Hotels With Wi-Fi in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is a 3-5 minute walk from the south exit of Shizuoka Station. I booked a suite and was given room 02. The room was very large, with a view of Mount Fuji and the sea. It was very worthwhile for more than 1,000 yuan a night.

Hotel is less than 5 minutes walk from JR station (not connected to station) with many shops or restaurants nearby. Rooms were good size and there were amenities available in the lobby (such as face wash, cream) along with free coffee in the morning. However was a bit disappointed with the maintenance of the room as there were some wood peeling off near the bedside counter.

On the day we landed in Narita airport, all trains and busses heading to Fujinomiya were cancelled due to typhoon Shanshan. We tried reaching out the hotel via Trip.com telling them we had a problem traveling to the hotel. But the hotel couldn’t accommodate our request. We asked to keep our booking for later dates. Our request was rejected. Based on our research, we booked this hotel because it locates very near bus station for early morning Fuji climbing. Unfortunately we couldn’t provide a thorough review of this hotel.

It is what you can expect from a Dormy Inn : lots of freebies, a comfortable room and a bathhouse area with the bonus point of having a good Mount Fuji view especially if you get the rooms facing the right side. The hotel's clearly geared for people who drive, there is two main carpark areas but it can get filled up quite quickly during peak holiday periods. The breakfast was sumptuous and excellent as expected from a Dormy Inn. There is a nice late night soba service and popsicles in the evening. Location wise, it is only a short drive away from the Gotemba Premium Outlets and some local sights. It is located next to Chichibunomiya Memorial Park with a former villa. The hotel is also pretty new.

It's in the center of Shizuoka, a little far from two JR stations, about 15 minutes. The hotel is surrounded by semi-pedestrian streets, full of izakayas and nightclubs. It's very convenient to eat. There don't seem to be many breakfast restaurants around the hotel in the morning, so you can book a room with breakfast.

The hotel is in traditional Japanese style. Although it has been open for a long time, it is still kept clean and tidy. The hotel has two hot springs, indoor and outdoor. The outdoor hot spring can be reached by taking a very short mountain cable car, which is a very interesting experience. The package I booked this time included traditional Japanese breakfast and dinner, which tasted good and the ingredients were fresh. The hotel staff are very polite and explained in detail how to use the hotel facilities and introduced the surrounding attractions when checking in.

The Fujisan Mishima Tokyu Hotel offers a fantastic base for visitors exploring the Hakone region, with easy access via the nearby Mishima Station. The hotel lobby is on the second floor, providing a welcoming atmosphere with modern decor. One of the hotel's highlights is the hot spring on the 14th floor, featuring panoramic views of Mount Fuji, which many guests find to be an unforgettable experience. The hot spring is highly rated for its ambience and amenities. Rooms at the hotel are of comfortable size and noted for cleanliness and well-maintained furnishings. The convenience of a bus station in front of the hotel or Mishima Station makes travel around the Hakone area very manageable, allowing guests to explore easily. This hotel is ideal for travellers seeking a balance of comfort, convenience, and an authentic Japanese experience with spectacular views.

It’s a nice budget hotel near Shin-Fuji Station, and overall, it was a pleasant experience for me. The hotel is very close to the trains, yet surprisingly quiet. It’s small but very clean, with everything necessary provided in the room. Though the room isn’t spacious, it is cozy, and I enjoyed a nice view of Mount Fuji from my window, even if the grids on the window made it tricky to capture good photos. The breakfast is simple but adequate to start your day, and I noticed the menu changes daily (I stayed for two nights and had different options each morning). The staff, while not fluent in English, were incredibly kind and helpful. They really made my stay more comfortable. The hotel provides a few shuttle buses to the nearby train station, which was very convenient. They also offer free shuttles to Fujikawaguchiko, but only on national holidays and weekends, so I didn’t get the chance to try that. If you’re heading to the Shin-Fuji Station, there’s a tourist center with English-speaking staff who are very helpful. You can even rent bicycles there to explore the area and enjoy stunning views of Mount Fuji. For the price, it’s a great option, especially if you’re on a budget and looking for a quiet, clean place to stay with some handy amenities.

