2-Star Hotels in Ito

The first stop of this Japan trip was originally planned to be in Ito, but before leaving, it was changed to Izu Plateau, which is mainly cost-effective and close to the scenic spots. The hotel is indeed very close to the JR station, and it can be walked in about 10 minutes. Indeed, remember to go forward instead of right after exiting the South Gate, because there is a big slope ahead after seeing a supermarket on the right, which is not very friendly to those carrying suitcases. Instead, go straight and you will see a sign at the entrance of a small alley. Turn right and you will see Daiso and then turn left. It is almost flat and you don’t have to worry about even if you have a suitcase. The hotel service is quite good, and the Chinese service is the key. The two girls should be ********* and have no obstacles in communication. In fact, other netizens have introduced a lot of facilities in the hotel. I would like to add that there are electric bicycles for rent, 1,000 yen per day, and the latest return is 22:00. It is better than the rental service in JR in terms of price and time. It is hard to ride to Omuroyama, but it is quite wise to ride to the Jogasaki Coast. It is a rare experience. The boss is also very nice. The service of sending to the station is definitely a perfect ending. Even in the off-season, the hotel is always crowded with customers. Although it is a B&B level, my family is quite satisfied. The public bath reservation system is reserved. You can make an online reservation by scanning the QR code. The toilets are all in the public passage. There are more than one toilet on both floors, so there is not much queuing. If you are traveling to Izu, you don’t have to consider going to a star-level luxury tour. This is definitely recommended!

A very nice place. The building is the Ito Historical Building Tokaikan. Next door is the Tokaikan Museum and Hot Springs. But staying here also has separate hot springs for men and women, and it's great. There are five public areas inside, which are very spacious and bright. You can drink tea and chat. I met people from New Zealand, France, Taiwan and other places. The room is tatami, and men and women are mixed, but it's not disturbing. The room has a balcony and you can see the scenery in front of the window

Breakfast and dinner are very exquisite! Different rooms have different scenery. You can see Omuro Mountain directly from the mountain view side, and Ito Bay can be seen from the sea view side. There will be about 20 minutes of fireworks on the sea on Friday and Saturday nights. It's so profitable! The open-air hot springs can be viewed with sea views, which is very relaxing. I have to climb the mountain for fifteen minutes every day when I go back to my room, which is a bit hard.

There is also a parking lot, so I think it is a hotel that is easy to use for both sightseeing business. If you want to stay cheaply, I definitely recommend it.

The location is ideal, close to the beach, parking spaces can be arranged, there are large shopping stores nearby, and the hotel retains the advanced equipment that has been used for many months, which is a bit surprised.

The location of this apartment is very good. It is very close to the subway station and the bus station. It is very convenient to take the bus to the scenic spots Omuroyama and Kinosaki Coast. To go to Omuroyama, take the No. 5 bus to the end, and to go to the Kinosaki Coast, take the No. 2 bus Go back to the end of Izu Marine Park, or you can take the bus to Kinosaki Kaiganguchi Station and walk forward. We got off at Kinosaki Kaigan and walked forward. The slope is lower than walking back, which is much more comfortable. It is also very close to a large supermarket. The apartment is good in every aspect. You can cook. The only thing I'm not satisfied with is that the quilt cover is half-length. It can only cover the bottom and four corners, but not the top. Some quilts look very dirty and stained, which is very uncomfortable😞 By the way, don’t forget to buy a one-day ticket when taking the bus, it will be half the price.

Your Home Away from Home. A resort style hot-spring inn with hosipitality to invite guests as if they are old frieds from distance.

Japanese homestay, a minute walk from the station, although there are hot springs, I don't dare to try it in the basement. If you want to save transportation and accommodation costs from Hakone to Izu, you can consider staying for one night.

Tak is an amazing host! Love so many things about the room, from the decor, to the view of the sea, the glow in the dark ceiling, and just how cozy everything is. If you're arriving/ departing in the morning, you can arrange for shuttle service from Izu Kogen station! If not, you can take a bus, but it's not very frequent so plan wisely! Avoid walking from the station unless you want to walk uphill all the way There isn't anything to eat in the area so get some food before you arrive!

The parking lot was small and hard. But I enjoyed the best stay