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Vacation rentals in Numazu

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 120 vacation rentals in Numazu

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Numazu vacation rentals start at G$4,185 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    50 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

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  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    40 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    120 of Numazu vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Numazu stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Numazu's top spots, include Mishima Station, Iwanami Station, and Hara Station

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Top guest favorite
An outdoor seating area is present, featuring two wooden chairs positioned near a stone fire pit. Surrounding greenery adds to the natural ambiance, while the stone flooring complements the space. A kettle hangs above the fire pit, enhancing the setting for relaxation.
Home in Hakone
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

3-minute bus ride / Hakone Besso / BBQ / campfire / natural hot spring / sauna / hot tub / home theater / BBQ and campfire available in rainy weather

A private villa surrounded by the forests of Hakone.This is an extraordinary, fully private space where you can enjoy a natural hot spring, an authentic sauna, a BBQ, and a campfire, all in one building. Featured in a Hakone special on the popular TBS TV show "O-Sama no Brunch." Introducing the ■Accommodations Welcome to the inn where cozy design meets the blessings of hot springs It is a private space surrounded by trees, making it ideal for families and groups. There is also a Japanese-style room, so you can rest easy for families with small children. There is a BBQ and campfire area on the covered piloti, so you can enjoy it without worrying about rain.Directly connected to the sauna, you can go straight from sweating to rinsing off, and then enjoy the breeze again after your sauna session. The living room is equipped with floor heating, so it is comfortable even in cold weather. ■Key Facilities Full renovation: Sophisticated interior by a professional designer ・Onsen: Ninodaira Onsen, known for its skin-beneficial properties BBQ facilities: Fully equipped with an authentic BBQ grill Bonfire space: Relax around the bonfire at night • Projector: Enjoy movies on a large screen ・Sauna & water bath: Sauna and water bath available for use ・Japanese-style room: A Japanese-style room with tatami mats for a traditional Japanese atmosphere ・Children's amenities: We provide a baby high chair, children's tableware, futons, toys, etc.

Top guest favorite
A lofted living space is illuminated by natural light, featuring a wooden ladder leading to an elevated sleeping area. The open sliding doors offer a view of the tranquil bay, with red chairs positioned on the deck for relaxation.
Villa in Numazu
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Creative Villa with Sea View | Exclusive Sunset Experience in Toda Bay | Harbor Front Private Studio

Escape the crowds. Find your silent front row seat. To your own special seat where you can only see the sea. The host designed and built it himself, and DIY Life Magazine dopa!Award-winning, It is a unique creative villa in the world. Get away from the crowds, be surrounded by silence, and have the horizon all to yourself, Find your own sanctuary. We will give you a map to this hidden front row seat in a hidden corner of the Izu Peninsula. It is a place where the journey itself blocks out the hustle and bustle of the world. Here, in the traditional fishing village of Toda, you are not a tourist, but a traveler. While the majestic Mt. Fuji watches over the morning walk along the coast, The private villa offers a different kind of immersion. Designed by the owner himself and awarded numerous awards for his unique craftsmanship, the harbor front is It is a theater of light and sound facing the sea. From the golden sunset that fills the living room, to the 150-inch movie theater experience waiting for you at dusk, This is the place to get your time back. It's not a place everyone can enjoy, but it is a place for those who seek the luxury of silence and the beauty of a "hiding place".

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A spacious balcony offers a view of the clear blue river below. The wooden railing aligns with the natural wooden siding of the house. Nearby, the shoreline is visible, showcasing a pathway that runs alongside the water and hints at the tranquility of the surroundings.
Home in Numazu
4.78 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Featured in the information program ZIP! CalmbaseRIVER, an old private rental house where you can fish from the window, 2 minutes to the sea

Right in front of the popular fishing spots of Nishi-Izu and Toda Port. A house in a quiet residential neighborhood with handmade and carefully restored vacant homes This is [CalmBase River]. Located 2 minutes to the sea next to the river, you can enjoy a river view from the 2F terrace (& a little ocean view) and a rare fishing experience from a rare room♪ (* Please bring your fishing gear) Regarding fishing from the room, the available time varies depending on the river water level.Since the river is right by the sea, please refer to the tide table when enjoying your stay.You won't be able to catch fish for food (although you might occasionally catch an eel). Enjoy fishing as a recreational activity. In the summer, Mihama Beach is open. With a long and beautiful sandy beach surrounding the bay, Mihama Beach is a leading beach in Toda.It is in the bay, so the waves are calm and very popular with families. Fishing, swimming, family vacations, three-generation trips, gourmet trips, and more. Please relax and unwind without worrying about time or other guests.