The room is quite big, divided into a sleeping area (Western style) and a leisure area (Japanese style), very cost-effective, it was dinner time when we arrived at the hotel, the hotel has wagyu bento to choose from (there is also a restaurant), very good, the room faces the sea, you can enjoy the sea view in the morning, there is a hotel shuttle bus to the JR station

Glad to stay here. Definitely recommend for those who are driving and planning to stay at Gotemba area. Hotel is relatively new, room was big, the double bed is bigger, not the semi-double beds in most Japan hotels so is comfortable for two. Was surprised by what we get....there is cold udon dinner! Ice cream, coffee and Fuji mineral water are available at the reception. Breakfast buffet spread had Japanese breakfast choices, bread, coffee, juice and cereal. Hot bath is small, is good enough for us to relax after a day of traveling. Service was superb! All of them are so welcoming. On a clear day, we can see Mount Fuji on 4th level. View is blocked by some cables though. Overall, a good stay as we get to enjoy the evening with dinner, Onsen, ice cream, and a good night rest.

The hotel is a 3-5 minute walk from the south exit of Shizuoka Station. I booked a suite and was given room 02. The room was very large, with a view of Mount Fuji and the sea. It was very worthwhile for more than 1,000 yuan a night.

Hotel is less than 5 minutes walk from JR station (not connected to station) with many shops or restaurants nearby. Rooms were good size and there were amenities available in the lobby (such as face wash, cream) along with free coffee in the morning. However was a bit disappointed with the maintenance of the room as there were some wood peeling off near the bedside counter.

It's in the center of Shizuoka, a little far from two JR stations, about 15 minutes. The hotel is surrounded by semi-pedestrian streets, full of izakayas and nightclubs. It's very convenient to eat. There don't seem to be many breakfast restaurants around the hotel in the morning, so you can book a room with breakfast.

It's very close to Shizuoka Station. It's a great hotel. I'll definitely go there again next time. There's a 7-11 nearby. Although the room is small, the TV is big. A 30+20-inch luggage can barely be opened. There's a large public bath that's very clean and great. There's one in the building next door. You can relax in the chiropractic hospital. There is an open space on the first floor for coffee and drinks. I am not sure if it is free (I don’t have time to enjoy it)

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.

The location is close to the station and the facilities are clean. I didn't eat breakfast, but they provide a buffet of bread from a famous local bakery. The amenities are plentiful. I especially liked the bath salts ^^ However, although the location is good, if you are visiting Shizuoka for the first time, If you try to find the crosswalk without crossing the subway, you will have to go around a bit. And there is only one elevator, You cannot use the stairs. It is on the 2nd floor, but the lobby is right below, so it is difficult to wait for the elevator that stops on the 11th floor and keep going back and forth. I don't think it matters if you are not on the 2nd floor. The hotel is good value for money.

The front desk service is very good. There is free curry rice and rice noodles during the happy hour in the evening. The breakfast is quite satisfactory. It is less than ten minutes' walk from the Surugaya main store, which is very suitable for eating valley

It was nice because it was close to downtown Shizuoka, and it was cleaner and better equipped than I thought. It's a really good place to stay for a night, and there's also breakfast, so you can request it separately.

Everything was perfect. The room is spacious. We got even extra bed .  hotel manager they are good.  clean with mineral water from Fuji. Go The Room at the corner is not so quiet actually it was a sound from the road just a little bit.

It feels like a typical business hotel. It is clean and has everything you need. I was happy that the welcome coffee was decaffeinated and available until midnight. The location is less than 10 minutes walk from the station. Shizuoka's famous drinking spots, Aoba Yokocho and Aoba Oden Town, are about a 2-minute walk away, so tourists will be satisfied. There is a convenience store on the first floor of the hotel, which is convenient. In order to prevent the use of adult entertainment in the hotel, the elevator always stops at the front desk on the second floor. It may seem inconvenient, but I think families with children and female guests can stay here with peace of mind. The WiFi speed was fast enough that I was able to use it comfortably for online meetings and watching entertainment.

It is what you can expect from a Dormy Inn : lots of freebies, a comfortable room and a bathhouse area with the bonus point of having a good Mount Fuji view especially if you get the rooms facing the right side. The hotel's clearly geared for people who drive, there is two main carpark areas but it can get filled up quite quickly during peak holiday periods. The breakfast was sumptuous and excellent as expected from a Dormy Inn. There is a nice late night soba service and popsicles in the evening. Location wise, it is only a short drive away from the Gotemba Premium Outlets and some local sights. It is located next to Chichibunomiya Memorial Park with a former villa. The hotel is also pretty new.

