Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji

“Enjoyable trip!”

We were with family and had a relaxing time staying in Marriott and visiting places of interest in Izu peninsula. The rooms were very good, with onsen included. It was clean, spacious with the toilet separated from the bathroom. Well-thought through, Staff were also thoughtful and respectful. We ev… Mehr

We were with family and had a relaxing time staying in Marriott and visiting places of interest in Izu peninsula. The rooms were very good, with onsen included. It was clean, spacious with the toilet separated from the bathroom. Well-thought through, Staff were also thoughtful and respectful. We even managed to walk the trails around the hotel.

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“Nice Resort in the Hills”

Old but still beautiful Resort in the Hills close to many waterfalls, wasabi farms, hot springs. Shuttle bus service to/from train station, to the small town with a nice historic sites. Great service, helpful staff. Room was very nice and good food.

“A Family-Friendly Marriott Retreat in the Izu Mountains, Complete with Wild Deer”

We stayed at Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji for one night with our one-year-old son, and it turned out to be one of the more memorable family stays we've had at a Bonvoy property. The room featured a tatami-floored sitting area adjoining the bedroom, which gave our son plenty of soft, safe space to pr… Mehr

We stayed at Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji for one night with our one-year-old son, and it turned out to be one of the more memorable family stays we've had at a Bonvoy property. The room featured a tatami-floored sitting area adjoining the bedroom, which gave our son plenty of soft, safe space to practice walking, and a crib was already set up on arrival. What stood out most was how thoughtfully the property caters to families without making a fuss about it. Near the lounge, we noticed a hand-drawn sign welcoming children to a designated "Family area" — a small, sincere gesture that told us more about the hotel's attitude than any polished marketing material could. The Private Lounge itself is understated and calm, with a posted 60-minute usage guideline to keep the space comfortable for everyone, and a clear cutoff for children after 20:00 to preserve a quieter atmosphere for adults in the evening. Shelves were stocked with pastries, nuts, candies, and a well-organized bar area for guests staying into the evening. The unexpected highlight came at dusk, when we looked out from our room and saw a small group of wild deer grazing quietly under an illuminated tree on the hotel grounds. It wasn't staged or announced anywhere — just a quiet reminder that this hotel sits genuinely within the forested landscape of Shuzenji. Breakfast the next morning at Grill and Dining G was a strong finish to the stay. The made-to-order omelet station stood out, particularly a version with sakura shrimp that came out warm, fragrant, and clearly rooted in local Izu ingredients. The Japanese section was equally impressive, with a rich tamago kake gohan and a miso soup made with local Izu miso that had real depth. Between the family-conscious touches, the calm lounge, the surprise deer sighting, and a genuinely good breakfast, this stay covered nearly everything we look for in a Bonvoy property with a toddler in tow. We'd happily return. — 亀山容三 / Gastronomy Journal

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“Not dog friendly”

The hotel overall meets expectation if not travelling with dog. Athough it claims to offer dog-friendly room options, the hotel’s facilities are not particularly pet-friendly. The dog run area, for instance, is on a slope with poorly maintained grass. Within the hotel premises, dogs must remain in … Mehr

The hotel overall meets expectation if not travelling with dog. Athough it claims to offer dog-friendly room options, the hotel’s facilities are not particularly pet-friendly. The dog run area, for instance, is on a slope with poorly maintained grass. Within the hotel premises, dogs must remain in strollers and be covered. Additionally, the room’s air conditioning is inadequate, making it very stuffy and hot; fortunately, the hotel provided a fan upon request, and opening the window helps with air circulation.

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