Hotels Near Blue Cave (Awashima Pedestrian Tunnel) in Numazu

I stayed for one night with my family on Sunday. I stayed in the mountain side room ”botan” on the 3 floor. The room was well cleaned and I was able to spend a pleasant time without falling dust. Dinner was from 18:30, so I had time to go to the coast in front of the inn. It was probably a beautiful sandy beach, but now there are a lot of driftwood and garbage on the sandy beach, and the scenery is not good. I personally liked bathing, so I tried to dive into the sea, but it was zero visibility, that is, it was a dirty sea with low transparency. The inn had a shower and a water supply for washing feet for guests who came back from the sandy beach. In addition, the bath in the public bath was called hot spring, and the address of Atami hot spring was written in the Noh writing. In my guess, it was seen as a bath that carried hot water from Atami and circulated. The quality of the spring is not evaluated, but there are various kinds of soap and I enjoyed it. Dinner was devised in the style of kaiseki cuisine while using common materials. The breakfast was good. The best thing was that there were two table tennis stadiums, and I was able to play table tennis in my family after eating at night and in the morning. After checking out, I visited the nearby Numazu Goyo residence Memorial Park. Thank you for your pleasant memories of Numazu.

After a very long day in the saddle, the reception team delivered a very warm welcome upon arrival with aching limps soothed by the in-house onsen As the hotel caters for cyclists, there are bike maintenance areas with staff on hand to help out guests when needed. The in-room breakfast was plentiful, with the room & bathroom both clean & spacious. The hotel caters for cyclists & is perfectly positioned at the top of peninsular so that cyclists have the opportunity to enjoy parts of the peninsular or take up the 200k challenge of riding around the coast. I would highly recommend the hotel.

It is right next to Numazu station. The room was clean. It was good because there was a neat bath. Breakfast was also delicious. It is located at the north exit. Numazu ports are on the south exit side. Due to the structure of the station, it took a little time to go from the north exit to the south exit.

The hotel is in the north exit of the station, and it takes only3-5 minutes to walk. The hotel is not big, but it is very clean, drinking water is bought in the vending machine in the hotel. The front desk does not speak English, and can communicate a few words easily, but very enthusiastic. This price is very suitable for transit, recommended

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.

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.

Hotel is near to the Mishima JR station (about 7-10 mins’ walk instead of the stated 3 mins) but it was at the opposite side of the station where all the eateries and amenities were. Could get really dark to walk from the station especially for the ladies. Public bath/onsen was not bad but the outdoor pool was overhyped. There was a cold pool, sauna too. There are 2 massage chairs. Overall, an dated hotel that serves its purpose for a brief stay with tea and coffee dispenser in the lobby.

It is toda of the image of Nishi Izu, but it is located in Numazu City, and this time I suddenly booked a room with an open-air bath by using a coupon (15000 yen) and a source inn coupon (3000 yen) from Numazu City. The room with an open-air bath is a modern clean Japanese room, and I think it is a young or female preference (Wi-Fi is not a room). The open-air bath in the room takes a lot of time until the hot water is poured, so if you want to enter immediately, you should put hot water immediately after you get into the room. When I closed the shutter, the ocean view was blocked and was regrettable, and it was safe for a woman to enter. It was a large barrel bath and used ２ times during my stay (no washroom). The hot spring in the bath in the public bath was a good hot water with a soft little bit. Because the inn is next to it, there is a blindfold in the woman's open-air bath, and the ocean view was not desired. However, in the nice lounge area on the front floor, there is coffee and detox water service and glass wine service at dusk, so it is cozy ３ We used it once. This lounge is ocean view. The Christmas display was clean. The heart display of the installation reflected was a little childish personally. Dinner was a standard course at the venue meal, so I didn't expect so much, but there was abalone dance. I found that the abalone was very active and alive, so I asked him to make it a sashimi. I made this abalone sashimi on the thorn and sake was sucked. This stab is delicious with a kimo, and the relationship was happy that ”5000 yen is a live abalone stab.” The rice was served with a book of Tenjo wasabi, and the local rice of Tenjo was eaten with nori and oak. There was also a seafood pot with beef stew, potato manju and seafood in color 々. The breakfast was also a balanced Japanese food. The customer service is good, the hospitality is felt everywhere, and it is a clean and comfortable inn.

We would have left a much better review, had we not been fleeced by the hotel in regards to parking. This is a good, basic hotel if you just need somewhere to sleep & bathe. It is newer and clean, and the rooms have all the necessary amenities despite their small size. There is a coin-operated laundry available (200yen for washers, 30yen for soap... dryers were always full, so we hung out clothes to dry in the bathroom). Breakfast is very basic... miso soup, rice, salad. It is next door to the station if you are traveling by shinkansen. We were charged for parking for our entire stay despite never using the lot. On the first day, we told them we would not be using the hotel lot as it was farther than we were told and there were safer and closer lots nearby for the same price (500yen/24hrs). The hotel refused to refund us the money they charged us for the parking we never used and did not want. We did speak with a supervisor and got nowhere. Based on this lack of customer service and fraudulent charging, we would not recommend others stay here. I have noticed this issue in other reviews as well.

It is located on National Highway No. 1 south of Shin-Fuji Station. This is a new hotel. There are many rooms, and you can see Mt. Fuji from the windows of the rooms. Breakfast was a free buffet and corona measures were in place. The room had a large sofa, table and bath. It was a very satisfying hotel.