Hotels With Breakfast in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

It’s a very charming place with a real wabi-sabi atmosphere - simple, quiet, and full of nostalgic beauty. Quite old-fashioned, but well maintained. This spot became popular on a Russian platform, so there are many tourists from Russia ( me as well) . When I visited the onsen, there were seven people in total - all Russian girls. Overall, it doesn’t stop you from having a great rest. However, it’s not really suitable for a honeymoon, as my husband and I were separated the whole time — there are no mixed onsens for men and women, probably because the place is now mostly visited by foreigners. When we checked out, they kindly drove us back to the station. I left with a complete sense of relaxation. Thank you!

It was an amazing decision to stay at Shimoda hotel. The location is good. We arrived easily. The room is spacious and the beds are comfortable too! Not to mention the dinner that we reserved was very interesting and a spectacle! We were quite lucky because there was fireworks in the area so we saw them from the restaurant in the hotel. I'd say the breakfast is also very worthwhile since there is a variety of food options and some quite unique to Shimoda.

The room was very spacious with direct views of the Pacific Ocean. Soaking in the private onsen on the terrace, you can take amazing photos that make it look like you're standing right on the Pacific. The hotel's location is a bit remote, but they offer a daily shuttle service to and from Izukyu Shimoda Station/Shimoda Station. The owner is Chinese and very kind, so there are no communication issues. The local specialty, Kinmedai (splendid alfonsino) from the deep sea, was incredibly delicious.

This hotel boasts a great location. Right across the street, there's a large supermarket, and the rooms are quite spacious. There's a hot spring bath on the first floor that guests can enjoy. A short walk away, you'll find a few restaurants, and the rooftop terrace offers a view of Mount Fuji.

An old-fashioned hotel with retro decoration. The rooms are large. The western restaurant downstairs has a good environment. Most importantly, the price is very cheap. The hotel is right outside Kakegawa Station, and it is very convenient for travel

This is a really nice, large Japanese-style hotel. The room was huge (the biggest I've stayed in for the same price in Japan), but it might be a bit out of the way, so it wasn't very busy. It's about a 15-minute walk from the subway station, but there's a shuttle bus you can book via Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media platform). The rooftop hot spring offers ocean views and is open until midnight and from 5 AM, so you can catch the sunrise there. The room also has great ocean views and is perfect for watching the sunrise. It's also very photogenic! However, there aren't many food options or convenience stores nearby. There are vending machines, so make sure to stock up on snacks beforehand. The walk to the hotel at night can be quite dark.

The hotel is really close to the subway station, and from my room window, I had a perfect view of Mount Fuji! There are tons of great restaurants nearby, all within a few dozen steps. Breakfast was included, but check-out at 10 AM felt quite early.

I was initially concerned that the rooms might be a bit dated before checking in, but those worries completely disappeared once I arrived. The hotel itself is absolutely stunning. I won't share photos of the public areas as many others already have, but here are some room photos (P1-3). P4 shows the truly beautiful view from my room – you can see bamboo shadows, a flowing stream, and a charming bridge. The hotel service was excellent too. My only regret was not choosing the dinner-inclusive package; adding it on arrival cost 9500 JPY per person, which wasn't as good value as booking it in advance. I had breakfast, which was quite good, and the main dining area was absolutely beautiful. After 10 PM, the hotel even offers complimentary Chinese-style soy sauce ramen, which was surprisingly delicious. P5 illustrates the layout of the Mizunouta rooms. I noticed that rooms 106-108 would have poor privacy, as guests passing over the suspension bridge could easily see into them. I was assigned room 104. While checking out in the morning, I also managed to snap a photo of room 105 (P5), which looked equally appealing.

Upon arrival it was 1pm and hotel offered to store our baggage so that we can head out to have lunch, the check in time was 3pm onwards and that day there was a scheduled power outage. Front desk was very friendly and explained clearly where we can enjoy the daily welcome drink. Breakfast was included and the dining area was simple and food stations well maintained. It is just opposite the train station so it is very convenient for us to come and go to airport. But the best is there is a bus station outside the hotel, we bought tickets to Shiraito Falls and it was valid for two days with unlimited bus rides! We can only see Mount Fuji from the side of the window, but because the bed is parked beside the wall, when I wake up in the morning, I can see a little bit of the majestic Mount Fuji and that was a very good feeling to wake up to. Overall we enjoyed our stay at this hotel.

The location is excellent, and the free parking was very convenient. Waking up to a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji right outside our window was truly wonderful. The onsen (hot spring) was also fantastic, completely relaxing both body and mind. We loved being able to enjoy a soak in both the morning and evening. We'll definitely come back again!