Ito Hotels with Bars

I went there because they were pre-opening a part of the building during renovation. It was my first time in the main building, but there was a Western-style room overlooking the sea, a bedroom with a bed and a living room with a TV were separate, and the couch sofa bed was comfortable. Everything was new (although there was still a slight smell of the interior), the lace curtains were blue, and the carpet was a lovely blue and brown that reminded me of the shore. Only a part of the bath was available due to construction, but I was satisfied because I was able to use the different carefully selected baths in the main building and the garden terrace building. The restaurant where you eat has also become larger with an open kitchen, and there are many Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes for dinner and breakfast that use plenty of fresh ingredients. It's too much to eat in one night. However, for dinner, even though we had reserved a seat, they said ”please feel free to come.” You can choose a venue with a view like before, but how do you find a place that is hidden by a screen or separated to the left and right? I want them to improve this. There were no sweets in the room like in a typical hot spring inn, and I was wondering what to buy as a souvenir, and ended up buying something I already knew the taste of before. The gift shop is closed when the vending machines for drinks are only located in front of the large public bath on the second floor, so you have to bring your own drinks.

I am not exaggerating when I say this is the greatest place I have ever been in my life. A friend recommended Hanafubuki to me, and I have made a point to tell everyone I know about it. The below is long, but worth reading I promise! It's located a ways outside of Tokyo on the Ito Peninsula, and there were almost no other tourists there. Half of the guests staying there were themselves Japanese. It was very nice as a reprieve from the bustle of Tokyo. The grounds themselves are gorgeous, like out of a storybook, the onsen hotsprings are amazing (but very hot!) and there is no time limit to use them. They each have a light outside that will be on if they are in use, so it's very easy to tell which are available. They are also private, so if you are with the other gender or have tattoos you can still use them, unlike some of the public onsens in Japan. We chose to stay in a traditional Japanese-style room, which involves sleeping on tatami mats on the ground. This was much more comfortable than I expected! The food was amazing, I still cannot believe that much food was included in the nightly price. The price included a delicious and very hearty breakfast (we chose the European-style, but there is also Japanese-style with fish) and a Kaiseki dinner, which is a traditional Japanese meal with around 10 courses. It was a tremendous amount of food but also the presentation was stunning and it tasted like we'd paid $200 for the meal. We still can't get over how wonderful it was. I also got a massage, which was one of the best massages I've ever had. The staff in general was incredibly kind and hospitable. Since this is located outside of Tokyo, be prepared that not everyone speaks English but it wasn't an issue at all and they were all lovely. You can stay here all day without leaving and be perfectly happy, but there is also a nice hike to a suspension bridge by the ocean nearby, as well as a teddy bear museum! We live in California but would come back here as soon as we are physically able to. 10/10.

Both breakfast and dinner are very rich, with fresh seafood (sushi, sashimi, grilled fish, prawn casually eaten). The hotel has hot springs and can be used for free, but 80% of clean hotels are Japanese for vacation. Old man, old lady is more. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus and is 8 minutes walk from Ito Station.

This time, I used a premium room to celebrate my father's graduation. My father has difficulty walking, so we requested a room as close to the elevator as possible, and they not only gave us a room right next to our request, but also provided us with a private dining room right next to the elevator. Ta. When the woman in charge saw my father struggling to sit down in a chair, she immediately brought him a cushion, prepared a high chair in the room instead of a low chair, and made other arrangements. Thank you for your consideration. When I saw my father, who loves hot springs, happily taking a bath in the open-air bath in his room, I was really glad that I chose Yukitei. thank you very much.

The scale is large...and there are many rooms, but Atami? There is no crowded feeling like in a hotel, and it feels good! During meal time, we had a luxurious buffet with all-you-can-eat sashimi and steak, and so much variety and volume that we couldn't even finish the rice! If you take a bath outside of the usual Japanese bathing hours, which are usually after arrival and check-in or before meals, you will feel refreshed and satisfied! The room was a Japanese-style room with a low mattress bed that was good last time, and it was spacious. Also, just like Atami, there is a fireworks display on weekdays for two nights. My companion was very happy to be able to watch it from his room. However, there was a woman at the front desk who seemed to be working part-time, and there was an accident where someone else was confirmed to have a room available, but she was unable to extend her stay, and her main job is supposed to be customer service, so please be careful!

When I got off on the sixth floor on the elevator that I didn't come easily by one, I felt like I renovated the resort condominium in Showa, and the scenery was good, but the veranda was rusty or there was a considerable year. The room with ocean front and ocean view was convenient with a small sink even if you spread the extra bed equipped with the wall. Anyway, the building is old! I thought, but the sea is an open-air bath in front, a luxury gold eye steak, a steak that is baked, a pig shabu, tempura... and the next 々 dinner, a delicious dried food to bake and eat breakfast, In addition, the response of the veteran staff was great and I had a good feeling. I would not recommend it to those who ask for the latest facilities, but it was a great satisfaction stay with the goodness and warm hospitality of the cospa.

