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The breakfast is very good, the meat is very good, the drinks are sufficient, there is a bicycle parking lot, there are drugstores and convenience stores nearby, the hotel gym is also very close, and it is recommended that people who go out to travel

Very suitable for single living. There are small bicycles at the door, and simple single scooter. There are delicious ramen shops around, and there is a place to rest in Mount Fuji. . . .

It was good!

He doesn't mind my poverty, and I don't mind his age. Two hundred and forty dollars, and breakfast is included. The room is of a good size. The refrigerator and air conditioner make a little noise at night. There is also a razor in the free toiletries (the inn in Nagoya the day before had to pay extra). In general, it is suitable for backpackers, but it is a bit far to drag luggage. (Bring your own pair of disposable slippers)

7 minutes from the south exit of Mishima Station. There is a 7-Eleven nearby. This hotel is cheap and beautiful. Free breakfast. Instead, the room has two shared showers on the floor without a bath. No TV, no drinks such as coffee, and cleaning is only on Mondays for consecutive nights. The towels and amenities in the room are thoroughly cost-cut when they are in front of the elevator. Ideal for people who only sleep at work. Breakfast changes daily with bread, but it may be difficult to stay consecutive nights because it doesn't change almost. The cooler is independent for each room, so you can make it your favorite temperature, there are outlets on the bedside and USB Type-A outlets. The front desk is small, so check-in and out seem to be crowded. The best response is to have time.

Although I tried booking a non-smoking room for the price (no smoking room available), I had no choice. However, the staff assured me that they will do their best to deodorize the room. Although there was a slight whiff of smoke, the stay was quite comfortable. As in all hotels, the staff is courteous and friendly.

This hotel is right next to the Mishima train station for both regular JR trains and Shinkansen trains on Tokyo-Osaka line. One can walk in without even cross the road. Access if from the first floor (ground) and the reception is in the second floor. There is a small shopping area in the ground floor. Rooms are of good size with separate seating area. Beds are comfortable and have all facilities expected in a first class hotel. More importantly the toilet and bathroom are in sperate enclosures. If one gets the station side rooms, one could see Mt Fuji in all its glory. Breakfast is good with a choice of Japanese and western dishes; and staff is quite helpful. The only issue is that noise insulation could be little better; it is certainly not comparable to what we found in a hotel situated next to a busy train track.

Numazu's only nigoriyu natural hot spring inn. There was only one hot spring (this one is large), and it was a men's and women's exchange system, and only women's time was at night. There is no noren for men and women, and you hang the tags for the men's and women's baths yourself, so the person entering is wrong. I heard a male customer say, ”I'm blind and can't see the bill, so I'm making a mistake.” I want men and women to hang their noren properly. In the morning, my spouse was wearing a man's tag, but when he was in the men's bath dressing room, he said that a woman tried to enter. I think that mistakes happen because the noren for men and women is not hung and the guests hang the tags with small characters. In my case, I don't take a bath after drinking, so I went to a hot spring, but in the end I couldn't enter the one with a hot spring. When I talked with another female customer in the bath, she complained, ”The men's and women's baths are switched between men and women.” I agree (and mainly the women's bath is not wide). In addition, there are no open-air baths in either place. Rinse in shampoo, body soap and soap are installed. There was no lotion. We recommend that you bring it with you. Well, the room was a Japanese-style room with a futon. Wi-Fi is only in the lobby. From the room, I could see the city of Numazu, and I could see the view of Numazu's large observatory water gate in the distance. Meals were separated from other groups. For some reason, it smelled like curry, and many people from the training camp were there. I made a reservation for fresh seafood from Suruga Bay. But I thought it was a normal inn dinner. Overall, it was a good amount to eat. There weren't many kinds of sake, and there was only one kind of cold sake. The breakfast was well-balanced, especially the dried mackerel was delicious.

Close to Mishima North Exit, very convenient for taking the Shinkansen. Self-service check-in, very smooth. Breakfast is also good. There is also a beautiful Chinese waiter sister, very friendly. If you are a JR hotel with a shuttle bus, you can pay attention to the timetable