This hotel is great due to its central location. You are 3 minutes away from NAKA MISE SHOPPING STREET, the quintessential Japanese shopping arcade in the middle of the street where you ABSOLUTELY MUST eat at DONGURI, a very old restaurant where the typicial Japanese dishes are delivered to you floating on a stream of water. We love that restaurant. Don't miss this famous mum and pop restaurant. So, to get back to Numazu Riverside Hotel, it is a charming hotel with great views on the river or on Mount Fuji. The staff is very helpful, there is an English speaking non Japanese staff lady, very helpful if you do not speak Japanese. The carpets in the hallways definitely need to be taken out and changed but if keeping them like they are keeps the prices down, then leave the old carpets on! At the reception, there is a table offering free cosmetic amenities, mum and I loved it! The bathrooms are also packed with personal grooming stuff if you have forgotten everything home. The room also offers great slippers that you can keep (as in most Japanese hotels by the way). You may find that the corridors smell of tobacco, something that doesn't happen in Western Europe. I guess you will need to specify that you wish a non-smoking room. If you wake up jet lagged at 4am, make a beeline for the 7 Eleven Store nearby to get some great snaks, it is open 24 hours. I posted a photo. Breakfast in Hotel: we only took it once there. It was good, a bit pricey as we had not reserved the night before. Lots of Japanese and continental foods to enjoy. They also have a nice coffee shop that we didn't have the time to enjoy, we will do it next year. We plan to go back, of course! Central location, great views over the river and reasonable prices: what else do you need? One more thing: silly me forgot my phone charger on the wall. The hotel kept it and my niece was able to pick it up for me. Brownie points for Numazu Riverside Hotel!!!

Nothing really. Maybe the old carpets as I said earlier but if keeping them can keep the hotel prices down, then please keep the old carpets!!! Ha ha ha.

Very kind staff. Good breakfast. Close to train station where you can travel to Mt. Fuji for both sides. 20 minutes by walk to port. Close to hotel is lot of sushi and japanese restaurants.

The hotel room for 3 people is small.

Staff can speak English

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It is a big hotel located not too far from the train station. A bit hard to walk to with suitcases, but manageable. Would recommend forwarding luggage to the hotel. Hotel staff are also able to forward the luggage to your next location. The hotel was built in the late 1990s and it feels like it hasn't been updated since then, so it has the rather dated feel to it. However, the hotel has been maintained well, and despite it having dated decor, the room facilities are still adequate and has a spacious feel to it, despite the . Room had a big window view of Mt Fuji (alas obscured by clouds during our stay). It is an approximate 20min walk to Numazu Port, where there is great and fresh seafood to be had and a deep sea aquarium. The area around the hotel seems rather run down and the shotengai opposite seems to have mainly shuttered shops, so you will want to head closer to the station for other eateries. Walkable to Senbonhama park with has a great playground for kids.

Decor a bit dated, but price reflects this.

good Breakfast

Didn’t have a breakfast. Good location.

Need update room interior furniture.

Beautiful and spacious room. Beautiful location, right next to river. Friendly staff. Location close to my favourite food and dessert places like Grandmas. Location also close to bus stop if you want to enjoy the view and food at Numazu Port or experience the beauty of Uchiura

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The room was nice. Felt more like a western hotel in its style. Had everything you might need for a few nights

Nothing in particular stood out