Shizuoka Hotels with Wi-Fi

Mt. Fuji seen from the lobby and restaurant is a beauty that is not ashamed of the concept of ”Scenic Museum”. There is an observation deck on the side of the upper lounge, and the scenery seen from there is even more wonderful. However, as others have posted, it may not be seen in the condition of steam even if it is sunny. The garden is large and you can hear the birds singing in color 々. The service is also substantial, such as taking pictures casually. There is also a transfer to and from Kunoyama Ropeway. I gave it 5 points because it was 5 points, but there are some points that make me think that if it is 10 points, it is 9 points. When you line up in a restaurant, you take the order with the touch panel instead of writing it with a ballpoint pen, but it is difficult to understand the location and the order cannot be taken properly. There is no announcement about how to line up for breakfast. There is no sheet cleaner in the toilet. I hope to improve around here.

I have used this hotel many times. It's in a good location, the room is clean and the amenities are adequate, the breakfast is well-balanced, and check-out is at 11:00, so I'm very satisfied. It has become very popular recently, and sometimes reservations fill up faster than before.

Nice family hotel and centrally located opposite the train station with many restaurants choices. Checkin was a breeze and room was clean and spacious. Breakfast that came with the hotel stay was excellent with many choices and sufficient refills. Carpark was chargeable at 1200y per night at the next building and walking to carpark can be cumbersome for some during bad weather. Highly recommended place for those looking for accommodation in this part of the city or exploring the city.

Excellent location within walking distance to the train station, shopping alleys, museum and the fisherman market which serves good value seafood. Hotel front desk staff are very friendly and helpful and a lady actually recommend a less expensive carpark next door (500 Yen 12 hours comparing to 1200 Yen Hotel parking). More like a business hotel which provides no other leisure facility. Room price is a bit less competitive relative to other hotels I stay in other locations during this trip.

It was a hygienic and good business hotel. It was raining because there was a covered sidewalk a little walk to the station, but I was able to go out to eat without getting too wet. Free water and tea packs were provided in the room, but I should have brought them because I didn't have coffee. Amenity goods were prepared at the front desk and bath salts were also available. It's often difficult because one side is a wall in a double bed room and there is no gap, so if you sleep there, you have to get off after getting to your feet.

Be sure to check whether it is a non-smoking room. There is a strong smell of cigarettes when you enter the room. Bottled drinking water is not provided in the room. The room is small, the hot spring is very small, there is only one pool, the breakfast is very average, and the hotel requires check-out before 10 am. Late check-out will be charged an additional 30% of the room rate. I can only say that it is not in line with premium.

The large communal bath before the renovation was reserved. Turn the bills over during common use ～. When I stayed for the first time in several years because of the renewal this time, the usage time was only two hours in the morning and night by the men and women replacement system. This cannot be used unless the time is adjusted, and it is small even if it is a large communal bath. There were only two locker keys. By the way, I used it after 18:00, but I'm already using it alone. At most, there are about 3 people, so take a bath while paying attention. However, I was able to relax a little after one came out, so I think it was better than taking a room bath. I ate the breakfast buffet for the first time, but it was renovated and beautiful, and I think the price was good for 700 yen, but the chair is a stool on a counter table like McDonald's, so it's good for a light meal. But it's not like enjoying the buffet slowly. Also, I was happy that there was a homemade pudding made in a small bottle, but I couldn't eat all the bottom because there was no small spoon for dessert (laughs). The set may be better. Also, it is a negative point for me that the windows in the room are not open. In conclusion, although the room rate is cheap, is it a large communal bath of the population hot spring? With! ?? There is a drink service and there is no discomfort in the hotel itself, so I don't think the overall evaluation is bad, but it is still a difficulty that it is quite far from the station. Since Ichiou is a population hot spring, I felt that the satisfaction would be better if I paid 500 yen per person for 45 minutes by charter reservation system (in that case, I would like to have a morning at a nice cafe in Hitoshuku Town even if it is far away, so stay again I want to do it.

It is one of the regular inns within walking distance to Shizuoka Station. I also like the view of the city from the window of the room. This time it was a room on the west side, so I could see the cherry blossoms in full bloom in front of Denmacho Elementary School. There is free Wi-Fi, but I had the impression that it was difficult to connect, especially at night. It was the first time in a long time due to the corona disaster, but the simple free buffet eaten on the １ floor in the morning was abolished. There seemed to be a set breakfast that required advance reservations until the night before. I had no choice but to go to Komeda Coffee after checking out.

I didn't chose the hotel but I loved it. Location was great, very convenient for the station, room was fine, front desk staff were kind and thoughtful. Enjoyed a better than average breakfast, included in the room rate. The whole experience was much more ”boutique” than ”chain” hotel. But the real glory of the place is the privileged access to the former daimyo's garden next door. Each morning at breakfast, the waitstaff encouraged me to step outside into the garden. On the third morning, I finally did it. What a lovely place! Japanese aesthetics at their best. And I had it all to myself. Would have been worth staying here just for the garden, but like I said, the hotel was good, too.

Hotel station, which is almost between Shizuoka Station and Shin Shizuoka Station, is about a 10-minute walk from Shizuoka Station. It will be within a 5-minute walk from Shin Shizuoka Station. There is a CoCo banya next to the hotel, there is an izakaya in the vicinity, and there is a 7-Eleven in front of the hotel, so it is not troublesome for shopping and eating. This time, I made a reservation in advance and visited, and stayed with two people, but check-in will be a little easier if you enter the guest information that you will receive by email in advance. Check-in is a rare tablet method. The key is received directly from the employee at the front desk. The key was not a card type that is common in business hotels, but a normal key. The room I stayed at this time was a semi-double single room. The washroom is independent and is near the door of the room. The refrigerator is not under the TV or near the desk, but next to the door, so it is difficult to easily take drinks. And what I was interested in was the smell of the unit bath. Although the toilet is a washlet, it is not automatic but it is washed by twisting the knob by oneself. The curtain of the unit bath smelled dry and ventilated, but I couldn't get rid of the smell. The impression I used was very satisfying except for the smell of the curtain. There seems to be a Japanese room, so please try it.