Pet-friendly Hotels in Shizuoka Prefecture from ￥12,087

"Modern, clean, and conveniently located close to the train station. This hotel strikes a good balance if you want something affordable but also professional and reliable. If you're coming for the beach, beware that you're either catching a bus or making a long, exhausting hike up a steep hill from the beach back to the hotel. Not easily walkable, especially in the hot Japanese summers! Staff was able to accommodate English."

"Nothing to not like. Everything was excellent. Amazing breakfast buffet. Will definitely stay there again. Mishima City was also a very pleasant surprise. A nice area to visit again."

"They had everything I needed. Accessibility, functionality, and safety. Rooms are clean. Very convenient with Lawson convenience store in front of the hotel. "

"This hotel is very relaxing and it has a lot to offer. I really enjoyed the facilities and scenery. I also liked the option to save a little bit of money by not needing a room cleaning during our short stay. The only thing I wish was possible is that the breakfast was a little bit later."

"It was great!"

"Loved how easy and cosy this place is"

"We are from Los Angeles and are here for a family get away with our 7 year old. It has truly been an amazing experience!! All staff whom I have interacted with (from check in, dining, museum, and the simulation experience) provide exceptional service! Most staff speak good English. Room is spacious and super comfortable. I appreciate their attention to details and thoughtfulness! They even went above and beyond in getting a pair of super cute small crocs (for the onsen experience) and kid's toothbrush for my 7 year old! Doesn’t have a lot of food choices onsite (if you don't have a car with you). Our family tried the Robata Oyama restaurant (Japanese cuisine) and are pleasantly surprised! Good quality is very good. Overall- exceptional experience and would highly recommend!"

" Very helpful staffs "

"A good place to stay and relax. Only down side is that there are some communication barriers since I don't speak Japanese and the staff doesn't really speak English, but they did try their best to communicate with you, things like prepared cards and using translation app on their cell phone."