Hotels in Numazu

"This was our stopover hotel for the first night after flying into Shizuoka Airport. It's conveniently located very close to Numazu Station. The room was on the smaller side, without enough space to fully open a suitcase, but it was spotless. Check-in and check-out are self-service, with staff readily available to assist. You can also conveniently pick up toiletries like face wash, toner, and lotion from the lobby."

"I recently stayed at a hotel in Numazu while traveling alone. The location is very convenient, being quite near Numazu Station, which made getting around very easy. The room itself was quite small, but functional. One thing to note is that the air conditioning seemed to be centrally controlled rather than individually adjustable for each room. I traveled in April, and while the nights were cool enough that I didn’t need to use the air conditioning, the days were warm. When I did try to use the air conditioning, it only blew hot air, which was a bit uncomfortable during the warmer parts of the day. Overall, with the facilities provided, I think that adjusting the price range downward could make this hotel more attractive to tourists. In my opinion, it is currently a little expensive for what is offered."

"Knowing that hotels would definitely be full after the 'Finale Live,' I booked my stay in Numazu a few days before the event for a pilgrimage. The Riverside Hotel is a well-known spot among Aqours fans. The service was impeccable; everything was fantastic, though the air conditioning was a bit weak. It was also incredibly convenient to get to Numazu Port, whether by cycling or walking! I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Numazu! Aqours Saikou!!!"

"The staff were very kind, and the facilities and building itself were clean, so I was very satisfied with my stay. I stayed on the 8th floor, and could see Mt. Fuji beyond Mt. Aitaka from the window. I think that there are some rooms where you can't see it, though. For breakfast, you could choose between Japanese and Western for the main course, and the rest was a buffet style. It was delicious. The room I stayed in this time had a separate bathroom and toilet, and the bath had a bathtub where I could stretch my legs out and relax. I would like to stay here again when I come to Numazu."

"The hotel is very conveniently located, just 100 meters away from the JR Numazu North Exit. After placing the luggage, walk along the main road to Numazu Port and dine at the fish market street, which is delicious and fresh."

"A small hotel at the Numazu town with basic amenities provided, good for short term stay! The staff are very friendly and kind too"

"Very good, enjoyed a quiet night. Convenient transportation, whether it is to go to the water group tour or return to the city is very convenient. It is also very close to the nearby restaurant and can be reached in a while. The owner was very good and informed many details in advance through the email."

"The location is good near the station, but the parking lot is ３０ on a first-come, first-served basis. If it disappears, you have no choice but to use the nearby ２４ hourly parking lot. As for the room, the unit bath feels small as usual. The breakfast venue is in front of the hotel reception, but it is small. The number of breakfast items was less than other Toyoko Inns."

"A business hotel near the station. The Livmax Group is one of Japan's largest hotel chains, so you can stay with peace of mind. If you're looking for something particularly luxurious, I would recommend a different hotel, but if you're looking for a hotel that's easy to get to from the station and offers the bare essentials and good value for money, this one is recommended. There's a 7-Eleven nearby, so you can get everything you need there. There's in-room Wi-Fi, so you can watch TV on the big screen from the comfort of your own bed. The front desk staff are friendly, and the check-in and check-out procedures are efficient. Numazu has many attractions, including seafood at the fishing port, a tour of the filming locations for the anime ”Love Live! Sunshine,” and Yoshimoto's live theater, but it's relatively uncrowded, so you can enjoy sightseeing in comfort. Bicycle rentals and public buses are also available. I would like to visit again."

"The room is big enough, the breakfast is delicious, and the lady asked if I wanted to add rice. You should know that it costs 150 to add rice to a set meal outside. There are also many places to eat around, and the location is very good. Compared with Koko in Nagoya, it is even better."