Shizuoka City Hotels with Parking

The hotel is incredibly close to Shizuoka Station, about a 5-10 minute walk, and surrounded by restaurants, Don Quijote, and convenience stores, which was really fantastic! I highly recommend it! Also, if you walk about 10 minutes, you'll find the Shizuoka Prefectural Office and Sunpu Castle & Park. On a nice day, it would be perfect to visit the Prefectural Office (opens at 10 AM) to see Mt. Fuji, then take a stroll through Sunpu Park. It was also interesting to see many schools nearby! If you're visiting Shizuoka for a trip to a smaller Japanese city, I definitely recommend staying here! Unlike other accommodations in Japan, this one was quite spacious! For reference, we stayed in a twin room. We inadvertently chose to have breakfast and the staff were incredibly nice, though the food was just average. It's still worth trying at least once. I didn't take any photos of the room's interior, but I've included pictures taken near the hotel and from inside the hotel at sunset.

My first time in Shizuoka Prefecture, and I spent the first night at the Nihondaira Hotel. Walking into the lobby, there's a huge glass curtain wall directly ahead. If the weather is clear and visibility is good, you can see Mount Fuji in the distance. Even every room faces Mount Fuji. At the foot of the mountain are Shimizu City, home of Chibi Maruko-chan, and Miho no Matsubara. When I arrived at the hotel in the afternoon, it was overcast, and Shimizu City wasn't visible due to heavy fog and humidity. I was really hoping for clear skies the next morning. And my wish truly came true! At 5 AM, a thought flashed through my mind, I woke up, pulled open the curtains, and although the sun hadn't risen yet, a blush appeared in the southeast. Looking straight ahead, in the distant sky, a massive silhouette appeared – that was Mount Fuji. Alright, I'm content. Hahahaha~ Staying at this hotel, you can completely, completely relax. You can lie in your room and zone out, or stroll on the huge lawn in front of the hotel, watching the shimmering lights of Shimizu City at night. The booking price included dinner and breakfast. A bit pricey, but well worth it. Dinner was a French set menu (Menu in pic 7). For an additional 1600 yen, I upgraded to Japanese-produced Wagyu beef, which I highly recommend. It was grilled perfectly, locking in the pinkness, and the texture was tender and fresh both inside and out. For breakfast, I recommend choosing the Japanese set meal, as online reviews say the Western breakfast is terrible.

I regretted booking only 3 days 2 nights. It was so comfortable staying at Nihon iro. Staff was nice, amenities were complete. They even provided some discounts vouchers for nearby eateries. We can even enter the spa for free. Too bad we had such a short stay, we managed to spend time at the beach enjoying some craft beef with some cherry beans fries. Life was great for 3 days. Thanks for sending us to mochimune station using tuktuk. Definitely will visit again and again and again!

We had a wonderful stay, although the location was a bit challenging to find and quite far from the city. Right outside our room was a beautiful blossom tree, adding to the charm of our experience. It would have been helpful if the communication regarding dinner reservations was clearer, as we weren’t aware we needed to book in advance. Fortunately, the staff recommended a lovely restaurant within walking distance that was still open, and we really enjoyed our meal there.

The Shizuoka Station area is bustling, but this hotel offers a peaceful retreat right in the thick of it. From the North Exit, walk straight across the street for about ten minutes, then turn right, and you'll easily spot the tall hotel building. As with all Toyoko Inn hotels, a simple breakfast is included; this branch, however, exclusively serves onigiri (rice balls), soup, and beverages. The rooms are on the smaller side, so if you're traveling with two suitcases, you'll need to be clever with space. You can pick up amenities like toothbrushes and other essentials at the front desk. It's a solid choice for those looking for a convenient stopover or transit stay.

Great breakfast. Room size sufficient. Front reception non Japanese staff customer service poor and rude. Unacceptable. Overall would highly recommend

The Quest Shimizu Hotel is conveniently located near Shimizu Station and popular attractions, offering excellent transportation. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with a simple and warm design, perfect for both long and short stays. The staff are friendly and responsive. With numerous dining options nearby, it's an ideal base for exploring the Shimizu and Dazaifu areas.

Basic cleanliness, interior, service, everything was the best Basic unlimited popcorn, pudding, and drinks are provided, and beer, wine, and cocktails are provided from 6 PM to 12 AM The sauna and rooftop pool that are available from 6 PM were also great The only downside is that there are almost no convenience stores or restaurants around, so I had to take Uber for late-night meals.

Breakfast was excellent and we also loved the happy hour complimentary drink and snack. Staff were always on hand and the range of amenities was extensive. It was also great to relax in the hotel onsen. The room was clean but a bit on the small size.

Parking is available just at the another side of the road. The hotel is old but the reception is great. A map with nearby attractions by hand is shown at receptions.