Top guest favorite
A traditional Japanese living area features sliding doors adorned with floral designs. A red armchair is positioned near a TV, complemented by a patterned rug and wooden furnishings. Decorative elements include artwork and illuminated lamps, creating a serene and culturally rich environment.
Home in Numazu
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 57 reviews

Private Kominka Stay in Numazu's Backstreets

Facility name: Villa Seven Numazu It is about 20 minutes by bus from Numazu Station and a 2-minute walk from the bus stop.I renovated a traditional Japanese house nestled in the back of the alley and opened it as an inn. It has 5 separate bedrooms.You can have privacy even if you have a group of men and women or multiple families. There is a beach within walking distance where you can enjoy the sunset and Mt. Fuji.You can take a walk along the coast.Enjoy a trip like living at our place under the stunning view of Mt. Fuji. Kindly note - There are no eateries within walking distance. - This unit has No Parking on the property.Free parking is available nearby.Parking is available for 2 regular vehicles and 1 light vehicle.It is about a 1-minute walk from the parking lot to our inn. - There is only one bathroom on the ground floor. - We do not have a garden, so you can not BBQ. - The concept is "a quiet inn for enjoying a traditional Japanese house".Please note that we are not able to accommodate your request for a drinking party late at night.

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A spacious Japanese-style room is highlighted by tatami flooring and sliding doors that open to a garden view. A low wooden table is surrounded by blue cushions, with a simple potted plant adding a touch of greenery. Soft lighting creates a calming ambiance.
Hut in Numazu
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 221 reviews

Nishiizu no Kominka wo Riakete Renpaku de Kihonryoukin 20% OFF & Review de Onsenken! 1 minute to the sunset sea [uminca]

Get a free Kurara Toda hot spring ticket for the number of people in your review! 20% off the base price for consecutive nights!  There is also a hot spring discount at the neighboring hotel, Tokiwaya. * The base price is subject to discount. * It may end without notice. This is a 70-year-old Japanese house in Heda, Numazu City, Nishiizu. It is a rustic old house full of nostalgia. It is a 1-minute walk to the calm sea, where you can enjoy the spectacular sunset. Mt. Fuji can be seen from Mihama Cape, which is a 5-minute drive away, There are several seafood and crab restaurants nearby, as well as cafes and bars with great views. Convenience store is a 3-minute walk, and day-use hot spring is a 3-minute drive. It is also great as a base for swimming, fishing, cycling, and diving. uminca is a 70-year-old folk house located in Heda, Numazu, Nishiizu. It's an old building, so it's not convenient, but it has a nostalgic atmosphere of old Japan. Come and enjoy the calm sea and the wonderful sunset.

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An outdoor terrace offers a relaxing jacuzzi illuminated with soft blue lights, surrounded by a wooden deck. A dining table and chairs are positioned nearby, with a scenic view of the ocean and mountains visible through large glass windows.
Villa in Numazu
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

A stylish new villa where you can experience an extraordinary time as if you were floating on the sea

[Facility name: GRAN TERRACE SUN] A stylish new villa that feels like it's floating on the sea. The space surrounded by the sea breeze and the sound of the sea is unique The ultimate experience and time that you can only experience by coming here. The sunset over Suruga Bay, with its integrated sea views, is so indescribably beautiful and different from the daytime that just looking outside is soothing. It can accommodate up to 10 people Perfect for remote work, traveling with your family and friends, and relaxing away from the noise. [Check-in and Check-out] Check-in: 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm Check out: until 10am [About the handover of keys] *Keys will be handed over at a designated location, not at the accommodation, so please let us know your arrival time in advance at the time of booking. *Keys can be exchanged in person from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Bedding 6 single beds 2 double beds (4 people) Parking On-site × 2 cars

Top guest favorite
A serene view of a beach stretching towards a calm shoreline, with Mount Fuji in the background. The image captures a clear sky, reflecting on the water. Various logotypes at the bottom highlight features such as BBQ site facilities and SUP rentals, creating a welcoming atmosphere for outdoor activities.
Home in Numazu
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 73 reviews

TheDayPj Nishiura/Mt. Fuji Ancient house along the sea

Seismic reinforcement construction of a 70-year-old Japanese house. New UB, WC, AC, FL, tatami mats, and futons. Two rooms with eight tatami mats. Two rooms with flooring and eight tatami mats There are 2 air conditioners and a kotatsu in the flooring room. There is a small beach right in front of the house. If the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji and the starry sky. There is a BBQ site in the garden for an additional fee. Sup rental is also available. Limited to one group per day. It can accommodate up to 6 people. Let's make the best day of "The Day". The host will also provide maximum support. The negative points are that it is far from the station and there are no commercial facilities nearby. Convenience store (10 minutes by car) Supermarket/drug store (30 minutes by car) There are few buses [N21]. It is within 100 km of Tokyo, but we recommend transportation other than walking.

