Izu One Club

1. No service at all. The front desk is a Vietnamese girl. 2. The location is far away. You must use a car to travel. The hotel charges 1,000 yen for one use. It's really drunk. The pick-up fee for going out for dinner is 2,000 yen, and the fee for sending me to the station is 1,000 yen. This money is really easy to make. 3. Hot springs should be standard in every hotel, but they charge for it. Rubbish. Don't go, don't go.

There is parking space, the room is big, but the facilities inside are disappointingly poor. The quality of the disposable toothbrushes provided is not satisfactory. There is only a small trash can in the toilet. There is no trash can provided. You need to actively request room service and change of towels. Because it is relatively late when returning to the hotel, it is rare to see a receptionist on duty at the front desk, which is very troublesome for consecutive stays. The location is in the more remote Banshang. It is not recommended to stay here unless you are traveling by car. The old facilities are the biggest pain point. There are no curtains in the room and I am often woken up by the sun in the morning. It is impossible to sleep in or take a nap. The staff gave us a free room upgrade. We seemed to be the only guests in the entire hotel. We often ran into hotel staff and the boss having dinner and chatting in the common area, which was a bit awkward.