Hotels in Fujieda

• Fujieda City Hotel
  "Great local hotel. perfect for local business"
  "We stayed here because we were visiting friends in the area. It is a Business hotel and the facilities are more than adequate for a comfortable stay. We were pleased with the cost and room as great value for money."
• Choseikan
  "worth a stopover/detour"
  "At first glimpse this place is not a logical stop for foreigners if you have so little time and so many places one wants to visit. But is is surely worth your attention and in fact rather easy to reach as a stopover on your shinkansen journey between Tokyo and Koyto. The surroundings are interesti..."ng for tea lovers, Shizuoka being the largest tea producing area, and of course it has its historical remnants such as the Horai bridge over the Oi river, and the museum. But you can skip al these and just stay for one night in this very special place. This is not a hotel, not even a commercial ryokan, this is an historic place, with a few rooms where the owners welcome guests in an atmosphere of nobility. And everything was accordingly, the highest standard of comfort, wonderful food, and then the onsen ! I have been spoiled and visited quite a few onsen places (including Yunomine, Arima, Kurokawa and many others), but this was the best quality of water I ever experienced. The bathroo... " More >
• Choseikan
  "Incredibly beautiful place, very unique experience for foreigners!"
  "We (3 friends) have been to this beautiful ryokan in November 2012. We came from Tokyo, were on the way to Kyoto and followed the recommendation of a Japanese friend to stay at this place. Staying here is just a little detour when travelling from Tokyo to Kyoto. A ryokan is very traditional and int..."eresting for foreigners. It is an incredibly unique experience to stay at such a nice accomodation. The floor of our room was covered with the traditional tatami mats, the view into the garden was amazing: colorful maple trees and a small pond. The onsen was a big hot bath made of dark stone (showers are also in there) and is fed by a natural spring. When we arrived, people were very nice and welcomed us with green tea in our room. Onsens usually are scheduled for ladies and gentlemen, but this place reserves the bath roomwise. After our first bath, we relaxed in our room. Unfortunately, no beds were there yet. Later, the manager summoned us for dinner in a traditional dining room upstairs.... " More >