Hotels with Breakfast in Shimoda

I made a reservation at Trip.com and there was a display of confirmation of reservation, but when I arrived, I couldn't confirm the reservation information at the front desk, so I had to wait for more than 10 minutes. I couldn't speak Japanese very much, so I was a little troubled with the exchange on the spot. In the end, I was able to check in safely and the staff themselves were polite. The view from the room was good and the accommodation itself was calm. However, I am a little worried when I am told that I cannot confirm my reservation during my trip. In the future, if information sharing with the reservation site becomes smoother, I think it will be a hotel that can be used with peace of mind.

She wanted a proper ryokan experience, so after some searching, we found one that felt right—well-kept, understated, and quietly confident. We arrived just before 5pm and were met at the car park by a gentleman who greeted us by name and carried our luggage in. Inside, we were welcomed by Na (I hope I got that right), who walked us through everything—the onsen, breakfast, the rhythm of the place—before leading us to our room. The ryokan has been around for close to a century, and you can feel it. Not in a grand or showy way, but in the stillness. Standing by the window, looking down at the pond—ducks drifting across, carp circling slowly—it was almost too quiet, the kind that makes you pause without realising. We headed out briefly that evening to explore the small town and grab dinner, but came back early. The onsen drew us in—hot water against the cool night air—and by the time we laid out the futons, everyone was ready to sink in. Soft, simple, and unexpectedly comfortable. Morning came gently—birds in the background, ducks already awake. At breakfast, our family name was waiting for us, and the spread was generous without being excessive. We ate more than we should have. By 10am, we were packing up again. All the staff was there to send us off. 

Although it was quite far from the dining place and the large communal bath in a remote room, I was able to enjoy the summer Obon holiday by freely using the cart. I was impressed by the many stars in the night sky. The bath was also good and I was able to go home with beautiful skin. The landlady came to greet me at the time of meal and asked me to change the rice. Thank you very much. It is a place I want to go again.

Amazing place to stay,aesthetic view and a great amazing dinner and breakfast ambience. I choose and booked the private villa with pool and which is good,I enjoyed the dinner foods they served us,so classy and elegant presentation. So I ordered the bottle of botega champagne which is fit for the foods they offered. Lovely it was and amazing wonderful evening. After we had a night pool with my partner and we bring our own foods and drinks champagne for the long night to celebrate our stay. I’m very satisfied for my stay at this place. Staff was really nice and good at their service. Perfect 👌 I love to came back again soon… Thank you so much 🤞🏻❣️

400+ people, all-inclusive with one night, two meals, and hot springs! What more could you ask for? There's even a later dining time on Saturday night and Sunday morning. You can borrow bikes on the first floor (though only for three hours at a time). The hot springs are open from 3 PM until midnight! And right after your hot spring soak, there's an all-you-can-drink buffet! Too bad I don't drink; otherwise, I'd be in heaven! They have a dazzling array of yukata styles to choose from. It's a shame it rained that night, and it wasn't very lively outside. I wonder if it gets busier later? I really wanted to go out and take night photos in different yukata!

The traffic is not very convenient, suitable for self-driving, parking is free It is owned by Yidongyuan. Quality guaranteed 300 RMB one berth and two meals, including breakfast and dinner They are all buffets, especially the dinner is rich in variety, even drinks. Japanese beer drink to the wall

There is a bus stop in front of the hotel, which is very convenient for going to Shirahama Beach and Tsumekizaki. The food was mainly fish and fresh, but the miso soup was a little salty and the drinks seemed a little pricey. The room had a calming, old-fashioned atmosphere, but the lighting was a little dim. I think it would be more comfortable if the air conditioning and the hot water in the bathroom were improved. Rates are higher during the Obon period, so it is recommended to stay on weekdays.

The hotel seems a bit out of the way in terms of location. It's a few minutes' walk from Shimoda Station. The room is not small. There is a hot spring but no wifi. Overall, it's okay. The transportation is pretty convenient and the price/performance ratio is good.

I stayed during the Obon holidays, so it cost almost 40,000 yen per night, but the room was very clean and I was able to use the family bath for free, which was great. I only stayed overnight, so I don't know about the food, but you can't leave the hotel after midnight. I think it's a good hotel if you can stay for around 20,000 yen.

The key to the room was wobbly, and I couldn't open it unless I did it well. The moment I opened the room, I was a little worried about the smell, but there was a reset in each room and it was okay. I don't recommend it for cleanliness, but the food was delicious with a wide variety of foods. If you enter the pool in the morning, it is OK, but in the evening it will be a little dirty. The sauna temperature setting was low. I complained a lot, but the meal was really satisfying