Find hotels near Kochoji Temple, Numazu from NT$1,371

"GOOD BREAKFAST and good staff can speak English little"

"great place to stay"

"Excellent business Hotel breakfast, wide variety of food items. Well balanced. Very friendly staff. Parking was easy to manage and very affordable for the area (800¥ per night). No complaints about our room, good water pressure, very hot water on demand. Clean and comfortable facilities. Affordable laundry facilities, 200¥ wash, 100¥ per 30 mins dry time. Only inconvenience was not having Wi-Fi part way through the first evening, but staff were quick to address the issue the following morning."

"Great Hotel highly recommended "

"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. "

"The service was great and the staff were very helpful and nice. We arrived a few hours early to Numazu and we were able to store our luggage at the hotel before our check-in time. Lots of clean towels and bathrobes were provided each day. They also provided toiletries such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, body wash, etc. The hotel room has its own private washroom which is good, but washroom space was a little small. We found 2 small bugs in our room (1 dead roach and 1 small spider) but it was not much of a problem. The hotel had a room of washing machines and dryers, which is convenient for doing laundry. Overall it was a nice stay as a group of 3. "

"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."