A listed sukiya house; the open-air bath is an artificial hot spring.

Numazu Club stands near Senbon-hama Park and its pine grove in Numazu, Shizuoka, on a site that includes a sukiya-style teahouse built in 1913; the thatched gate and sukiya-style building at the entrance have been designated national Tangible Cultural Properties. Its 8 guest rooms are in a villa wing designed by architect Akira Watanabe and added in 2006, and every room looks out on the pine grove and a reflecting pool fed by Mt. Fuji spring water. Rooms range from tatami rooms with futons to Western rooms with balconies, some with an open-air bath or a cypress bath. Dinner is a Chinese-based seasonal course supervised by chef Hirofumi Saito, and the spa has an indoor bath, an artificial-hot-spring open-air bath, a bedrock bath and saunas. Most rooms are for one or two guests.

Numazu Club

沼津倶楽部

Rate

US$311 – US$375 per person

US$623 – US$751 for 2 guests (1 room)

Per person, per night, with dinner and breakfast — derived by halving a two-person total rather than quoted directly, so treat it as an indication rather than a price. Shown in US dollars, converted from the yen the property quotes at the Oct 7, 2026 reference rate; the booking site charges at its own rate.

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The stay

Private bath: Some rooms only — the room type decides
Water: Not free-flowing from the source

Practical details

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Getting there: About 10 min by taxi from JR Numazu Station, or about 20 min by taxi from Mishima Station (Tokaido Shinkansen); 20 min by car from Numazu IC on the (old) Tomei Expressway; Source: numazu-club.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Nearest station: JR Numazu Station (Mishima Station for the Shinkansen); Source: numazu-club.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Room capacity: 1-2 in most rooms; the Maisonette Suite takes 1-4 (2 recommended); Source: numazu-club.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Children: Children 12 and under can stay only in the Deluxe Tatami Room and the Maisonette Suite; book by phone or email; Source: numazu-club.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Dinner: Seasonal Chinese-based course menu supervised by Sichuan chef Hirofumi Saito (Ichirin Hanare, Kamakura), using Suruga Bay and Izu seafood and local produce, served in the historic building; 18:00-22:00, last order 19:00; Source: numazu-club.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026
Breakfast: Served 8:00-10:00 (last order 9:00); Source: numazu-club.com (opens in a new tab) · Checked Oct 8, 2026

Tattoos, special diets, accessibility and solo stays: see “Before you book: what the property officially says” below.

Before you book: what the property officially says

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The property’s official site doesn’t clearly state its policy on tattoos, special diets, accessibility or solo stays — ask the property before booking.

Against the 179

Size: 8 rooms— In the smallest quarter of the 179, which run 1 to 508
Award: One MICHELIN Key
Type: Ryokan— 59 of 179
Where: Shizuoka

The catalogue’s own axis

3 Keys7 stays
2 Keys23 stays
1 Key113 stays
Relais & Châteaux15 stays
The Ryokan Collection46 stays

One MICHELIN Key — the largest group in the catalogue.

For scale: the smallest stay in this catalogue is Hakone Kairai at 1 room, the largest The Okura Tokyo at 508.

Nearby

Mount Kanuki

≈ 2.4 km away · Viewpoint

The pine-lined Senbonhama coast curving along Suruga Bay at Numazu

Senbonhama Pine Grove

≈ 4.1 km away · Coast

Cape Ose

≈ 8.5 km away · Cape

Mount Ashitaka

≈ 13 km away · Mountain

Awashima Island

Island

Uchiura Bay

Bay

Distances are in a straight line from this property, not travel times. Locations from OpenStreetMap · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

Photos: © Alpsdake (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Batholith (Public domain)

About the ratings

1 KEY

One MICHELIN Key

The MICHELIN Guide's distinction for hotels — a Key, not a star — for the places its inspectors judge among the most special to stay.

Good to know

Are meals included in the rate?

The rate shown is per person and includes dinner and breakfast.

How many rooms does Numazu Club have?

Numazu Club has 8 rooms.

How do you get to Numazu Club?

About 10 min by taxi from JR Numazu Station, or about 20 min by taxi from Mishima Station (Tokaido Shinkansen); 20 min by car from Numazu IC on the (old) Tomei Expressway

What is the nearest station to Numazu Club?

JR Numazu Station (Mishima Station for the Shinkansen)

How many guests can stay in one room at Numazu Club?

1-2 in most rooms; the Maisonette Suite takes 1-4 (2 recommended)

What is the policy on children at Numazu Club?

Children 12 and under can stay only in the Deluxe Tatami Room and the Maisonette Suite; book by phone or email

What are the dinner arrangements at Numazu Club?

Seasonal Chinese-based course menu supervised by Sichuan chef Hirofumi Saito (Ichirin Hanare, Kamakura), using Suruga Bay and Izu seafood and local produce, served in the historic building; 18:00-22:00, last order 19:00

What are the breakfast arrangements at Numazu Club?

Served 8:00-10:00 (last order 9:00)

How do I book Numazu Club?

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