes and rich Japanese breakfast (The family said it was better than the thousands of dollars of kaiseki in Kyoto); it has an unparalleled location. After enjoying the Enoshima Shrine and the sea view, you can go down the mountain smoothly. It will be even better if you catch the lantern festival Great value! I haven't had time to sort out the photos in the camera yet, so I'll post a few photos taken with my mobile phone first.

Amenities are plentiful. There are many kinds of tea bags, and they are delicious. Toner and milky lotion are also available. (I'm not sure if it's for a limited time, but there is also a sample-like skin care set from Baum.) The hair dryer in the room is convenient because it dries hair quickly. The designs of the mugs and coasters are cute. The staff are nice. The interior of the hotel itself is stylish and comfortable. I used it to go to Enoshima for the first time in a while. It was also fun to ride the Enoshima Electric Railway.