Glad to stay here. Definitely recommend for those who are driving and planning to stay at Gotemba area. Hotel is relatively new, room was big, the double bed is bigger, not the semi-double beds in most Japan hotels so is comfortable for two. Was surprised by what we get....there is cold udon dinner! Ice cream, coffee and Fuji mineral water are available at the reception. Breakfast buffet spread had Japanese breakfast choices, bread, coffee, juice and cereal. Hot bath is small, is good enough for us to relax after a day of traveling. Service was superb! All of them are so welcoming. On a clear day, we can see Mount Fuji on 4th level. View is blocked by some cables though. Overall, a good stay as we get to enjoy the evening with dinner, Onsen, ice cream, and a good night rest.

I loved the hotel, services and amenities was wonderful, food is great, rooms clean and nice with beautiful view on Mt Fuji! Onsens was also an amazing experience, just the location for local transfer is a little far away.

The view of Mt. Fuji from the large window on one side of the room is really great. From Mt. Fuji under the moonlight to Mt. Fuji in the bright sunlight... You can see Mt. Fuji indefinitely while lying on the bed. The staff is also friendly, and some of them speak Korean, so I was able to communicate comfortably. There is a little dust in places that are not easily visible, but the cleanliness and bedding were generally good. The view from the lobby and hot springs was also really good. I felt that many of the guests were Chinese.

Staff are very nice. It’s very quiet in the environment, very pleasant stay. Since we took bus at JR Gotemba, we called the hotel earlier for the pick up service. And unfortunately the bus was late, we could not meet the car anymore. We then asked the tourist information Ctr to call. ( tips to all tourists)

It's about 15 minutes' walk from Gotemba to the hotel. Check-in is at 3pm. You can't check in earlier, but you can store your luggage in advance. All the items you need can be taken on demand in the hotel lobby. The hotel has its own bathroom, and the girls will provide the password. The room is indeed quite small, but the hygiene is quite good. The breakfast is also quite delicious. Overall, I am quite satisfied.

The hotel is not near amenities however it has an excellent view of Mount Fuji. The morning sun was already bright at 4:30 am, and Mount Fuji woke us up, with the magnificent appearance right from our room. The breakfast was top-notched, very appealing delicious, healthy and 5 stars. After breakfast I would recommend one goes to the reading room, it has a180 view of Mount Fuji, free drinks available. The onsen is abit small. The balcony could use a good scrub and new paint, it would be lovely to chill out at the balcony looking at Fuji. The bedroom somewhat outdated, but clean and comfy. If I come to Fuji prefecture again, I will surely come back for the breakfast =P

The hotel is really old, but the staff attitude and location are very good. Next to Gotemba station, convenient walking distance. There is a Bigday supermarket nearby. For dinner they fed me free udon with curry, I bought breakfast separately for 550 yen and had breakfast with a view of Fuji. Disappointments: very cold room, no hot water, they said that there were technical problems. The staff offered to check into a newer hotel with hot water for free, but I refused, because it was already evening and the journey was almost 1.5 km. In the city in the evenings there are almost no lights, it is a little scary to walk alone.

The hotel is a 5-8 minute walk from the JR station and the outlet shuttle bus station. If you are dragging a suitcase, it will feel a bit far away, and there are not many restaurants nearby. But the hotel is very clean and you can see Mount Fuji.

In order to go to Mount Fuji and Gotemba Ole, I originally set CLAD and later chose this Toyoko inn because the itinerary was delayed for a day. The location is absolutely perfect, just at the entrance of Gotemba Station, there is almost no need to walk more. It is very convenient to go back and forth to Ole, or to and from Kawaguchiko. Recommend this hotel with location, just opened, you can check in by yourself Super cost-effective.

The room is quite big, divided into a sleeping area (Western style) and a leisure area (Japanese style), very cost-effective, it was dinner time when we arrived at the hotel, the hotel has wagyu bento to choose from (there is also a restaurant), very good, the room faces the sea, you can enjoy the sea view in the morning, there is a hotel shuttle bus to the JR station

Room is clean and comfortable. facilities are new,but parking space is not free and the access is limited to 10pm before only, and the room rare is quite whichq high similar to Tokyo, not sure if it was because of the fireworks. The firework is stunning btw!