Superhost
Two rattan chairs are positioned by a large window, offering a view of the riverside and illuminated bridge at night. The calm waters reflect the blue lights, creating a serene atmosphere inside the room.
Home in Numazu
4.75 out of 5 average rating, 526 reviews

Uocho Kuranoue (Riverside villa on warehouse)

Our inn, "Uomachi Kuranoue", is located in Uomachi, Numazu City, along the Kano River, about a 7-minute walk from the south exit of Numazu Station.This place used to have a fish market and wholesaler district, and it was a busy gateway to Izu.This is a private rental accommodation where you can feel the history and atmosphere of the city and spend time slowly watching the river flow. In addition, we provide guests with a welcome drink ticket for a drink of their choice at a craft beer or craft gin shop within walking distance of the inn. We hope that the existence of "Uomachi Kuranoue" will be a starting point for discovering the charm of Numazu City, which is filled with the blessings of nature, and that it will become a place where "the more you stay, the more you fall in love with this area." We look forward to your stay.

Guest favorite
Home in Numazu
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

築100年石蔵HistoricStonHouse一棟貸[Mt.Fuji & Hakone Area]

This building is a renovated stone warehouse built in 1923 (Taisho 12) using Izu stone.There is also a parking space, so you can use our facility as a base to enjoy Mt. Fuji, Hakone, and Izu.Free parking!This is the perfect base for sightseeing in Mt. Fuji, Hakone, and Izu by car. 15 minutes on foot from Numazu Station, 20 minutes on foot to Numazu Port, and one meter zone (about 5 minutes) by taxi from Numazu Station. It is located in the heart of Numazu City, so you can enjoy the city.It is also dotted with numerous bars.Fans come from all over the country, from authentic to casual.

Guest favorite
The living area features a spacious sofa facing large glass windows that offer views of the ocean and Mount Fuji. A flat-screen TV sits on a wooden stand, accompanied by two decorative lamps on side tables, creating a calm and bright environment.
Home in Numazu
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Experience a unique cocoro odor experience in the only place where you can see both beautiful Suruga Bay and Mt. Fuji at the same time! Guest House Japan Nishiizu

Nishi-Izu is one of the place has not been explored and developed in Izu Peninsula, so beautiful nature is still there. The Guest House Japan Nishi-Izu villa is built on the high ground and you can enjoy the spectacular view of Suruga-Bay, Cape Osezaki and Mt. Fuji which was drawn in Ukiyoe by Hokusai Katsushika. The villa has a large living/dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 toilets and a bathroom with shower and a hot water bath-tab. 2 double beds are set in each bedroom. BBQ deck is also available.

Guest favorite
A modern living space features a spacious seating area with a gray sofa and a wooden dining table. Natural light fills the room, highlighting the tatami mat flooring. A large TV is mounted on the wall, showcasing tranquil nature scenes, while traditional decor adds character.
Home in Numazu
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 85 reviews

Base for Numazu, Atami, Izu, Hakone; with parking!

All travel times below are by car: Numazu Station (13 min) / Mishima Station (27 min; or 5 min by train from Numazu ) / Atami Station (48 min; or 20 min by train from Numazu)/Numazu Port (12 min) / Deep Sea Aquarium (10 min) / Mito Sea Paradise (15 min) / Mishima Skywalk (30 min) / Izu Nagaoka (18 min) / Shuzenji (23 min) / Gotemba Premium Outlets (50 min) / Lake Ashi & Hakone (55 min) / Oshino Hakkai (64 min) / Mt. Fuji 5th Station (70 min)

Guest favorite
Home in Numazu
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 37 reviews

Mt. Fuji & Ocean Views Sunset, Local Harbor Life

Welcome to Sunset Loft – a cozy space with stunning views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay. The large windows invite you to relax as the sun sets. Your host YOCHAN lives on the 1st floor and can assist with sightseeing, Guests from all over the world stay here — and many enjoy local guiding experiences. English is spoken, and cultural exchange is always welcome. Hosted by YOCHAN|

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Numazu?

