Find 3 Star Hotels in Kikugawa from SAR 120

"Staffs are very friendly and helpful. Location is great with easy food and transportation access. Big malls nearby. Vey happy with the stay. "

"Room was nice and decent sized, hotel was clean, parking was easy, front desk staff spoke decent English, and there is a 7-11 close by... so there is really nothing I can complain about."

"The best part of the room was the shower - look for the waterfall shower-head -- an unexpected luxury in an otherwise very basic room. I found the bed and pillow to be quite hard, and the breakfast was very basic Japanese fare (onigiri, miso soup, plain bun). "

"Nice"

"Nice breakfast. "

"The room was lovely! The decentralized style meant we were a little further from our planned activities, but it was nice! We had also planned on checking out around 8 and leaving our luggage at reception, but that doesn’t open until 8. Small issues though. Fun modern rooms!"

"Stay 2 nights. The hotel is right outside the train station.The town has no much to offer beside sleeping. Price is good. We use the train pass to explore other area in Shizuoka."

"Newly remodeled double room. Great location to the station. Friendly staff speaks English. Enjoyed the unique pastry buffet and the coffee machine. Soothing & relaxing lightly fragraced bath salts available. Water bottle proved daily. Choose daily towel service or have the room cleaned. Stayed 4 nights & would stay again. Thank you!"

"Rooms are very small. No common bath. Kind of old hotel. Staff is ok. Breakfast was great! "

"spacious room for the price. Can walk around nicely. "

"Close to train station friendly staff"

"A newish 3-star hotel that's absolutely clean throughout, with room sizes adequate for what is a businessman's hotel. The inexpensive breakfast buffet sports both Japanese and western fare, and I noted it attracts even non-guests off the street. The check-in staff speaks rather good English, though the TV selections in the room seemed to be Japanese-language only. No problem with the wi-fi, and the automated check-out was high tech."