Hostels in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

Such a nice place to stay! Location is ideal, only a short walk to the station, nice area of the town and the views of Fuji are incredible. Accommodation itself is amazing, so clean and well kept, toiletries included even with facial cleanser and moisturiser. The only down side (more annoyance) is as a women staying in the mixed dorm I didn’t have access to the women only area where the women’s only lounge is as well as the fridge and laundry, reception would always be happy to let me in but I didn’t want to constantly be asking and there wasn’t always someone there so I would recommend choosing women only or male only rooms instead of mixed. Other than that it was a lovely stay and I would highly recommend.

I was nervous about the entrance after reading the reviews, but I understood right away. I wondered if the stairs leading up to the front desk were the right way to go, but once inside, a friendly staff member greeted me. This time, I stayed in a private room, so I didn't have to worry about the stairs below me or the noise from the floor above. However, there is a fire station nearby, so I was woken up several times in the middle of the night by ambulances lol You can rent clean bath towels, and the bathroom was equipped with a quick wiper, so it was comfortable to use. It was clean and comfortable to stay. It would have been even better if we could buy drinks. I recommend this place♪

It's a 2-minute walk from Shin-Fuji Station on the Shinkansen. The location is great. When booking, it said it was a dormitory room, but it's actually a capsule. It's a bit difficult to get in because I'm 1.85cm tall. I have to climb out. It's barely enough for one night, but it's pretty quiet.

The facilities are poor. The quilt is too thick and the pillows are too high to use. The service is not bad. The room was very poorly soundproofed. Poor comfort. Will not come back to this small hotel again.

Is Toda Port a place that has nothing to do with people who do not fish at an old fishing port? There are only old Showa retro shops that do not know if the shops around are vacant or not. There is a fashionable cafe, Tagore, which has been renovated from an old folk house in such a place. When I enter the store, there is a foreigner, and it is like a foreign country somewhere. Check-in is a modern method of reading QR code on your smartphone and entering customer information. The room is just a renovation of an old folk house, the furniture is antique, the floor is boarded, and when you walk, you can hear a giggling sound. It is irresistible for those who like retro. The view from the room shows you a 々 view in the morning, noon, and evening. So even if you look at the view from the room as Bo, you can kill time. The staff were also very friendly 々 and it was the best family trip. It is an inn that I want to stay again.