4-Star Hotels in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

The room was beautiful with a sea view, a tatami-style Japanese straw mat. The entrance area had a separate bathroom, sink, bathtub, and shower. The room was large enough to accommodate four or five people. I just stretched out on my back, which was so relaxing. There were bathrobes available for soaking in the ninth-floor hot springs. The facilities were a bit dated and self-service, so it was best to go with a group. The ninth floor was very quiet, with no one around, which was a bit... Disadvantages: The hotel is located between Atagawa Station and Inatori Station. It's about 1.2 kilometers from Atagawa Station, with some downhill slopes and a coastal road, making it a bit arduous to walk with luggage. There are few restaurants or convenience stores nearby. At night, when I went downstairs, the road was dark and unlit, making it difficult to go out. It's best to stock up on food and water. The hotel offers a shuttle to the station, but please arrange with the front desk.

the servise is quite good and the reception staffs are responsive and helpful. the scenery should be nice and can see the sea shore but given that I stayed in typhoon days, I can only show you some misty pics. One pity thing is that it's a little bit dusty and humid. also recommend the dinner buffet,high quality.

The room was long and narrow, oceanfront with an unbeatable sea view, perfect for watching the sunrise from inside. It was spotlessly clean, as per Japanese standards, though the bathroom was on the smaller side. The included dinner was fantastic, with varied dishes each of the two nights. The hotel has an ice machine, and you can borrow an ice bucket from the front desk. There's no outdoor onsen. Accessing the outdoors requires taking the elevator to the rooftop and walking from there. A beach is just a few hundred meters away, great for an evening stroll. Nearby convenience stores sold sparklers, which many young people were setting off on the beach. The hotel's shuttle bus requires advance booking, as it gets fully booked very quickly. A pick-up service is available from the JR station between 2 PM and 5 PM. If you miss this window, you'll need to take a taxi yourself (be aware of potential queues during peak hours). Walking from the JR station to the hotel is mostly downhill, but the return journey is uphill. Furthermore, the hotel's rooftop entrance can be a bit tricky to locate.

A very worthwhile place to stay. I will go to Izu Peninsula next time. Thank you to all the staff of Atagawakan. They kept an eye on us even though we missed the pick-up time. They also arranged a staff member to pick us up to the hotel on a dark rainy night. There were also Chinese-speaking staff in the hotel. Then dinner was delivered to the room. That moment was so happy! ! The scenery in the hotel room is also very healing. The service is super good. It has become a place I will definitely stay when I go to Izu in the future. Thank you again! ! ! (Especially the driver who came to pick us up in the rain that day and the girl who added WeChat in charge of the pick-up station)

Clad hotel is located next to the GOTEMBA premium outlet, ideal for shopaholic that can shop till you drop and continue on the next day. Nice scenery with Mount Fuji 🗻 at the backdrop , a pity we are unable to see it this time round but will definitely come back again.

This hot spring hotel is fantastic. The staff at the front desk and restaurant speak fluent English. We booked two nights, allowing us to experience two different breakfasts and dinners. Dinner consisted of 11 courses, each with a detailed explanation. An hour flew by, and I took my time savoring it. In the evening, I soaked in nine different hot springs, completely washing away my fatigue. The hotel is within walking distance of the station, making it convenient for visiting several attractions. I highly recommend it!

Mishima is a bit of an undiscovered gem, isn't it? 😆 I stayed for three nights and it was incredibly comfortable. I highly recommend it for those who enjoy slow-paced, independent travel. It's a charming town nestled at the foot of Mount Fuji, where melted snow flows into the picturesque Genbei River. Mishima makes an excellent base camp for exploring destinations like Izu Kogen, Mount Omuro, the Cactus Park, Hakone, Owakudani, the Hakone Pirate Ship, and even Lake Kawaguchiko for Mount Fuji views. What's more, accessing Atami Station by car/train from here is also very convenient. Now, about the hotel itself. The rooftop onsen (hot spring bath) is definitely a major plus! It was incredibly clean and comfortable, and never crowded. Whether you go for a morning soak or an evening dip to unwind, the views are absolutely stunning 🌟 Breakfast was also fantastic, as you can see from the photos I've included! 😁 The service was superb, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a washing machine available – a combined washer-dryer for just 500 yen for 120 minutes! That was a huge bonus 🥳 If possible, try to book their largest room type. We couldn't get a corner room, so we ended up with a 27 sq m room, which wasn't huge. However, all the other aspects of our stay were so delightful and comfortable 😍

Beautiful place but a bit far from central location. Shimoda is a small quiet town and good for travellers who wants to relax and go on hiking around the area. This hotel is situated on a small hill slope and has a nice view of the sea. You can take their shuttle bus to train station to walk around their town central.

It really looks ordinary from the outside, but the inside is a pleasant surprise. One night and two meals package. After checking in, we soaked in the hot spring and had dinner. The dinner felt different from other tables. I guess we were the only Chinese guests that checked in that day. We took a walk after dinner. There was no one in the 1km radius. We came back to continue soaking in the hot spring, then had a massage and went to sleep. After getting up, we soaked in the private hot spring we reserved. It was very chill, but we didn't have time to soak our feet. Then we had a Japanese breakfast. It was very rich. Overall, the evaluation is good.

We had a comfortable stay at Daiwa Roynet Hotel in Numazu. The room was spacious, modern, and spotless. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. I appreciated the desk space and good Wi-Fi. The bathroom was clean and well-equipped. Staff were friendly and check-in was quick. The hotel is located near the station, which made travel easy. I also liked the nearby restaurants and convenience stores. Breakfast was basic but decent. Overall, it’s a reliable choice for a short stay.