Best Numazu Hotels

"The hotel is old building,My honest review is I feel little bit disappointed with my room.I booked a room with a lake view. But when I’m arrived they give us the room that there was no view at the lake. The aircon is not really cold so we decided to open up a window. And I feel disappointed about the dining.In the boking site they included the pictures of there dining up to 90 plus over pictures of the buffet breakfast,That is none as I expected on the pictures of dining. Just an advice,To the management of the hotel.Can you please separate the area of the tables and the location of all types of dining pictures. Because as I expected to the pictures that you put into your dining buffet is all are available to the guest. But you only served a simple food buffet not fit to the room rate. And I suggest that hope you can re arrange your dining buffet pictures not to put it on one place,like Bars,wedding reception and etc. Because guests will think that it is all available when stay and booked it right away to think it was cheap but in the end it is really disappointing. Thank you!"

"It's 100 meters to the left of the JR North Exit. If you buy a JR pass, you can go to the South Exit, which is quite convenient. There are many convenience stores and restaurants around. It is very convenient to choose this place as a transfer when going to Atami to watch the fireworks."

"Is Toda Port a place that has nothing to do with people who do not fish at an old fishing port? There are only old Showa retro shops that do not know if the shops around are vacant or not. There is a fashionable cafe, Tagore, which has been renovated from an old folk house in such a place. When I enter the store, there is a foreigner, and it is like a foreign country somewhere. Check-in is a modern method of reading QR code on your smartphone and entering customer information. The room is just a renovation of an old folk house, the furniture is antique, the floor is boarded, and when you walk, you can hear a giggling sound. It is irresistible for those who like retro. The view from the room shows you a 々 view in the morning, noon, and evening. So even if you look at the view from the room as Bo, you can kill time. The staff were also very friendly 々 and it was the best family trip. It is an inn that I want to stay again."

"The hotel's location is super convenient; it's about a three to five-minute walk from Numazu Station's North Exit. You'll pass a Lawson on the way, and there's a 7-Eleven just a minute's walk diagonally across from the hotel, making it really easy to grab necessities. The room itself is typical of a Japanese chain hotel – enough space to lay out your luggage, plus two seats, which is quite good. On my first morning, I had a pleasant surprise: a small view of Mount Fuji from my window, which was a nice bonus for the trip. Regarding the downsides: the North Exit of Numazu Station is a bit quieter compared to the South Exit. If your room faces the street, you might occasionally hear cars speeding by at night, which can be a bit noisy. Also, the soundproofing isn't great; if there's activity next door, you can hear it pretty clearly. In summary, if you prioritize convenient transportation and good value for money, this hotel is a solid choice. However, if you're very particular about your sleeping environment, I'd recommend asking for a room not facing the street (though you might miss out on the Fuji view then)."

"Although it's on a commercial street and 5 minutes from the station, the area is unusually deserted. Free cold wipes are provided in the summer, which is a plus. There's also iced coffee. The hotel is a bit old and the hygiene is mediocre. The room is very small. It takes about 1 hour to get to Mount Fuji by subway and 1.5 hours by bus."

"I was having trouble finding a hotel near Numazu Station that didn't have a unit bath, so I chose this one! The bathroom is located at the back of the bathroom and toilet area. The bathroom was about the size of a typical home bathroom, and I was able to relax comfortably. The elderly male staff member in the parking lot was also very friendly, which I appreciated. It's reasonably priced despite being close to the station, and the service was excellent; I had a wonderful time! Incidentally, I was happy that I could watch Abema on the TV in my room!"

"Although Li arrived at Mount Fuji, he was still very happy. Hotel location is included, but there is a shuttle bus, so it is not difficult to Li. The hotel is very big, divided into several areas on the left, it seems that there is a BBQ area, star vacant rooms, etc., there are pets to talk to definitely can live in Li. I am the most affordable room in Jane Zuo, but the rooms are good. There is an outdoor bathtub. I am with another partner to watch the sunset and listen to the birds on the edge of Mount Fuji. And breakfast and dinner are a few good food, the clerk English is good. I really want to play fireworks all day, and I can play it all. I hope that the hotel will be more people to know"

"It's conveniently located just two blocks from the station. For smaller cities, I recommend hotels near the station. The busiest area is right in front of the station. Buses, JR trains, and even taxis are all conveniently located near the station."

"The location is very convenient, just 3 minutes walk from the north exit of Numazu Station The front desk service is very good, and you can store your luggage before and after check-in The breakfast is delicious Although the room is a little old, it is clean and tidy I will stay here again if I go to Numazu next time"

"His breakfast is delicious. Parking is free. Room equipment is also ok. It is clean and hygienic, economical, and comfortable to live without noise. There are also baths."