Hotel Route-Inn Nagaizumi Numazu Inter 2

I stayed here for sightseeing. The hotel doesn't have a restaurant, so I went to eat at the nearby Bikkuri Donkey. It was only a few minutes' walk away, which was nice. There was also a Seven-Eleven nearby, so I could do some shopping. I was told that if the weather was good, I could see Mt. Fuji from my room, but unfortunately it was cloudy and I couldn't see it.

I was able to relax in a twin single room. I couldn't reserve a non-smoking room, so the smell was terrible.

The large communal bath was very comfortable, and the breakfast was delicious.

I chose this hotel as a dynamic package to receive travel support. When I checked in, it seemed that no reservations had been made. A room that allowed smoking was available, so I was assigned a twin room. The room was spacious, and considering how crowded the parking lot was, it was easy to see why this was not possible with a normal upgrade. The twin room with a bathroom and toilet was too spacious for a single person, but it was not luxurious, but it was enough for a relaxing rest. The location and price may have been a factor, but the breakfast buffet, which is free for guests, was quite crowded, perhaps because I visited at a bad time. The food was replenished frequently, which is unique to the Route Inn chain, which sells its ``free breakfast'' as a front, but even though the restrictions have been relaxed voluntarily, I still think that masks should be worn in places where a large number of people gather. Although they were accommodating, it was still quite mentally tough to be overbooked at check-in around midnight. No matter how careful you are, it is not something that will go away, but it is unfortunate that it has become one of your concerns.