Hot Springs Hotels in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

Although the room was small, I thought it was enough. I can hear the noise from the next room directly, so it may not be suitable for people who don't like it. I could tolerate it. I can also hear coughing and snoring.

The onsen hotel has 3 buildings and each has their own onsens. We went to the day tripper onsen, which is the best. The onsen at main building (roof top) is small with only one bath space and the wall is covered with mould. Dinner and breakfast were good. The hotel is near jogashaki coast and mt omuro, about 20 mins drive. We booked a room with private onsen and enjoyed it thoroughly

Wow! Wow! Wow! What an experience we had! It was really fantastic! They provide a good service and do everything so well, that you want to continue your stay there! When we came into the room, there was a table laid with tea and Japanese desert mocha for two people. I appreciate for that! The Japanese kaiseki dinner was up to my taste, but not all the food as I could not recognise the taste of some and I simply didn’t like it. My daughter doesn’t like fish, so she could taste only a few dishes. She liked rice (how good it was cooked). A wonderful sunset and a wonderful sunrise is way I intended to see! I did! It was amazing! Photos attached. Try to see it, too! The breakfast was also with fish. As for me, it was tasty. My daughter found it not to her taste. Onsen was relaxing and very good to visit! Worthy! They drove us to the station after our stay at the hotel. I appreciate the hotel for the accommodation and service! I recommend this hotel, but I would come hear earlier to spend more time in ryokan!

The room was great, big, neat and tidy; and the view was nice! Breakfast was slightly disappointing as they didn’t refill some of the food (probably the more costy ones).

The room is very Japanese style, the landscape courtyard in the hotel is very beautiful, the hot spring in the room is also very comfortable, and you will feel slippery after soaking. Because it is a one-night stay, the setting of dinner and breakfast is also very experiential. You can deeply experience the old-fashioned service style. The room is so huge that you may even get lost. (Maybe this is the old money style

Hotel view was lit, especially when you can see Mt Fuji on a very good day. Location is very near to the Mishima station, the lobby is on the second floor of the building next to the Mishima station. You can get your Fuji express bus tickets just outside the station. Bus to the Gotemba outlet is also around the same area. Hotel cleanliness was good. However the reception was so so, as they did not provide further help when I seek for their assistance as I had left my backpack on the Shinkansen. The highest floor has an open bath for both women and male, requires a card to reach there. Hotel room provides the necessary towels in a basket for you to bring up and the toiletries are available as well. Would be a good view to see sunrise or sunset of Mt Fuji from the high level if there’s a chance. The room TV shows you the vacancy of the open bath and washing machine but it was not accurate for the open bath.

Nestled in the serene surroundings of Atagawakan, this hotel presents a unique blend of convenience and natural beauty, making it a compelling choice for those journeying by car. Guests are provided with a shuttle service to the nearest train station in the morning. The hotel's crowning glory is undoubtedly its rooms, which offer breathtaking views of the majestic sea and the picturesque of 7 islands, providing a visual feast that is truly unforgettable. However, the traditional Japanese sleeping arrangement, which involves bedding on the floor, may not cater to everyone's comfort preferences. Moreover, the early check-out time at 10 am, coupled with the requirement for rooms to be made up by the same time, might pose a slight inconvenience for some guests. While the hotel's location offers a tranquil retreat, it is worth noting that it is situated a considerable distance from major attractions, which could affect those planning extensive sightseeing. In summary, this hotel stands out for its stunning vistas and convenient shuttle service, though it may be best suited to those who appreciate the tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of city life and are comfortable with traditional sleeping arrangements.

I enjoyed my stay at Shimoda Tokyu for getting some dives in with Mikomoto Hammers. The staff are very professional, respectful, and helpful. From 9:20 to 17:45, there is a free shuttle bus to and from Shimoda station. If you are staying for diving in the area, some things you should know: there are no 24 hours Family Mart or 7-11 within walking distance. Walking to the station area will take you 30 mins. Taxi app GO says there is no available car in the area. You will need the hotel staff to phone a local taxi for you out of free shuttle bus hours. The restaurant at the hotel is upscale and expensive and it's your only option if you don't want to taxi into town. Mikomoto Hammers can pick you up at Shimoda Tokyu the morning of the dive. Just let them know. Breakfast buffet is fantastic. The staff made this hotel stay enjoyable. The room is quite small. I felt like I was still in Tokyo with very little space for my carry-on size luggage. If I brought a bigger check-in bag, I would not have enough space to lay if open and also walk freely. Maybe the room I got was small.

We had a delicious and fun time with the family. The private beach was also wonderful. If it was summer swimming season, the waves would be calm and it would be easy for children to play there. It was the last weekend of March during spring break, but the hotel was well thought out and didn't feel crowded, which was nice. The freshly fried tempura in the dining area and the fried bread for breakfast were very popular and delicious. However, the smell of oil permeated the yukata and hair I was wearing, so I felt like taking a bath and washing my hair again after the meal. I think it would be difficult, but if the ventilation environment was good, it would be perfect! That's how I felt.

Hotel is about 15 to 20 mins walk from Kawazu train station, no worries as they provide free shuttle service to and fro hotel and Kawazu station, however do take note of timetable. Room was big and view was fantastic as facing the sea, breakfast was sumptuous too especially the miso soup and raddish and beef stew. We came here for Sakura but in view of cold snap blooming season was delayed this year, Kawazu town can be boring as most shop including restaurant closed after 5pm. We were also told that there is no taxi available after 5pm. Overall stay was great including onsen, will definitely book again if I am back in Kawazu.