Hotels With Breakfast in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

It’s a very charming place with a real wabi-sabi atmosphere - simple, quiet, and full of nostalgic beauty. Quite old-fashioned, but well maintained. This spot became popular on a Russian platform, so there are many tourists from Russia ( me as well) . When I visited the onsen, there were seven people in total - all Russian girls. Overall, it doesn’t stop you from having a great rest. However, it’s not really suitable for a honeymoon, as my husband and I were separated the whole time — there are no mixed onsens for men and women, probably because the place is now mostly visited by foreigners. When we checked out, they kindly drove us back to the station. I left with a complete sense of relaxation. Thank you!

The hotel is a little far from the station, but except this, everything was good and convenient. Front desk staff was very polite and helpful.

Well worth the price! There are signs inside the train terminal guiding to the hotel. The staff are very kind, they allowed me to check out a little late bc I felt ill the morning of my check out and was moving slowly. I didn’t visit the rooftop bar or restaurant to eat, but I went there to see Mt Fuji on a clear day and the staff were kind enough to just let me take photos. Overall- one of the best hotels I’ve stayed at in Japan!

This was the hotel I was most looking forward to on this trip, and we stayed for two nights. To be honest, I was a little disappointed. During the summer, it cost over 7,000 yen, including breakfast for two. The room was a bit small (the bath towel was on the bed because there was no other place to put it). It didn't have a balcony, and I regretted not booking a room with one (though it would have been even more expensive). The hotel is good for relaxing, but transportation is truly inconvenient. Especially on the last night, waiting for a taxi from Shimoda Port was maddening. And that evening (Saturday), we couldn't find any restaurants around Shimoda Port that didn't require reservations; most were closed. We almost went hungry! The various paid experiences at the hotel were quite good; we tried sea fishing and night viewing of fireflies, both of which required a taxi to Shimoda Port. The nearby aquarium is also worth a visit. The outdoor pool, which closes at 6 PM, we didn't even get to use. The service at resort hotels is generally good, but at this summer price, it really isn't good value for money. The nearby beach is very small (see last picture). It didn't look suitable for swimming, so although this hotel is close to the sea, it's only good for viewing it, not the kind of resort I imagined where you could stroll on the beach and swim in the sea directly. The path from the hotel to the pool is beautiful, and there are designated times and places for setting off fireworks; thankfully, there were hot springs to help us unwind.

Although the hotel facilities are a bit old, it's very clean. The room is incredibly spacious with an unbeatable view; you open the window and there's the sea. Sleeping at night with the sound of the waves is really charming, but if it's too noisy, you can use earplugs. There's a free public onsen on the rooftop with a front-row sea view, which is absolutely beautiful! They also have private onsen available for an extra charge. The public onsen is well-equipped with hair dryers, cotton swabs, and skincare products. Mineral water isn't provided in the room, but you can buy it from a vending machine. If you need to go to the station, the hotel can arrange a shuttle service, but you need to book in advance. However, walking along the path offers beautiful scenery, and I recommend walking if the weather is good; it's only a 10-minute walk to the station (it's a bit uphill to the station, which can be tiring). There aren't many restaurants nearby, but the ones that are there are quite good. It offers excellent value for money, and I'll definitely come back for a longer stay next time!

The Dazhan Hotel boasts an excellent location, right next to Shizutetsu, making dining and getting around incredibly convenient. The view from the room, especially the scenic rooms, is fantastic; Shizuoka is beautiful, and Dazhan is equally stunning. Breakfast is just average, so you don't necessarily need to book it. There are tons of delicious options at the food court on the first floor of Shizutetsu, plus an ochazuke place nearby – too many good things to try! There are also plenty of extra amenities available next to the elevators, as well as a microwave and ice machine.

Fantastic location! The hotel is right off the second floor of the tram station, with direct buses to Mount Fuji and taxis readily available. This is extremely convenient for travelers with a lot of luggage. The room offers great value for money, and it's a short walk to many historical sites (as shown in the picture). Highly recommended. My only regret is bad luck – Mount Fuji was completely hidden by thick clouds during my two-day stay, so I didn't get to see its true beauty.

Stayed here transiting between Tokyo and Nagoya. Made it a pit stop. While location less than ideal, hotel was fantastic and good price. My son loves the comic books available for loan while everything in the hotel was nice and new. Highly recommended for business travellers or travellers transiting.

Close to the train station, although it has a bit of history. But the room is large, comfortable and hygienic. It is well-equipped, and the most outstanding thing is the large window in the room. The scenery is comparable to the sightseeing bay in a big city. You can see the entire Hamamatsu City in the distance. From sunrise to sunset, it is very gorgeous.

This was my first time staying at a hot spring hotel, and choosing Atagawa-kan on my first day in Izu, Japan, was the best decision ever. I booked two nights for just over 800 (yen/yuan) a night, and the service was attentive and detailed. The ocean looked beautiful and serene during the pre-dawn blue hour. The outdoor onsen offered stunning panoramic views of the sea. There's an ice cream shop on the first floor; I highly recommend trying the Japanese yuzu flavor – it's delicious. Next to the hotel, there's a restaurant that's convenient, tasty, and affordable. By 6 PM, it's completely dark, and there are very few people on the streets, making it incredibly peaceful and quiet – perfect for a leisurely stay. Most places here close around 8 PM. I love Izu; visiting during the off-season was a fantastic experience.