Located in Numazu, within 12 miles of Shuzen-ji Temple and 21 miles of Mount Daruma, Hotel Ermou Regency provides accommodations with free bikes and free WiFi as well as free private parking for...
Located within 14 miles of Shuzen-ji Temple and 18 miles of Mount Daruma, Kuretake Inn Premium Numazu Kitaguchi Ekimae has rooms with air conditioning and a shared bathroom in Numazu.
Stephen
United States of America
Really enjoy the fact that it was right next to the train station. After a long day of being a tourist, it was a welcome site
Toyoko Inn Fujisan Numazu eki Kita guchi No 2 is located in Numazu, within 14 miles of Shuzen-ji Temple and 18 miles of Mount Daruma. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk.
Located in Numazu, 1.1 miles from Mito Beach, Awashima Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Razvan
Cyprus
This was a great old world grand resort a few decades ago, and it shows it best in the lobby and at second floor art gallery, bars and lounges. Views are magnificent. Staff is amazing
Opened in April 2014, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Numazu is ideally located just a 3-minute walk from JR Numazu Station and next to a shopping mall. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
Ted Jerald
Japan
Overall the hotel itself and the room is clean. We only booked a standard room for a family of 3. The room was spacious enough considering the usual size of rooms here in Japan.
Featuring a restaurant, Cocochee Hotel Numazu is located in Numazu. This hotel offers a garden, shared lounge and TV area. Free WiFi access is available.
Located in Numazu, 17 mi from Hakone, Numazu Club features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel has a spa where guests can relax.
Agnes
Hong Kong
Style.
Designed by Akira Watanabe 2008
Setting.
Calm and serene spot yet only one block from the beach and short walk to the port. With beautiful views of Fuji
Explore.
Boat rides. Fresh seafood restaurants and lively markets. Deep sea aquarium.
Rooms.
Only 8 rooms. Was in lovely corner unit upstairs. A sanctuary with indoors and outdoors space. Bathroom looks recently renovated and connects to the outdoor onsen on my deck
@ the hotel.
The hotel is quiet, intimate, and in a nice residential neighborhood. Woke up early to perfect weather and strolled along the coast. Beautiful gardens with pine trees that I fell in love with immediately. Spa with saunas, indoor outdoor cold and hot baths filled with Fuji mountain ground water. Meals served in the fabulous Meiji-era tea house with attentive service
Food & drinks.
Excellent Chinese Japanese Italian fusion. Delicious meal with local ingredients supervised by chef Hirofumi Saito from Ichirin Hanare
Prices.
$1161 half board including alcohol (week days much cheaper)
Rating.
5/5 wonderful staff and experience.
Located in Numazu, within 18 miles of Shuzen-ji Temple and 22 miles of Mount Daruma, 泊まれる公園 INN THE PARK has accommodations with a garden as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
Jimbob
Japan
The kids and I really enjoyed the stay overall. The experience of the dome like rooms was a nice change from the usual hotels we stay at. The food in the evening was very good and it was clear to see a huge amount of thought and effort went into the presentation and flavour combinations
Located in Numazu, within 16 miles of Shuzen-ji Temple and 20 miles of Mount Daruma, Hotel Inside Numazu Inter has accommodations with a restaurant and free WiFi as well as free private parking for...
Less than a 1-minute drive from the Numazu exit of the Tokyo-Nagoya Expressway, Select Inn Numazu offers rooms with free wired internet and laundry facilities.
Location , breakfast ,parking, view from windows,bed
Located in Numazu, within 7.8 miles of Mount Daruma and 13 miles of Shuzen-ji Temple, Kumo to Kaze to provides accommodations with a terrace as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
Located in Numazu, 16 miles from Shuzen-ji Temple, HOTEL LEX Numazu (Adult Only) has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
Silencieux,propre, parking.gentilesse du personnel
FAQs about hotels in Numazu
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Numazu this weekend is $100 or, for a 4-star hotel, $240. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Numazu for this weekend cost around $367 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
An amazing little town on the Pacific coast, with a bustling...
An amazing little town on the Pacific coast, with a bustling market street, beautiful parks and rivers, and apparently also famed in some anime circles. It also has the longest (and possibly the most beautiful) beach in all of Japan, and one of the best spots to watch the sun set over Mt Fuji (if you are lucky with the weather). The best day, in my honest opinion, is a day in summer or early autumn, just after it has rained (or between showers), when the sun comes forth in a spectacular fashion, and you have the setting sun, Mt Fuji with just a little bit of clouds around it, the Japanese Alps on one side, the Pacific on the other, and majestic rainclouds everywhere else. That is a spectacular view that you have to see, and that mere words cannot justify. In order to do so, then come to Numazu, and Senbon Beach! Also great place for couples (and just friends)!
Travelling Oxonian
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A little jewel right between Mt Fuji and the pacific.
A little jewel right between Mt Fuji and the pacific. Still quite popular with fans of a certain anime, but I would argue that the town is a lot better than that. Friendly people, cosy neighbourhoods, lively market streets, and a beach that is not only the longest in Japan, but perhaps also the most beautiful. In one view, you can see the pacific, the Japanese alps and Mt Fuji. Add a sunset over the mountains, and you have the view of a lifetime (see photo of a decent example). You can get the train to Numazu, or the Shinkansen to nearby Mishima, and from Numazu you are 1h to Mt Fuji or any of the five lakes, or 30 mins to the onsens of Izu.
Travelling Oxonian
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
We stopped by Numazu to check out the Numazu Deep Sea...
We stopped by Numazu to check out the Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium. It was pretty interesting, and there seemed to be a lot of nearby fish markets/seafood stores. There was also a lot of "Love Live! Sunshine" stuff in general around the area, so good for fans of the series.
Temiko *
New Zealand
Scored 10
10
The views of Mount Fuji were unbeatable, however, it is a...
The views of Mount Fuji were unbeatable, however, it is a track if you are coming from Tokyo city, just plan well and make sure you work out the different connections. Also if you are coming from Tokyo city and stopping at Mishima, do allocate a bit of time there as there is loads to see, do and eat at Mishima.
Once you get to Numazu, if you are like us seeking just relaxation, you probably just end up staying at your Onsen.
Staff was super friendly, despite the fact that the guy didn't speak a word of English. When I told them my umbrella got stolen (not their fault, it was outside the hotel), I had to insist for the lady not to go to a convenience store to get me a new one on her dime. They are really nice and want you to feel welcome.
This is the most authentic hotel I've stayed in Japan. Truly a local vibe.
The breakfast itself was good.
The tea coffee machine was a mystery to me and it seemed to be to most others including restaurant staff. I fear previous comment could sound somewhat frivolous. In summary I would be most happy stay at this hotel again. Thank you.
We chose a Mt Fuji view room and while I did not really expect to see Fuji, it was completely visible from the room's small window in the morning.
The bus stop is right outside the hotel.
Great hotel in a peaceful, cheerful environment. If you want to wind down after busy days in big cities, this is the place to go. Very friendly staff, the coffee is also great.
The staff can hardly understand any English, but it is understandable.
There is a big parking lot in front. The hotel itself is quite old but very clean.
Sunny1036
Thailand
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