Hostels in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

This hotel is located halfway up the mountain. There's a bus service, but be aware that buses can often be delayed. The hotel offers a shuttle service for both check-in and check-out, and they even arranged transport for us to see the fireworks display, which was very convenient. Most of the staff speak Chinese, making communication very easy. Dinner is a set meal, and breakfast is a buffet. For the price, including meals, it offers excellent value for money. The hotel is nestled in the mountains with a pleasant environment, and you can even see the sea from afar. The only downside is that there's nothing else around, so you'll need to buy any necessities in the city beforehand.

It's a very affordable and decent option for a short stay in Shizuoka. The rooms are spacious enough and it's comfortable to sort out your stuff inside. The staff is nice and helpful, I could even check in at 15 instead of 16, which was pleasant. The facilities and amenities are all quite good. The hotel is conveniently located close to Shizuoka station, so it's not a problem to walk to or from the station even carrying luggage

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.

location is unbeatable given the fact that you can go straight back to bed after fireworks. The entrance is kinda shady and hard to find though, the general cleanliness is good. The place is kinda noisy coz people are talking and they have only a curtain to separate beds. You have bed light and can charge your electronic devices at bed side. They have separate bathrooms and sinks. Free water provided. In a nutshell, You get what you pay for, it is cheaper than other hotels esp on festivals. if you want full privacy, room service, or a spacious setup, this isn’t the right category.

A good hostel with a traditional Japanese feel, perfect for international tourists. It's very clean. The room has a sink, luggage storage, a refrigerator, and tatami mats. We stayed three people for a night and didn't feel crowded. The restroom is shared, but there are ones on each floor. There's also an onsen, which was wonderful to relax in after a long day of exploring! There are 24-hour convenience stores nearby, and the hostel offers complimentary tea and cookies, which adds to the cozy atmosphere.

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.

It is a hot spring hotel by the lake of the name. The room is very spacious and there are tables and chairs. Unfortunately, the room has no bathroom. People who cannot soak in the hot spring must take a bath in the public bath. When booking, pay special attention to ”no bathroom in the room”. It is within walking distance of the Songsong Zoo and Huali Park. The park is also very close by. Each room has a balcony and windows facing the lake, which is perfect for a leisurely holiday. The counter will ask if the bathing facilities are used, and an additional 150 yen is required per person. The focus is that the room does not have a bathroom. Why is it not included in the room fee? At that time, when I checked in, I only asked if I needed to soak. Because my family didn't like to soak, I opened the room and knew that there was only a bathroom. The counter did not remind the room that there was no bathroom. I really wanted to remind the guests. The next day, I asked the counter lady about the nearby attractions, and she had a kind introduction 👍

and after checking out, i left my carry case i'll respond to this inconvenient mistake immediately. The staff was great. Also, because it was near the station, I didn't have any trouble eating and drinking at night. I stayed for the Ecopa Arena. It was close to Ecopa, so it is a recommended hotel for those who go to Ecopa

The room is in good condition, although small, but well equipped. After arriving at the store, everyone needs to pay an additional 300 yen for the hot spring fee. I think it is very worthwhile. I booked twice after staying with my friends for two nights. There are two hot springs indoor and outdoor, which is very sensational. It’s just that this place is too remote. It’s late, it’s almost dark, and it’s scary to have no lights on the road; and there is no place to eat at the meal, and the hotel also has instant noodles, and let the little brother help order pizza takeaway. There is also a certain distance from the station. The clerk is handsome, but there is Japanese service, and foreigners have a little difficulty communicating.