Because I don’t do well in small rooms, I searched around and chose to stay here instead of near Shizuoka Station.
The property is a stylish maisonette renovation of an old fishing port warehouse, and I was very satisfied.
As others have mentioned, there is no TV or Wi‑Fi in the room, but that actually helped me focus on reading and work; if you need Wi‑Fi, you can use it in the lounge.
The room I stayed in had an ocean view from the window and the scenery was wonderful (though it seems not all rooms face the sea).
I did notice that the mini fridge was placed directly on the floor, but the desk was spacious and there was good lighting, so it was more than adequate for working.
The hot spring at Sun Life Yaizu behind the property had its open-air bath closed, but perhaps because of that it wasn’t crowded at all and was very comfortable—also solving the issue of having only a shower in the room.
The set-meal restaurant right next to Sun Life Yaizu was also delicious (though it seemed to fill up quickly).
Unfortunately, I couldn’t make full use of the on-site shops because they were closed on some days or shut relatively early, but I really enjoyed both the breakfast bread and gelato snacks.
Since this is such a lovely place to stay, I think having more photos would have made my decision much quicker.
There are many different room types available, so I’d like to try another one next time.