Hotels With Parking in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

Well worth the price! There are signs inside the train terminal guiding to the hotel. The staff are very kind, they allowed me to check out a little late bc I felt ill the morning of my check out and was moving slowly. I didn’t visit the rooftop bar or restaurant to eat, but I went there to see Mt Fuji on a clear day and the staff were kind enough to just let me take photos. Overall- one of the best hotels I’ve stayed at in Japan!

The room was great. We booked with our child, so the hotel had an extra bed prepared in advance. The hotel's location offers beautiful views, overlooking the stunning Koda Beach, but it requires hiking up and down hills to get there. If you don't book dinner at the hotel, it can be a bit inconvenient as the nearest convenience store is quite far and also involves uphill/downhill travel. The path to the convenience store at night is dark and there might be wild animals. However, the natural scenery is truly beautiful, with lovely moonlight and the bay. The outdoor hot spring at the hotel is pretty good, offering sea views. Unfortunately, we always went for a soak quite late each day, so we mainly enjoyed the moonlight. Breakfast was quite Japanese. Overall, it was a worthwhile trip.

The Dazhan Hotel boasts an excellent location, right next to Shizutetsu, making dining and getting around incredibly convenient. The view from the room, especially the scenic rooms, is fantastic; Shizuoka is beautiful, and Dazhan is equally stunning. Breakfast is just average, so you don't necessarily need to book it. There are tons of delicious options at the food court on the first floor of Shizutetsu, plus an ochazuke place nearby – too many good things to try! There are also plenty of extra amenities available next to the elevators, as well as a microwave and ice machine.

Cool hotel in Hamamatsu, music hotel, delicious breakfasts. Lots of restaurants. Large, stylish rooms with a view of the entire city. I strongly recommend. Wi-Fi is good.

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.

It was a wonderful place. Quite as I wanted. My room was with lovely details and everything well prepared. Train station was 6 minutes walk and the beach just across the street also 2 minutes walk only. With approx 15 minutes walk you could be in the next bigger area with food shops restaurants and the nice river. I could book a private 50 minute outdoor onsen time and it was awesome. The stuff are absolutely friendly and helpful. I felt so comfortable and had no wishes. I would come back.

The room was spacious. The onsen facilities were also excellent, clean, and roomy. There weren't many people, and the outdoor baths were very comfortable. The premium outlet near the hotel was also great for shopping, and the sushi restaurant we found was delicious.

Absolutely five stars!!! Excellent service and amazing pool side view. Both dinner and breakfast are perfect!! They provide shuttle buses but the timing is not good for me. It’s only around 10 minutes walk from nearest station. So the location is not a big problem for me.

The room offered a direct view of Mount Fuji, and both the cleanliness and service were impeccable. The room layout was a bit compact, and the two tatami-style beds took some getting used to. The large public bath was also very enjoyable. There's a shuttle from the hotel back to Tokyo once a day, around 12 PM. However, since I needed more time for shopping, I opted for the highway bus departing from the outlet mall instead. I recommend planning your time according to your needs.

We were assigned an older room that was in dire need of an upgrade. The peeling wallpaper, fraying tatami mat, and sinking mattress made for an uncomfortable stay. The breakfast was decent, but if you're staying for a few days, I suggest rotating your choices, as the offerings remained practically the same throughout our three-day stay. The happy hour at the lounge was crowded, yet it featured a good selection of alcohol, which was a nice perk. However, there isn’t much to explore in the vicinity of the hotel unless you are driving. For a more enjoyable experience, try booking one of the newly renovated rooms. Otherwise, it might be better to seek accommodation in a more centralized location.