    Travelers often choose stays near Numazu Station for easy access to dining, shops, and transport. Waterfront areas and residential neighborhoods around Senbonhama Park are also popular for a quieter atmosphere and proximity to nature.

  • What are the best things to do in Numazu with kids?

    Numazu has hands-on science exhibits at the Deep Sea Aquarium, open spaces for play at Senbonhama Park, and fun sweets shops near the station area. Family boat cruises along the port are often a memorable outing for children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Numazu?

    Explore the Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium, stroll along Senbonhama Park, and discover traditional seafood markets around the port. Coastal walks, local art spaces, and panoramic spots near Mt. Kanuki also draw visitors year-round.

  • How is the weather in Numazu?

    Numazu experiences mild winters around 39–56°F (4–13°C), and summers that often reach 74–85°F (24–30°C), with significant rainfall in spring and autumn. Packing a rain jacket or umbrella is recommended, especially from spring through early autumn.

  • When is the best time to visit Numazu?

    Late spring is often recommended in Numazu for mild temperatures and blooming landscapes. Summer brings lively festivals and beach activities, while late autumn and winter provide quieter stays, cooler air, and seasonal seafood dining. Early autumn in Numazu is known for increased rainfall.

  • What are the best places to visit in Numazu?

    Frequently suggested spots in Numazu include the Port Observation Deck, Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium, and Senbonhama Park. Shin-Numa River’s scenic views and Osezaki’s coastal sites are also worth exploring for nature and relaxation.

  • What are some hiking trails in Numazu?

    Hiking trails around Mt. Kanuki feature forest paths and city views, while Osezaki offers easy coastal walking routes with marine scenery. Those seeking longer hikes often explore nearby mountainous areas or riverside trails.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Numazu?

    Families can explore interactive exhibits at the Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium, picnic at Senbonhama Park, or enjoy leisure boat rides near the port. Seasonal nature walks and waterfront playgrounds often appeal to all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Numazu?

    Consider exploring the nearby Izu Peninsula’s hot springs, volcanic landscapes, or traditional villages for a mix of coastal scenery and cultural experiences. Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and vibrant markets in surrounding towns are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Numazu?

    Some accommodations in Numazu welcome pets, especially in areas near waterfront parks or residential neighborhoods. Look for rentals with open layouts or outdoor spaces, and check for nearby green spaces for walks.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Numazu?

    Local markets around the port are busiest in the morning, and early risers enjoy freshly prepared seafood breakfasts. Bringing cash for smaller shops, and checking for local art or pop culture events, can make visits even more engaging.

  • What is Numazu known for?

    Numazu is known for its lively port, fresh seafood, and views of Mount Fuji on clear days. The city has deep sea science attractions, anime culture connections, and access to coastal nature, making it distinctive within the Shizuoka region.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Numazu?

    Discover small shrines tucked between neighborhoods, art studios showcasing local creativity, or quiet viewpoints near the Numazu coast. Visiting small tea shops or family-run bakeries can reveal a different side of the city.

  • What are the best foods to try in Numazu?

    Local specialties often recommended include shirasu (whitebait) dishes, fresh horse mackerel, and sashimi featuring seasonal catches. Many visitors also enjoy trying dried fish snacks, handmade sushi, and regionally brewed sake.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Numazu?

    Pack layers for shifting temperatures—winter tends to be 39–56°F (4–13°C), while summer reaches around 74–85°F (24–30°C), with periods of rain throughout the year. A compact umbrella, comfortable shoes, and a small bag for local gifts can be helpful.

  • What is the nightlife in Numazu like?

    Numazu’s nightlife centers around izakaya, sake bars, and late-night seafood eateries near the port area. The streets around Numazu Station are also home to smaller live music venues, retro cafes, and local pubs with laid-back atmospheres.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Numazu?

    Numazu’s summer fireworks festival is a highlight along the waterfront, drawing locals and visitors with vibrant displays. Citywide matsuri, lantern processions, and anime-related gatherings are celebrated throughout the year, especially in warmer months.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Numazu?

    Numazu has many vacation rentals suited for families, including spacious homes and apartments with kitchens and living areas. Neighborhoods close to parks, the port, or residential zones are frequently chosen by families seeking a relaxed stay.