Hotels With Parking in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

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.

I stayed at the Atagawa Onsen Hotel Blue Ocean with two friends for three nights. The room was really spacious and clean, and it even had two sinks in the bathroom. Facing the ocean was so refreshing! Breakfast was good too. The hotel provides a shuttle service between the hotel and the station, though it's only about a 1.2km walk. For three people, the price was incredibly good value for money. Highly recommend!

I had a really great stay at Hotel Clad — easily one of the more luxurious experiences compared to the smaller, compact hotels I stayed in around Tokyo and Osaka. One of the biggest highlights was the view of Mount Fuji. I was lucky enough to catch a clear view around 5am+, which was absolutely beautiful. Even more special was being able to see Mount Fuji at night — I could take night photos right from the comfort of my room. It was such an amazing experience, especially since the weather really cooperated during my stay. The room itself was spacious (a big plus compared to typical city hotels in Japan), with a very comfortable bed that made it easy to fully relax. Considering it was during sakura peak season, I found the price to be quite reasonable and good value for what you get. Overall, I’m very happy with my stay — the combination of comfort, space, and those unforgettable Mount Fuji views made it truly memorable.

The old gentleman at the front desk gave me detailed directions in Chinese and even drew out each path with a red pen, which was incredibly thoughtful. The hot springs were all fantastic, and the sunrise with the snow view was truly unbeatable – it brought such peace to my soul, definitely worth getting up at 6:30 AM to see, it was just too beautiful. On the night of my check-in, the Shinkansen was delayed due to heavy snow in Tokyo, and I missed the 11 PM check-in deadline. I called to request a slightly later check-in, and the old gentleman at the front desk readily agreed.

The hotel's traditional, refined Japanese service is truly impressive. The traditional Japanese-style rooms are spacious and comfortable, with comprehensive amenities, including a private hot spring bath and luxurious massage chairs. The restaurant serves a semi-kaiseki style. While there's no room service, it's still a comfortable setting. Breakfast and dinner are elegant and sophisticated. While transportation to the hotel is a bit inconvenient, requiring a bus ride, the hotel is otherwise excellent, offering a relaxing retreat. The town also has some excellent dessert shops and restaurants.

The owners of this hotel are a Chinese couple, and the wife is so kind and beautiful. I'm especially grateful for the delicious Chinese dinner she personally cooked for us – it was incredibly tasty! I highly recommend this place. Wishing the owners all the best and an abundance of wealth from all directions. Thank you, thank you, thank you! 🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️

Great location, quite close to the bus station, and there's a supermarket right across the street, making shopping super convenient. They have hot springs to relax in, and the complimentary curry udon noodles in the evening are definitely a must-try!

A heaven for car lovers, and I'm lucky to be able to visit this place, and also enjoy the drive experience with a top-up. Location is slightly away from everything so you are stranded unless driving (you should be), and you're just minutes from Gotemba with so much choice for food and drinks compared to the hotels choices that were in my opinion limited and costly. Lastly, as the hotel was a part of the museum, it was a bummer that we had to pay to enter the museum despite the high cost of the hotel.

The whole experience was comfortable, clean and quiet. The room was spacious enough for my family, as there were 3 of us. The buffet breakfast had a wide range of food. Location was well situated as it's within walking distance to the train station.

Our room was a bit of a walk from the main area, but it was sparkling new. It came with a private in-room onsen, and there were also public baths, plus additional private reservable options. The 'Star' and 'Moon' themed baths were quite good, but having our own private bath in the room was the absolute best. For dinner, we were served exquisite Kaiseki cuisine, and breakfast offered a choice between Japanese and Western styles. The shops along the onsen street tend to open quite late and close relatively early. The location is great, not far from the Bamboo Forest Path and Shuzenji Temple.