Numazu Hotels with Wifi

I stayed at Awashima Hotel, located on an island, after arriving at Narita Airport on 17th Nov 25. The transfer took about three hours, but the journey was absolutely worth it. The hotel was clean, well-maintained, and offered breathtaking views of Mount Fuji and the ocean. The staff were courteous and helpful throughout my stay, with special thanks to the female manager who went above and beyond to provide additional support (e.g. taxi booking to Numazu Metro station). Although dinner service could have been extended to guests without reservations, the overall experience was excellent. My three days and two nights felt far too short, and I would highly recommend Awashima Hotel to travelers seeking a relaxing and welcoming stay in Japan.

We loved everything about this oceanfront property. The only downside is that it's a bit difficult to get to: first, by train, then about a 50-minute bus ride. But the time on the bus will likely fly by, as the views from the windows are stunning. You can also walk from the ocean to a rocky beach and a beach with dark volcanic sand. There's a garden nearby. The ryokan serves delicious, large, and filling breakfasts with local produce. All the staff we met were so welcoming and friendly, they made us feel very comfortable. We happened upon tsukimi, and the staff gave everyone in the lobby small treats. There was also a really fun quest where you have to navigate three locations, collect stamps, and... well, I don't want to spoil everything; you should just come and see it. The room was large and cozy. I can confidently say that this is a wonderfully organized place, which, as stated on the welcome sheet, follows a special approach to hospitality. I definitely hope to return.

Although Li arrived at Mount Fuji, he was still very happy. Hotel location is included, but there is a shuttle bus, so it is not difficult to Li. The hotel is very big, divided into several areas on the left, it seems that there is a BBQ area, star vacant rooms, etc., there are pets to talk to definitely can live in Li. I am the most affordable room in Jane Zuo, but the rooms are good. There is an outdoor bathtub. I am with another partner to watch the sunset and listen to the birds on the edge of Mount Fuji. And breakfast and dinner are a few good food, the clerk English is good. I really want to play fireworks all day, and I can play it all. I hope that the hotel will be more people to know

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.

We didn't have a car, so we took the train and bus to get there. It's very close to the bus stop. As it was all-inclusive, we were able to rent bicycles for free, which made it easy to get to restaurants near the fishing port that would have taken about 30-40 minutes to walk to. There were lots of interesting extras, like being able to pick citrus fruits and enjoying soap bubbles and fireworks. The room was also spacious, even for two people to spread out their luggage. The food was also really delicious. The combinations of ingredients and seasonings were interesting, so we never got bored of eating! I was happy that there were lots of vegetables. The bar also had a great selection of alcohol!

The hotel room was incredibly small, with no room to move your feet, which is quite unusual for a Japanese hotel. Plus, the Numazu Fireworks Festival was taking place that day, so the price was quite high. It's close to the station, so the fireworks display is within walking distance. The front desk is on the second floor, and there's plenty of free beer.

The staff were always smiling, which was great. The temperature of the large public bath was just right, and I was able to enjoy a relaxing soak. The sauna was also good. I liked that the shower space and toilet were properly separated in the room, so I didn't get wet like in a unit bath. There was no wall between the room and the main room (there was a curtain), only a glass panel separating them, which felt strange, but it made the room feel spacious and bright. The dried horse mackerel at breakfast was delicious.

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 hotel room is spacious, with two parts of the living room and bedroom, and the price is $500 very good value. The equipment is very complete, there are water dispensers, paid drinks machines, breakfast, and there is a chance to visit again.

As a family of 3 (all adults), the space was quite limited. Even though each of us only brought 1 mid size luggage. But, right in front of the hotel, is the high-way bus stop. Which was very convenient when we got back from Gotemba! If you walk a bit, there are also some restaurant and a supermarket too for your midnight snack / cravings. It’s a bit of a shame that we can only see the mt. Fuji for 1 day (among our 3 days stay).