Numazu Hotels with Wifi

"Second time staying here. This time, I was lucky enough to have a room with a view of Mount Fuji. The hotel isn't far from the JR station, about a ten-minute walk, so it's very convenient for going out to eat. The hotel rooms are quite spacious, and the breakfast is plentiful. The hotel service is also excellent. It's definitely worth staying here."

"Beautiful sea view! Warm service! Private bath reservation in advance, no additional cost, you can see Mount Fuji and the sunset at the same time🌄. The front desk staff and catering staff are very good, the Spring Festival in Nishiizu is still warm, and the sunshine and the sea of Mount Fuji ⛰️ feel good."

"I booked in a corner double room, but I think I was able to spend it very comfortably. The bath was also easy to enter in a reasonable size. Only one, the TV size was big and good, but the distance and angle to the bed were not good, and it felt negative as an evaluation. It was used at work, but access to various places to other places was very good!"

"Our room this time was facing the street, and we could see Mount Fuji right when we opened the curtains in the morning. Even though some mountains were blocking the view, the peaks peeking through actually gave it more depth and character. The room was spotless and spacious enough to open up two large suitcases, making it perfect for families or groups traveling together. Notably, there's a convenience store at both the north and south exits of the hotel, which is super handy for grabbing water and snacks. However, the north exit is quieter compared to the bustling south exit. Also, the north and south exits aren't directly connected; you have to walk around for about 10 minutes, which can be a bit challenging if you're lugging heavy luggage. Since we were facing the street, we occasionally heard traffic or people chatting late at night (though it was much better with the windows closed). I guess that's a small price to pay for such a beautiful view. Overall, the view and cleanliness were big pluses, and it offers good value for money. I'd recommend it to anyone who has reasonable expectations for the view and quietness!"

"This hotel is great! It's right in front of the train station. I really appreciated the complimentary coffee at check-in, and the 11 AM check-out time was a nice bonus. The room itself was perfectly fine too. Highly recommended!"

"Go, Ruby! This hotel is dedicated to Ruby, offering collaboration stamps at the front desk and merchandise like badges. Between April 24th and September 27th, 2626, you can also purchase the Ruby sticker from the Genjitsu no Yohane version of the Numazu sticker collection event here. From 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, guests with reservations can enjoy complimentary drinks, including alcoholic beverages, and some Japanese snacks on the 3rd floor. Unfortunately, I checked in too late to experience this. The breakfast isn't as elaborate as at the Riverside Hotel, but there's a good variety, and it tastes good. The front desk also sells Aqours collaboration tea drinks, Jutarou orange juice, and Awashima Aquarium tickets at reasonable prices. The Awashima Aquarium tickets are 2700 yen here, which is cheaper than buying them at the gate for 3000 yen, so it's a good idea to purchase them here before heading to the aquarium."

"The hotel has a history of more than 100 years. Regardless of whether you have to worry about the hotel’s brand new decoration, the hotel is quiet and has all-day services, and each room has a dedicated person responsible for the service. The Japanese breakfast arranged by the hotel makes you even want to eat lunch. Dinner is very good, it is the standard of kaiseki cuisine, which really surprised us, because it is usually difficult to order kaiseki cuisine in Japan with children. The pure Japanese-style tatami is suitable for children's needs to roll around at any time. Soaking in the semi-outdoor hot spring in the room, you can see Mount Fuji and the sea view. The scenery is pleasant. At night, listening to the sound of the waves and falling asleep, the waves hit the shore like a lullaby. When the hotel goes out, turn right and walk 1 minute to the Izu Mitsu Aquarium. Dolphin shows one after another, you can watch penguins up close, and you can also buy fish tickets to feed dolphins and sea lions. The price is also very reasonable. A dolphin is 500 yen, and there is a bait from a gashapon to feed other fish. Since it was built near the sea, it is also a great place to see Mount Fuji. Going out of the hotel and turning left is 7-11. It is also very good to buy some ice cream and come to the hot spring. The hotel has a shuttle bus to Izu Nagaoka Station. If you want to go to other places, there are two bus stops in front of the hotel, which can reach Numazu City or Nagaoka Station, which is very convenient. The hotel goes down the stairs and is a beach. It is very convenient for children to play in the water. After playing well, they can wash their feet at the entrance of the hotel. The waiter will wait for you with a foot towel on the side. Let me mention that there is a fishing port not far from the hotel. The fishery association’s restaurant offers fresh fish sashimi and fried fish, which is very good. I will definitely come again next winter to see Mount Fuji in winter. This hotel also has a name, the impeccable hotel on Mount Fuji, which is definitely well-deserved. Give you some photos, the buyer show and the seller show are absolutely the same. I hope everyone will have a good memory after moving in like me"

"What a wonderful trip! The hotel was nice. All the staff were really helpful. Although the language barrier was a bit confusing, using a translation app solved the problem. The amenities and accommodation were great and had everything I needed. The location was very convenient — walkable to convenient store, train station, and plaza verde."

"Came here for an Aqours pilgrimage. The front desk staff was incredibly enthusiastic and they even provided a brochure with Chinese explanations, which I really appreciated. I love this place!"

"Even though inbound tourism seems to have decreased, it's still crowded as ever. I always prioritize places with baths where I can stretch out my legs, as they're really great, but the prices don't seem to be stable."