I stayed here the day before golfing. The bellman and front desk staff were polite. When you check in, the breakfast time the next morning is decided according to the golf start time. I used the ocean view twin room by myself. The drinks in the fridge were free, which was nice, there were bottled beer, water and tea in plastic bottles. There was also Nespresso coffee, so I relaxed while drinking coffee while looking at the sea. The bathroom was old-fashioned, with a bathtub, toilet and sink. However, it was not a FRP unit, the sink was a wide counter with two bowls, and the toothbrush and razor were in a box with the Kawana mark, which sets it apart from other Prince Hotels. The amenities were mini bottles of Pola that you can find in other Prince Hotels. The lobby in front of the front desk was wonderful with a classic interior, a fireplace, heavy curtains on the tall European windows, and a chandelier. It was a shame that it was empty and lonely, probably because it was a weekday in February. The hot spring building is new, and it is good that you can go there with the disposable slippers and room wear in the room. There is an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a sauna, and you can see the sea. The modern interior was very comfortable. You can choose between Japanese and Western breakfast. The Western omelette has the hotel's logo branded on it, which is fun. The waitress was efficient and kind. For golf, you check out and then move to the separate building with your luggage. There are stairs, so it's a hassle to move around with your luggage. You check in at the golf reception desk in the separate building and put your luggage in a golf locker. After playing, you take a bath in the golf building, but the golf building is old and I wanted to go to the hotel's hot spring building. The staff's service was good and I had a comfortable stay, but I think it could be an even better hotel if it was refined a bit more, like the Fujiya Hotel in Miyanoshita.

Abba Resorts is probably the most satisfied hotel I ever stay in Japan. From the time I was picked up by the driver (car service provided by the hotel), the check in, the facility, the room, the dining place and the chef (Ido San). My wife and I were so satisfied... what is better than the lovely open air Onsen in our room's garden. This is especially delightful to have the bath in the morning by hearing the bird singing. We had kaiseki dinner for both nights we stayed there. I have already arranged in advance with the hotel that my wife does not take raw food...but forgot to mention that she can't take lobster either. The hotel prepared a delightful (good looking and good tasting) lobster for her. After learning that she can't eat it, they automatically prepared another dish for her (I ended up eating the lobster in addition to my own). They learned it and prepared a perfect dinner for us the 2nd night. The atmosphere of the hotel, the garden, the koi pond, the building structure and much more were amazing. We would love to come back here again!

Absolutely a hotel worth returning to the hotel, the hotel looks ordinary from the outside, the appearance is not conspicuous, just an ordinary high-rise, but there is no hole after entering. Upon check-in, the hotel’s reception is very welcoming and brought to the room by staff to explain the use of the room and hotel facilities. The hotel's room is a half-day room, it needs to take off your shoes, so it is very clean, the room is large and the facilities are very complete, with massage chairs, and the private hot spring facing the sea. The quality of the breakfast and dinner that comes with the hotel room is also very high. It is a Japanese-style fixed-food meal, but it is rich in variety. The wine on the wine list included in the dinner includes a variety of Japanese and Western wines, and you can enjoy unlimited drinks. The breakfast offers a variety of juices and milk. You can also order unlimited meals. It can be said that the meals are satisfying and slightly acceptable. Stunning. The hotel's two large hot springs on the 9th floor do not need to make an appointment, and are open at any time. As long as no one can enter, no one can enter after entering. The rest of the time is a private hot spring moment, especially the open air. The sea view of the sea is beautiful, the sea view is invincible, and you can enjoy the sea view while enjoying the hot springs. Although the hotel does not provide pick-up service from the station to the hotel, you can reserve the service from the hotel to Ito Station upon check-out. On the day of departure, the service staff will take the initiative to ask the guests for the desired farewell time, that is, the guest wishes to make an appointment from the hotel. The departure time from Idong Station seems to be from 9:00 in the morning to 12 o'clock in the morning, every 30 minutes, the car is a small business car, and the ride is very comfortable. It can be said that this is a hotel that only needs to stay in, even if it does not leave the hotel for a day, it will not be boring, and it will be very recommended for the residents to enjoy during their stay.

With a stay at Auberge Le Temps in Ito (Futo), you'll be a 3-minute walk from Ikeda Museum of 20th Century Art and 8 minutes by foot from Gold Kawana Country Club. This pension is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Kyoko Takahashi Flower Painting Museum and 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Murakami Museum.Treat yourself with massages, body treatments, and facials.At Auberge Le Temps, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 8:30 AM to 10 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 8 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.