Find hotels near Mt. Kanuki, Numazu from AED 135

"GOOD BREAKFAST and good staff can speak English little"

"Very nice hotel, the rooms could be a bit nicer. I'd be weary staying here in the very hot months because the room didn't cool down much with the fan. Overall good spot."

"I really enjoyed my first time in Shizuoka and enjoyed this hotel. I came here because the concert I wanted to see in Tokyo only let fan club member and Numazu was the nearest alternative venue. I have to say though that I was happy to visit Numazu as it offered a different vibe. The hotel was perfectly located near the station, shopping, the concert venue. I felt safe as a solo traveler walking around at night back to my hotel even when the street were quiet but the brightly lit and festive shops near the hotel was welcoming. The front desk was very helpful and the additional toiletries and vanity kits they offered was great. The pillow choices were awesome as well. The breakfast was great, and the breakfast staff so nice especially the lady making at the egg station. I felt my small room was a perfect retreat or cocoon to recuperate and rest after the long days. And I was pleasantly surprised to see Mt Fuji from my room, albeit partially obstructed but that was the only day I was able to see its peak the entire 2.5 weeks I was in Japan."

"The room and lobby were clean, and the hotel’s close proximity to Numazu Station made getting around very convenient. Breakfast featured some delicious local seafood, which was a great highlight of the stay. I would absolutely recommend this hotel."

"The rooms are small, and my room had weird stains on the ceiling and walls. I think the building was old and had been converted into a hotel, which would explain the stains and the old-looking carpet. It's a good place to stay if you just need a bed and don't plan on spending much time at the hotel. "

"Staff are very kind and speak English well. The room was a good size for a solo traveler and was very clean. Highly recommend staying if you are traveling to Numazu."