Best Hotels in Numata
Explore Numata with 26 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hotel Route Inn Numata ★★★
"We needed a place to stay for one night before going to Oze, so we chose Numata City and stayed at Route Inn. It was an excellent choice. The building was very new, the staff were extremely friendly, and the public bath was perfect for relaxing and relieving our fatigue after a long day. The breakfast was outstanding—one of the best parts of our stay. We were very impressed and would gladly stay here again."
HOTEL LiVEMAX Numata GRANDE ★★
"cleanliness los"
Senkyo ★★★
"The surroundings are exceptionally quiet, making it ideal for relaxation or even a bit of meditation. It may not be the best choice for families with children, as there are very limited amenities catered for them. Service, however, was outstanding. The staff went above and beyond — when my rental car had a brake light issue, they noticed it before I did, stepped in to assist, contacted the rental company, and ensured it was resolved the very next morning. That level of attentiveness is rare. Location-wise, it is quite remote. There’s little within walking distance, so getting around or finding food requires some planning. But if you’re here for peace and an onsen experience, that quiet isolation becomes part of the appeal. A memorable stay overall, especially for those seeking calm, comfort, and genuine hospitality."
HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Gunma Numata ★★★
"We hadn't made a reservation for the parking lot in advance, but they went out of their way to accommodate us, especially since we had children and had to leave early the next day. They also upgraded our room, and we had a very comfortable stay. The staff were so helpful, and even though we had a lot of heavy luggage, they went back and forth to carry it for us, gave our children some snacks, and were extremely considerate. I'd like to use them again if I'm in the area!"
RV Park Plus Numata Kenko Land
"This was my first time staying here. I used my car's navigation system to get there, but it's in a place where even the navigation system gets lost. Has the room been renovated? It was very clean, and judging by the number of chairs, it seemed like a room for five people and was very spacious... however, there was no water in the bathroom or toilet on the second floor where the room was located. It was one thing for a small amount of water, but it wouldn't flush for a large amount of water, so I used the toilet on the first floor. I even used the sink in the bathroom on the first floor to brush my teeth before going to bed. When I went to take a bath around 4:30 in the morning, there was no water from the taps or shower! It had been working fine the previous evening, but now the sink wasn't working and I couldn't brush my teeth...it's supposed to be open 24 hours, isn't it? After 8am, the second floor and the bathroom were working fine. A heated swimming pool? Such a half-baked thing is unnecessary. I think they should use that money to create more variety in the baths. The room had a TV and a refrigerator, and the mineral water in the refrigerator was complimentary. It seems that meals are basically taken in the restaurant. There is no microwave in the building, only a shared kettle next to the restaurant entrance. I tried to re-boil it, but it didn't work. By the way, there's a microwave at the RV park, so you can use it if you go across from the parking lot."
Goroukaku ★★★
"Nice outdoor onsen and meals!"
Shisuitei ★★★
"I stayed here after a trail run. The open-air hot spring bath had a lovely, tranquil atmosphere, surrounded by a well-maintained garden. I enjoyed a delicious Japanese meal in a private room. The room was spacious and clean. Overall, it was a reasonably priced inn that met all my needs."
Ginshotei Awashima ★★★★
"On a weekday, I stayed in a private room with an open-air bath called Hotaka. The layout of the rooms varies slightly, but they are spacious and nice. If possible, I would like a window in the bedroom. I would also like water to be provided in the room. The food is generally delicious. The portions are generous. The large public bath is small. It's a good value inn, costing just over 50,000 yen for two people."
Hotel Yamaguchiya ★★
"We stayed here for one night for a ski trip with 8 members of my family and relatives in 3 rooms. When we entered the hot spring town, we were worried about the rather rundown and lonely atmosphere, but as soon as we arrived in front of the inn by car, a man from the inn (a tall, middle-aged man with white hair and glasses) came to us and carefully guided us around, and it was so comfortable that it completely swept away the lonely atmosphere. His customer service skills were so pleasant that I thought he was a true "professional". I was surprised at how pleasant the young people who served us, including this man, were throughout the meal. It's hard to find inns and hotels like this these days, so it reminded me of the nostalgic Showa era when people connected with each other. The food was handmade with "heart" and was beautiful in color, and the spirit of "hospitality" was apparent. In any case, I think it's a wonderful inn with "heart". I would definitely like to use it again when I come to the area for sightseeing or skiing. It's the perfect example of an inn!"
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Itoen Hotel Oze Oigami Sanrakuso
"I used it for the first time. This time I stayed at the East Building without meals. It's not "beautiful" or "new" to compliment, but considering the price, it's like this. I heard the sound of the next room and the sound of walking in the corridor, but if you don't like it, you can pay more. Extension? Connection? I don't know, but what is it anymore? I couldn't move without worrying until the end. The refrigerator and electric kettle are in the room. The microwave oven is in the lounge next to the entrance and is far from the room. However, the Itoen Hotel is a buffet with all-you-can-drink, so no one else used it. This time it was a weekday, so there was no inconvenience, but is there a problem with the number of toilets and hot spring washing places? I didn't want to come during the busy season. Oigami Onsen itself is lonely, so are you worried about it? Now that prices are soaring, I think it is valuable to be able to stay alone at an inn with hot springs at this price. There is a little distance to the ski area, but I would like to use it again."
Shirasawa Kogen Hotel
"I went on a snowboarding trip with some former colleagues from work. They were very accommodating to our room requests and arranged dining venues to suit the number of people we were with, so we had a very comfortable and enjoyable stay. The hot springs were also very pleasant. I would definitely stay again."
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More Information About Numata Hotels
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FAQ – Hotels in Numata
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What are the best places to stay in Numata?
Some of the best places to stay in Numata are near popular attractions like Harada Farm and Tambara Lavender Park, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Numata near Harada Farm?
Some of the top hotels in Numata near Harada Farm include HOTEL LiVEMAX Numata GRANDE (from £31), Hotel Route Inn Numata (from £41) and HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Gunma Numata (from £17), all offering easy access to Harada Farm, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Numata?
The most popular Numata hotels for your stay: Hotel Route Inn Numata (from £41), HOTEL LiVEMAX Numata GRANDE (from £31) and HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Gunma Numata (from £17) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Numata are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? RV Park Plus Numata Kenko Land (from £23) provides highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Numata have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Shisuitei (from £65), Hotel Yamaguchiya (from £62) and Senkyo (from £149) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Numata have swimming pools?
RV Park Plus Numata Kenko Land (from £23) is a hotel with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Numata offer an especially good breakfast ?
Ginshotei Awashima (from £126),Hotel Route Inn Numata (from £41) and Senkyo (from £149) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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