I suppose the charm of Atami is that the whole area is a little bit 'dated' as far as a resort goes, and this hotel definitely aligns with that - it seems like a place that was once great and is now kind of just rolling along bringing in what money it can. The food is serviceable but totally uninspired - an upscale cafeteria masquerading as something better than it is with 'chefs' wearing their whites. The entire dining room constantly smells of fryer oil from the tempura - which they still make and keep stock of in such large quantities that it is never fresh and crispy anyways (especially the shrimp, which has not been sufficiently dried before battering). The remaining hot dishes are very disappointing both in terms of variety and overall flavor. The sushi and sashimi is the standout of the food, although it too is very basic - not anything that will blow your mind, but acceptably tasty and reasonably fresh (although on our second night everything tasted a bit soapy/bleachy). As a westerner you will be very disappointed by the breakfast, although that's a 'me' problem rather than a hotel problem per se. The spa facilities are nice but a bit dated - be careful in your selection of both time and location unless you want to be surrounded with many loud (mostly Chinese) children. Private spas are available and are quite nice, although again dated. Nonetheless at around 60 USD for an hour the price is good for the privacy, especially as a westerner who is otherwise subject to quite a bit of staring at this mostly local and Chinese spa. We stayed in a deluxe king room, which was spacious with an enormous and comfortable bed, and a (For japan) reasonably sized tub. Room and desk service was good. The hotel is a bit off the beaten path but has regular free shuttles to/from Atami station, which is where the main tourist streets for shopping etc can be found. Highly suggest checking out Golden Eye for some excellent Ramen.

The price-performance ratio is high. Both meals are buffets. There are many people eating, but the food is very fast. The quality of the food is OK. Good reviews! There was a fireworks festival that day. I asked the hotel for the fireworks festival ticket from the Tourism Association (a small plastic mat that can be placed on the ground to watch the fireworks). The hotel front desk also carefully marked the area corresponding to the ticket on the map. This area is much less crowded than other places. I really enjoyed the advantage of accommodation~ (In fact, you can also watch the fireworks on the top floor of the hotel that day. We went to the beach for the atmosphere)

I've rated them 3 and 4, but that doesn't mean they were bad. It's not ”cheap means bad,” and there were some parts that were cheap, but I'm always satisfied! Breakfast and dinner are included, plus all-you-can-drink alcohol. Table tennis and karaoke are free. There are also three baths. There are some parts that give a sense of age, but there were a variety of people there, from young couples to a family that seemed to be three generations, and friends on vacation. By the way, you can make reservations for table tennis and karaoke at the counter from 1:00 p.m. on the day of check-in.

The Japanese-style sea view room I stayed in also had someone help me lay out the tatami mat during meal time. I have stayed in a similar room in Izu, so I suggest you book a twin room here. The hotel has a shuttle bus to and from Atami Station, and the breakfast and dinner are average.

Although some people may feel that it’s a hassle to do online check-in without a ‘proper’ hotel front desk assistance, we didn’t have any issues. We could submit our personal details via our mobile phones anywhere anytime prior arriving. Then upon arriving, using the PIN sent to our emails, we could smoothly enter the entrance. At the lobby, there were tablets, for each guests to take their picture for verification to the information we had submitted beforehand. Then we were connected to a call centre which asked us some simple questions then it was done. We loved that there were free flow of hot & cold drinks, alcohol and non-alcohol, free flow chocolates/sweets/japanese nuts available. We were a group of 7, so we used the common space for our meals. The rooms were huge for Japan standards with a small sink, dining table attached. Each booking came with a car park lot. The car park is just a 2-3 minutes drive away and we just parked accordingly to our room number. I cannot be more pleased with my stay here and will definitely recommend friends to stay here.

The staff noticed our behavior and spoke to us before we arrived, so we were able to spend our time from check-in to check-out feeling fulfilled. The room was clean and had a nice ocean view, and all the drinks in the fridge were free, and the mandarin orange juice was delicious. The open-air bath was infinity, in a spectacular location, and the temperature was perfect. The freshly made omelettes at the breakfast buffet were soft and delicious. I would definitely like to return as a treat.

A more traditional Japanese hot spring hotel, with good service, a warm atmosphere, and good English at the front desk. However, the facilities are relatively old, and the dinner is mediocre, but the portions are quite large, so you don't have to worry about not eating enough. Another big advantage is that it is very close to the station. If you are with your family and luggage, you can walk to the hotel in two minutes after exiting the station.

The bathroom is surprisingly clean. The location is good and not far from JR, but there is a slope. There is only one bathroom. The boys' bathing time is too short. They will not have enough time to take a bath after returning from the fireworks festival. Basic toiletries, disinfectants, etc. are all provided. Anyway, there are many charged items, so it’s best to bring your own. Breakfast is a bowl of Ochazuke rice with an egg. The self-service option includes dishwashing. If you don’t have any requirements for breakfast, you can consider it.