Sai Hotel

The room is not big but the space is enough Clean and tidy. The TV in the room can watch Netflix and YT. There is a beverage machine downstairs and a shared bath upstairs. Housekeeping and front desk are very kind. During your stay, your shoes were worn by other drunk guests. Very enthusiastic to help with processing I will choose here again next time I come!

The blinds were broken, and when I first entered the room, they were slightly visible from the outside. I fixed it by hand and it was about the same as in the photo, but I think it would be better if they repaired it. This is 408. I parked in a nearby affiliated parking lot, and the parking staff told me that I would pay at the hotel, so I thought I would pay at check-out, but it seems that there was some procedure at check-in? It didn't really make it cheaper for the guests, and it was just a hassle, so I think they should improve their collaboration with affiliated companies and the staff's operations a little more. I made a reservation without meals, but the price of breakfast was +500 yen on the app, so I thought I would ask for it, but the paper I received at check-in said 1000 yen or 800 yen. I wondered how much it was in the end? ? So I didn't use it. However, since it was new, the overall impression was stylish and clean. It was inconvenient to eat while looking at the monitor, but it was stylish, so it was OK. In addition to the electric kettle in the room, the drink bar was also good. There was a microwave, although it was shared. The location is convenient and the price is good, I would use it again.

It can't be called a hotel, it's a B&B at best. It's conveniently located, about ten minutes' walk from the JR station, but Shizuoka itself is not big, and most hotels are concentrated near the JR. It doesn't have any other advantages. It's okay for overnight stays. The room is really small, but after all, the price is low. But I probably won't book it again next time.

Very close to Shizuoka Station. The single room is small but has everything you need. The bed is very good. Don’t bring too much luggage. A 32-inch suitcase cannot be fully opened.

The location is easy to find. Check-in is done by machine, and you can choose one or two card keys depending on your preference, which is convenient. The elevator is also safe because you cannot press the destination button without this card key. Part of the wall in the room (the pillar at the foot of the bed) was peeling off, which I thought was dangerous. The bed was right up against the window, and there was a pillar and an air purifier at the foot, so people who slept on the window side had to be careful when going to the toilet in the middle of the night. I was also worried that I would hit the window blinds when I turned over in my sleep. Since it was close to the station and the train noise was a concern, I thought that soundproof curtains would be better. There are many outlets in the room, but there is no one on the window side of the bed, and there is only one chair, so I thought that although two people could stay, it was a room for one person. The slippers are not disposable, so if you are concerned about it, you should bring your own. Drinks from the drink bar on the first floor are not allowed to be brought into the room. When checking in, I was reminded that drinks are not allowed to be brought into the room, so I did not use them because it was a hassle.

It's a very interesting hotel with a small cafe on the first floor. Because the price is very cheap, I thought the room conditions would be relatively simple, but in fact the room is very exquisite and you can see that it has been well maintained. It is very close to Shizuoka Station, with convenient transportation and affordable prices. It is a very cost-effective hotel

I think the room is a bit small, but other than that it's very good. The staff are friendly and there's a welcome drink. There's a washing machine on the second floor that costs 100 yen for 30 minutes of washing and 100 yen for 60 minutes of drying.