★·Shizuoka·8.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Guesthouse Hitoyado, an adults‑only haven in Shizuoka, provides free Wi‑Fi, shared bathrooms, complimentary toiletries, and microwaves in each room. Travelers enjoy a lounge, communal kitchen, on‑site coffee shop, bike rentals, and luggage storage, all backed by attentive staff. Situated 32 km from Shizuoka Airport, the guesthouse is praised for its convenient location, cozy atmosphere, and excellent service.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I booked the same female dorm I liked before, but this time only male dorms were available, so I used one. There seemed to be some male guests, but I didn’t notice them until morning. I felt safe staying there. The first floor had a café, and I use it for breakfast every time; it’s very tasty. There were no issues.
竹ちゃん0522·2 weeks ago
The staff were always kind, and there were no negatives.
Marisa·2 weeks ago
The place was very cozy and the décor—wood panels and decorations—looked great; the café was a lovely spot for breakfast. A sign in Japanese reminding people to be quiet in the mornings might help; in the dorm I stayed, several men who were probably in town for a local football game woke up around 5 am, then started banging, clearing throats, and making noise that could have woken the dead. The staff were friendly and helpful, but some spoke very softly (for example, the young lady at the café during breakfast, whom I had to lean over the counter to hear; I asked her gently to speak up a few times, but she didn’t). It might be worth politely reminding staff that they can speak louder if needed.
Thomas·3 weeks ago
The hotel is within walking distance of the station and the common areas were clean. The café was available and the food was tasty. Lifting a heavy suitcase from the third floor was difficult.
R·4 weeks ago
I’m a repeat guest; last time I booked a women‑only dorm, but this time the 4‑day festival left the building full, so I chose a mixed dorm. It was full, yet mostly women and it stayed quiet. I liked that when I got up for a shower, the men had already stopped, and the curtains were solid so I could keep my privacy. The shared shower and toilet were clean and comfortable. The building feels old, but the Showa vibe and nostalgia make it very calming. Cleaning is thorough, so I could stay comfortable. The first floor is a café, so checking in and out was easy. The place is apparently famous, young guests always fill it, and it’s always full.
竹ちゃん0522·A month ago