Hostels in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

I really liked the minimalist decor; it's better than a hostel since they're individual pods rather than bunk beds. You can only open your luggage on the bed. There's no lock on the door, but there's a locker to secure your belongings. It's quite close to the station, the bed was very comfortable, and the cleanliness was excellent—no dust in the corners. You have to change shoes right at the entrance of the building, where there's a shoe cabinet. It felt a bit warm at first, but then it was fine.

The Hostel is clean and offers everything you might need. There is free water, coffee and tea. They also offer multiple things to rent for free including charging adapters and bicycles. You get access to a locker in a good size. The bathrooms were sparkling clean and the common areas are very comfortable and cozy too. The only negative thing was that the male bathrooms and the main common area is on the third floor of the Hostel and there's no elevator. Another thing I appreciate is the free washing machine and dryer although the dryer took three hours to thoroughly dry my clothes. The Location is also amazing. Close to the train station and the park with beautiful cherry blossoms and a good view of Mount Fuji. I can also recommend the veggie cafe mazina that's very close to the Hostel. Their Fresh Sandwich was a delight.

At first, I was worried about the facial recognition system and the user experience at the self-service check-in after reading the reviews. Once we arrived, the location was easy to find and check-in was very simple. There was a sticker at the door with the booking person's name, the bed number, and a code. Just press the code to enter. It's less than 15 minutes from Atami Station, and the walk from the station to the hotel is downhill. There's a supermarket and convenience store in between. It's a short walk from Atami Nanayu and Kinomiya Shrine. The restrooms and bathrooms were clean, with separate bathrooms for men and women. The beds were large, and the value for money was very good.

This overall small and fine has both capsule warehouses and family rooms, mainly bathroom baths, appointment time 50 minutes per person, every time there is a clean, self-driving is very suitable, sitting jr is also convenient, new Fuji Station walks for 5 minutes. In addition, there are several restaurants in the nearby new station to eat, there are convenience stores nearby, there is McDonald's at the crossroads 7 minutes away, and there is also an outdoor supplies SWEN store that can shop duty-free, there is a Japanese food store, an old couple operates, and eats very sweet tape. There is a Nissan car rental shop next to the store, which is quite large and has many vehicles. A small parking lot separated from the store.

Very kind and talkable oerator who vooked dinner and breakfast for us. He ia a talented young guy playing guitar and other instruments for our entertainment. Strongly recommend to spend a wonderful stay in this clean and tidy house which aged over a hundred years but newly enovated with wood work by the operator himself.

What a great stay away from the hustle and bustle, shame we only booked a few nights. The hosts were so friendly and welcoming. Really nice to talk to them and learn about the local community and culture. We really enjoyed exploring the area.

The quality is low for the price. At first glance the room looks clean, but the facilities look cheap. It's a mystery why the bedside lights only light up red, blue and green. Who would use them? It's not a hot spring, it's just a large public bath or sento. It's also inconvenient that there is no shower room in the room. The Sichuan restaurant on the first floor is not authentic at all and looks really cheap. The location is great.

It is time for a renovation. The staff was very welcoming and courteous, but the lighting in the hotel room was a bit inadequate, but very close to the station

Is Toda Port a place that has nothing to do with people who do not fish at an old fishing port? There are only old Showa retro shops that do not know if the shops around are vacant or not. There is a fashionable cafe, Tagore, which has been renovated from an old folk house in such a place. When I enter the store, there is a foreigner, and it is like a foreign country somewhere. Check-in is a modern method of reading QR code on your smartphone and entering customer information. The room is just a renovation of an old folk house, the furniture is antique, the floor is boarded, and when you walk, you can hear a giggling sound. It is irresistible for those who like retro. The view from the room shows you a 々 view in the morning, noon, and evening. So even if you look at the view from the room as Bo, you can kill time. The staff were also very friendly 々 and it was the best family trip. It is an inn that I want to stay again.