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Top Matsuzaki Hotel Reviews
Apa Hotel Shizuoka Ekikita
10/10 Excellent
"Good sized room, cheap, everything you need and great tv. In a great location 7 min walk from the station. near coffee shops, food places and shopping staff were friendly and helpful"
Hotel Associa Shizuoka
10/10 Excellent
"No complaints! Great room & lovely staff."
Shimoda Tokyu Hotel
8/10 Good
"Great hotel and friendly staff"
Atagawa Ocean Resort
10/10 Excellent
"We loved our authentic Japanese vacation stay. Fireworks were a surprise we had not expected. Buffet had a large variety of choices although I am allergic to shrimp and do t like seafood so it limited me. I was still able to find enough to eat each day. Onsen was a new experience for us being Canadian but now we love it and will miss this relaxing ritual."
Shuzenji Onsen Katsuragawa
10/10 Excellent
"We really enjoyed our Japanese style room with a private onsen. The beds were comfortable. It was fun getting to try out all of the amenities in the hotel, and the town of Shuzenji Onsen was lovely."
Hotel Izukyu
10/10 Excellent
"Easy shuttle bus to and from Shimoda train station. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean spacious room. Clean swimming pool and onsen area. Easy access to the beach and 7 Eleven nearby."
Village Izukogen
10/10 Excellent
"The hotel is located in a peaceful area overlooking the ocean. The living room and bedrooms are very spacious, and kitchen is well equipped. Parking is very easy, would highly recommend for traveling with a car."
Toyoko Inn Shizuoka Shimizu Ekimae
10/10 Excellent
"Breakfast is amazing! The best breakfast I have ever had in Japan."