Boasting hot spring baths on the top floor overlooking the city, Dormy Inn Express Kakegawa is located a 10-minute walk from JR Kakegawa Train Station.
Gabriela
Slovakia
Everything was great, clean comfortable room, really nice onsen, rich breakfast for 1800yen per person. Really close to the train station and the main streets of Kakegawa.
The Route-Inn Kakegawa Inter provides comfortable accommodations with free wired internet and free breakfast. Guests can slowly unwind in the spacious public bath with free toiletries.
Only a 2-minute walk from JR Kakegawa Train Station, Kuretake-Inn Kakegawa offers simple Western-style rooms with free wired internet access.
Jorge Emiliano
Argentina
You can see the castle from your room if you are lucky enough. It's near the main attractions and the shinkansen station. There's an eel restaurant nearby (jimpachi). You can have breakfast before you leave
Located a 1-minute walk from JR Kakegawa Train Station, Kakegawa Grand Hotel offers 5 restaurants to dine in, free Wi-Fi at public places and wired internet access at all guest rooms.
Located within 5.4 miles of Shizuoka Stadium ECOPA and 18 miles of Rengejiike Park Fuji Festival, HOTEL LiVEMAX Kakegawa-Ekimae provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Kakegawa....
Janispathig
Italy
It was convenient because it was close to the station.
A 5-minute walk from JR Kakegawa Train Station, Smile Hotel Kakegawa offers simple rooms with free WiFi throughout the property. Guests can request massages for an extra cost.
Located in front of Kakegawa Station’s south exit, Kakegawa Station Hotel provides free WiFi and a free welcome drink. It houses drink vending machines and serves a complimentary breakfast.
Joka Base offers accommodations in Kakegawa, 18 miles from Rengejiike Park Fuji Festival and 4.9 miles from Ecopa Arena. The air-conditioned accommodation is 5.5 miles from Shizuoka Stadium ECOPA.
Kakegawa town is charming although very quiet when we were...
Kakegawa town is charming although very quiet when we were there. Townsfolk we encountered were friendly and welcoming.
Strolling down the main streets is like visiting another era with its war or pre-war era structures, sidewalk embellishments and building signage and posters. Visitors who enjoy history and a slower pace would appreciate Kakegawa for the hidden gem it is.
What drew us in is the castle and the bird park. Both fulfilled our expectations and then some. Although geared toward children, adults would enjoy the bird park, too.
We ate at an Italian restaurant, トラットリア・バラクーダ（ＴＲＡＴＴＯＲＩＡ・Ｂａｒｒａｃｕｄａ), which at first did not seem like it had much to offer, but with tasty locally sourced ingredients and the excellent view of the castle, we enjoyed every savory bite.
Kakegawa is a wonderful stop on the way to Kyoto via Shinkansen.
Mrs. Prell
United States of America
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