Hotel Celeste Shizuoka

Comfortable and very clean place in a quiet street about ten minutes walk to central train station which connects to broader Osaka-Tokyo network. There is a closer station and it is for the local network in the area. We chose this place because of its proximity to the castle grounds. Futons were surprisingly very comfortable! (As were the beds). Mini-bar had a nice selection of teas and coffees. Separate toilet and shower made it handy for our group of three travellers.

Wonderful small hotel. Check-in was super easy, even though there are no staff. It’s in a quieter end of town. It’s a bit far to walk from the train station with luggage, about 15 min. But otherwise is very convenient. We had a car and there were plenty of local parking lots. I would happily stay here again.

My daughter and I stayed in this beautiful, spacious apartment for 2 nights in Shizuoka. The room was clean, well equipped with a washing machine, microwave, kettle, and fridge. There were also plenty of towels and toiletries. The location is tucked away in a quiet area, with an automatic self check in and out facility set up. We arrived slightly early and were lucky to be allowed in our room, as the cleaning had been done. On check out, we were grateful to leave our heavy suitcases in the sister hotel, which is actually nearer the station, whilst we explored Shizuoka for the last time. We would definitely recommend this hotel and would come back to stay in the future.

We enjoyed our stay. It was a touch difficult to find via taxi but we managed. It is located quite close to the Shizuoka shinkansen train station, so it is actually quite conveniently located. Our accommodation was spacious and had all the amenities we needed; laundry, tub, kitchenette, futons . Very clean, very comfortable. Appreciated the touches of POLA products, of local Shizuoka Green Tea, of being close to a Lawson's conbini. Actually wish we could have stayed longer. Highly recommend. I

The price is really good while the interior is extensive and fine! That's some surprise from living in a small city. This is like the largest hotel room I've slept during my trip in Japan.