Richmond Hotels in Numazu

As a water person, before the Yokohama Asian Tour, I stayed at the Numazu Riverside Hotel for two days, and completed my dream of a holy land pilgrimage. It was really great. I will definitely come again when I am in FL

JR Numazu Station is a 3-minute walk away. There is a pizza shop and Lawson downstairs, and a McDonald's opposite. From the south exit, you can take a bus to Numazu Port for seafood. The location is very convenient for travel. The surrounding environment is very peaceful and we spent a comfortable night here. The hotel facilities are very new. There are massage chairs, bathtubs, ironing boards and plenty of space in the room. The supplies are also very high-end, including Sekkisei and DHC. recommend!

According to the hotel introduction, it should be a chain hotel under the Mie Prefecture Bus Group, so the name is a bit strange. I have stayed in dozens of three- and four-star hotels in Japan, and this one ranks among the top three in terms of cost performance. Good aspects Location. It is very close to Numazu Station. Exit the south exit and walk 100 meters through an underground passage. The city bus station is also concentrated in the square in front of the station. Environment. There are convenience stores and several restaurants in the basement downstairs, and the commercial street is next door. The hotel is right in the alley between the station and the commercial street, but it is very quiet. Because I sleep lightly, I have to look at the reviews of whether the hotel is quiet or not. This one is completely ok after experiencing it. Facilities. It says that it was renovated in 2015, but it actually looks very new and not very clean. The room facilities are standard, and the air conditioning and heating are sufficient. There are more power sockets than ordinary hotels, and it also comes with a multi-function charging cable head, which has several commonly used interfaces. Price. Single room is 280 per night. I originally planned to stay in Atami, but because it was a fireworks festival and a short holiday, the price of the same type of room in Atami soared from 300+ to 1700+, so I changed to Numazu. After watching the fireworks festival in the evening, I saw that most people got off at Mishima. Mishima is only a 5-minute drive from Numazu. The price of the same type of room is at least 200+ per night more expensive than Numazu. Disadvantages With this location, this price, and the bonus of the pilgrimage, there are not many other requirements.

The place was without fault and the breakfast buffet was very nice, the only thing I guess to mention is that there's a bit of a step from the room to the bathroom but once you know about it then it's a non-issue.

The location is good, 5 minutes away from Numazu Station, and it is convenient for eating, drinking and shopping nearby. The price-performance ratio is good, but the sheets and quilt may not be washed frequently, so they are not very clean and a little itchy the next day.

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

I have stayed in this hotel many times. It is close to the north exit of Numazu Station. The rooms are larger than other business hotels. The bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas. The breakfast is richer and you can also eat Numazu specialty grilled fish. There is free coffee outside the main desk for takeaway. There are many tourist attractions nearby.

The service at the front desk was very good. It is close to the station and convenient for business and sightseeing. A car rental shop is also nearby.

The hotel is greatly located on a hill over the beach, but the sea could be accessed trough stairs behind the hotel. The spa is great and view from the the rooms are beautiful. Be careful though, how many off you are going to be in room. They may charge you for one member of the family. A child. As it happened to us. Trip.com was kind to deal with them and them reimbursing to us