Hostels in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

This hostel overall is very good. Convenient location, spacious room, clean facilities and friendly staff. The common areas is also pretty good. The bathroom had shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and a hairdryer with lockers for small personal items. Towels are an up charge. Great facilities. However on two of my nights I got very poor sleep due to several prolific snorers. Like I could hear them with my AirPods put onto maximum volume. A very good hostel but it was other customers who affected by experience.

At first, I was worried about the facial recognition system and the user experience at the self-service check-in after reading the reviews. Once we arrived, the location was easy to find and check-in was very simple. There was a sticker at the door with the booking person's name, the bed number, and a code. Just press the code to enter. It's less than 15 minutes from Atami Station, and the walk from the station to the hotel is downhill. There's a supermarket and convenience store in between. It's a short walk from Atami Nanayu and Kinomiya Shrine. The restrooms and bathrooms were clean, with separate bathrooms for men and women. The beds were large, and the value for money was very good.

The hotel is conveniently located right by the station, just a 3-minute walk from the South Exit. There are also chain supermarkets nearby. The biggest surprise was the exclusive 50-minute private onsen session in the evening; the front desk staff would book a time and prepare the bath. Laundry and drying services are available, and there are lots of manga to read! I'll definitely come back again!

Very kind and talkable oerator who vooked dinner and breakfast for us. He ia a talented young guy playing guitar and other instruments for our entertainment. Strongly recommend to spend a wonderful stay in this clean and tidy house which aged over a hundred years but newly enovated with wood work by the operator himself.

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.