Izu Hotels with Wi-Fi

The hotel is located in the mountains near Shuzenji Temple. We originally booked this hotel expecting a beautiful view, but the waiter actually gave us a room facing the staff entrance. Not only did we not have a window view, but as soon as we opened the curtains, we could see the staff coming in and out and the garbage trucks, which really affected our mood. The hygiene in the hot spring dressing room was also worrying. The wall near the exhaust fan was obviously dusty and dirty. The hygiene of this hotel was not very good. 😑 There was hair left by someone on the bedside in the room. Sigh😑, I have to give a bad review.

This is the ceiling of the hot spring hotel I have stayed in so far! I haven't been to too many hot springs. I have stayed in Gero Onsen Yunoshima, Kurokawa Onsen Oyado and Yunping Onsen Yamashiro Ryokan. This is the fourth Japanese hot spring hotel. Arai Ryokan is undoubtedly the best, and it is much better. First of all, it has a sense of history built in 1872. Secondly, the winding wooden bridge in the garden, the forest of giant trees, and the various styles of architectural design interspersed in the plump koi pond are very clever. Thirdly, the whole hotel seems to have been renovated not long ago, and all the details are brand new and clean, especially the wooden floor handrail pillars are very clean. Finally, the giant stone hot spring that is adapted to local conditions is very distinctive, and the wild sky bath is also beautiful. The Tonger room we stayed in may be the best in the whole venue, with a large fish pond in front and a small forest courtyard in the back, and the scenery is first-class. The female general is very thoughtful, the kaiseki cuisine is rich, and the quilt is also comfortable. Everything is very satisfactory! I got a wonderful experience and left an unforgettable memory. I will go again if I have the chance!

The hotel is close to the entrance of the hot spring street. Take the C10 bus from Shuzenji Station and get off at the 6th stop. Go forward, turn left, cross the bridge, and turn left to see the hotel entrance. Breakfast and dinner are buffets. Change shoes after entering the lobby of the hotel. Walk around barefoot in socks throughout the hotel. After checking in at the door, choose your own yukata and take toiletries. There are many yukata patterns. There are 7 private baths on the 4th floor of the hotel. No reservation is required. Just wait in order in the private bath hall and enter the private bath room. Use it for a maximum of half an hour at a time. There is an open-air public bath on the 9th floor. The lobby is actually the 3rd floor. The 4th to 8th floors are guest rooms, and the restaurant is on the 2nd floor. For some reason, even if you book on Ctrip 2 to 3 months in advance, the room floor is still the lowest. After all, there is a private bath and laundry room on the 4th floor, so it doesn't matter if the floor is a little lower. The washing machine here is free to use, and the dryer is 100 yen for 20 minutes. In general, it's pretty good overall. If I have to point out some shortcomings, I think it may be because of the tatami mats. If you walk upstairs with a little more weight, you can feel a thumping sound. If there are children running, it's even worse. In addition, the opening and closing of windows in the adjacent rooms also makes a loud noise.

I made a reservation to coincide with the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival. I took a hot spring bath as soon as I arrived, and the large indoor bath and outdoor rock bath had a feeling of openness that was really great. The quality of the spring water is very good and you won't get too hot, so you can enjoy it over and over again. I love that you can come in from 5am! When I took a walk outside at night, I was very moved by the starry sky. The staff are very kind and I am very satisfied overall. There was a golf course right in front of the hotel, so next time I would like to stay with friends and make a golf reservation.

Very satisfied. High cost performance. One berth and two meals, the quality of two meals is very good. I stayed in various hotels for more than ten days this time, and this is the only watermelon sliced unlimited. Hahaha. I really like to eat watermelon. The pineapple for breakfast is also very sweet. Now I want to eat pineapple for the comments. The facilities and toiletries of the hot spring are not so good, but the washing and care are also POLA, the equipment is old, and the hotel is old. Seeing that I am Chinese for dinner, I also arranged a Chinese-speaking staff to serve us, which was very good. The dinner tastes good too. There is no evaluation in this house, I will write more. There are Tufei Jinshan, bus station, Lihewan ferry next to the hotel, and the traffic is very convenient. It is a hotel that will be recommended to everyone.

Our room has a Mount Fuji view, which was great! However, the location of the hotel is situated on the hill, so May not be so convenient for travellers who don’t drive. Also, if you want to go to the public onsen within the hotel, you will have to take the shuttle bus, which is a bit inconvenient. However, overall this hotel is still a good choice!

The service staff has a very good attitude and is very considerate. They take the initiative to help guests bring their luggage to the room. They provide welcome refreshments. The room is tidy and faces the sea. The view is very good! I will come back if I have the chance. The only drawback is that I didn’t get dinner and breakfast reservations!

The hotel is a very beautiful ryokan with a good atmosphere. The rooms are luxurious and spacious. There is an onsen to soak in both the rooms and the common areas. Breakfast/dinner is very good. Eat until you're full. Lovely staff Have a service mind for everyone There are yukata clothes that you can wear to walk around the school and wear them to travel around the school.

The Mizunoji Windnoji Yushima Ryuta Onsen Hotel is the second hot spring hotel in Izu that I stayed in after staying at the Kikuya in Shuzenji. The hotel's specialty is the kawadoko cuisine, which means dining while sitting by the river and enjoying the beautiful scenery. The hotel's rooms are extremely traditional tatami style, and the hardware is very primitive. The hotel has first-class scenery, and tourists who like tatami can try it, but I don't recommend long-term living. Maybe I prefer a ”traditional” hot spring hotel with some modern equipment.

fantastic place to visit , hotel is located in a very good place, easy to access to everything. fantastic service of friendly staff. food is amazing , and i love the bath the only thing is the room is slightly smaller