Romantic Hotels in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

"This stay at inatori got to be one of the best decisions made. The room came with an absolutely stunning sea view which made this trip from the bustling city worth it!! You need to add the breakfast and dinner to your package too because the food served are top quality and so so delicious. We ate till we were stuffed every single night!! There’s no other hotel that come close to this amazing experience we had here. We also enjoyed the private onsen which can be booked by paying +$$ As the place is very much catered to local tourists, most of the menu, instructions are in Japanese, so just use your translator app if you have any questions! They do have staff who can speak English / mandarin!"

"We chose Kameya Rakuan, recommended by fellow travelers. After finishing our trip at Shimoda Park, we took the Izu Kyuko Line to Ito. The hotel is a convenient 5-minute walk from Ito Station, and the path is flat, making it easy to handle luggage. The hotel staff, though a bit older, had some key information prepared in both Chinese and Japanese, so there were no language barriers. Our room was on the 6th floor, accessible by elevator. The futon beds were already set up in the tatami room. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. The hotel offers two public onsen, Galaxy and Deep Sea, as well as a private onsen, all free of charge. The private onsen can be used if it's unlocked. The Galaxy and Deep Sea baths swap between male and female use at 2 AM, so be sure to check before you soak. Japanese yukata can be picked up on the first floor. Our room faced east, offering a sunrise view, but unfortunately, it was too cloudy that day for a perfect view. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money."

"The hotel boasts a unique hot spring elevator, an old-fashioned yet well-maintained lift, and both outdoor and indoor hot springs. Our flight was delayed that afternoon, causing us to miss dinner. We contacted the hotel via email, and the manager kindly held dinner for us. Upon arrival, after a brief introduction to the hotel, we were served a warm Japanese meal. Traditional Japanese onsen hotels typically offer a 'one night, two meals' plan, with breakfast and dinner delivered to your room by a lovely elderly lady. The room we booked was quite spacious, featuring a separate tea-drinking area. The hotel is situated on higher ground, offering views of the tangerine trees in the backyard and the distant sea from our window. It's about a 15-minute walk from the JR station, which is a little far, but the town itself isn't very large. You can even hear the sound of the trains from the hotel."

"I stayed at this hotel for two nights and it absolutely deserves a five-star review! As soon as you walk in, you're greeted by a beautifully designed garden, which is stunning. The staff welcome you at the entrance and help carry your luggage to your room. Here are the highlights from my two-day stay: 1. Every staff member provided excellent service, and the environment was comfortable. The room was very clean, making for a relaxing and pleasant stay. The hot spring facilities were also fully equipped, with everything from hair dryers to iced water. 2. The meals were prepared with great care. We thoroughly enjoyed the extensive menu, and the lobster dish was particularly delicious. The staff were very attentive to our feedback; when we mentioned the conch from the first day was a bit bitter, they immediately adjusted the menu for us. The ingredients were fresh and the food tasted excellent throughout our stay. 3. The hot springs were amazing! This was a pleasant surprise for us. The hotel's pictures didn't show much, so we initially thought there was only one private bath. However, there are actually five, and you don't need to book in advance – if no one's at the entrance, you can just go in. Each private bath is meticulously designed and very beautiful inside. This was the most satisfying part of our stay! Here are a few things to note if you're planning to book: 1. The hotel does have quite a few stairs, but they are all short flights. We didn't find them problematic, but it's something to consider if you're traveling with elderly guests. 2. One minor drawback was that the corridors outside the rooms don't have air conditioning. They're essentially open to the outdoors, so it was quite hot during our summer visit. AC is only available inside the rooms. So, the walk from the room to the private baths was a bit warm. However, luckily, there's a dedicated lounge next to the private baths where you can cool down with AC after your soak, and there's even a machine dispensing iced tea, which was wonderful! 🤩"

"The hotel is located at the South Exit of Mishima Station. Make sure you don't go to the wrong exit, as the North and South exits of Mishima Station are not connected! After exiting the station, turn right, and the hotel is just a short walk away. Take the escalator inside up to the second floor, and you'll find the hotel lobby. From the moment you check in, you'll find views of Mount Fuji everywhere: the public area on the 2nd-floor front desk, the floor-to-ceiling windows in the guest rooms, the 14th-floor onsen, and the 13th-floor restaurant. You can gaze at Mount Fuji just by looking up, and if you're lucky, you can catch breathtaking views at sunrise and sunset. Despite being right above the station, the hotel is very quiet. Downstairs, there are izakayas, unagi restaurants, coffee shops, yakiniku, and convenience stores all very close by. Rakujuen Garden is also right next door. The hotel's breakfast quality is excellent. I especially loved the grilled fish and their fruit; the menu didn't repeat over two days, and the ingredients were fresh. Eating while looking out at Mount Fuji truly enhances the experience. I highly recommend this Mount Fuji Mishima Tokyu Hotel; you absolutely must stay here if you're visiting the area."