Yoshino Reviews

Very nice hotel. Friendly staff. Onsen are clean. Breakfast was great.

Very nice

Very satisfied, the service is warm, this is the most spacious room we have stayed in Japan, soak in the hot spring every day and fall asleep warmly. Breakfast was delivered to the room and it was very rich. It is also very close to Ito Station, just a five-minute walk away. In addition, the cherry blossoms in Izu are really beautiful, and it is definitely worth coming.

The front desk was very hospitable and explained the facilities in detail. You need to change into slippers when you enter the door, and the hotel has already written my name on the shoe rack, which is very impressive.

Because it includes breakfast and dinner, it is basically a great value, but the old room facilities cannot be ignored. There is no hot water in the bathroom, the faucet is seriously rusted, and the appearance and actual use are not good. Two meals must be eaten in the room, which is a bit unfriendly for people with bad feet. You must climb a short flight of stairs before going to the room, which is very inconvenient if you carry large luggage. The hotel staff are friendly, the food quality is not bad, the dinner is rich, the breakfast is relatively simple, and the hot spring temperature is hot enough

As a Japanese hot spring hotel during the trip, it was OK. The transportation was convenient. The hotel facilities were old. I chose a random room. The bathroom was very small and unusable. The faucet was still cold after a long time. The toilet was usable. If you want to take a good bath, you have to go to the public hot spring area, which is inconvenient. The room was generally clean and tidy. Breakfast was delivered to the room at the scheduled time, which I liked. Finally, don't be fooled by the navigation to the slope behind. Trust your own judgment. I guess the navigation (Google) is located on the roof of the hotel.

The breakfast and dinner were very delicious, the service was good, and not too crowded. I will come again in April! It is also convenient to drive here, there is a 7-11 nearby, and it is also close to Mount Omuro the next day, which is very convenient.

Excellent hotel, 10 minutes walk from the bus station. Very hospitable, warm welcome. Authentic room. Onsen 2, divided into male and female, change places, so it turns out that one of the rooms is always open - we went to both. In the rest room there is a free machine with tea and coffee. In the morning they brought a traditional breakfast to the room with a beautiful presentation. They allowed us to leave our luggage for a few hours after check-out. Cuties, the most pleasant impressions.

Close to Ito Station, very convenient. The hotel's breakfast is absolutely amazing. There are two kinds of hot springs, which are great. The service is also great. Izu is really amazing with good weather! Recommended

The room was very big, probably the largest hotel we stayed in during our trip to Japan. It was as clean and attentive as other hotels. The bathing area was not big, but it was not awkward because there were not many people. The bathing area was available 24 hours a day, and there were free drinks in the bathing lounge area. The hotel is not far from Ito Station, but I remember that Google Maps navigated us to the back door, which made us climb a little more. The only downside was that I was not used to the breakfast, and I ate a lot of raw food, cold food and rice early in the morning.

Ryokan with two onsen. Very caring, responsive and polite staff! Convenient location, 10 minutes walk to the sea. Rooms in traditional Japanese style. I liked it very much. I recommend it.

It meets many of my expectations for a hot spring hotel. The breakfast is delicious and will be delivered. Just leave the bowl outside after eating. The hot spring is also great. Overall, good value for money.

There are stairs to the hotel entrance and the elevator to the room, and the waiters came to help immediately. In addition, the breakfast is Japanese breakfast, which is rich and delicious.

The room is spacious enough. There are indoor tatami checkered hot springs, rock hot springs, and open-air hot springs that can be used interchangeably. After soaking, go to the lounge on the second floor to drink some iced drinks and massage your cervical spine and soles so that it doesn't feel too good. Yukata come in many colors and can be changed into different styles every day. The meals are rich, gilt sea bream, tuna, abalone are provided every day, as well as crab miso soup. Breakfast is also a variety of side dishes with fried fish and rice, but I am a bit tired of eating it for three days in a row. It is within a ten-minute walk from Ito Station. Generally speaking, it is a good Japanese-style hot spring hotel. It is also very popular on Japanese travel reservation websites. Pay the hot spring tax (150 yen per person per day) at the front desk before leaving the hotel. This was not mentioned when booking on Ctrip.