Hotels near Izu Velodrome, Izu

因為房主要求，所以不能上載酒店內的照片。房主是一個老伯伯，房間比較大，需要自己鋪床，亦有兩個自己的溫泉。

The room is Japanese style, about 10 tatami in size. The entrance hall is also quite spacious, and there is a small cabinet to store things. You can drink tea on the balcony, look at the mountain view outside the window, and hear the sound of water and crows. The overall facilities are also relatively old, but the hygiene is good. There are two indoor and outdoor hot springs, which are also very clean. The breakfast is self-service, with a wide variety. If you are not too picky, you can basically skip lunch after breakfast. The Japanese are very punctual. Breakfast ends at 9 o'clock. I overslept on the second day of my stay. I arrived at the restaurant at 9:01. They said apologetically that breakfast was over and would not let me in. So you must pay attention to the time when eating breakfast. Dinner is not included in the room rate. I added a dinner, which seems to be around 2,800 yen. The appearance and taste are also worth the money. The video was taken for dinner. This hotel is worth recommending. I guess I will stay here again when I come to Izu next time.

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.

Amazing service and onsen facilities. There are both indoor and outdoor, private and public baths to choose from. There are unlimited drinks from the drinks machines and also other complementary food services. Both the meals, breakfast and dinner, were exquisite. It was great to experience traditional Japanese dining. The traditional Japanese building was like a labyrinth and I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the many halls and gardens. The location is also great and there are many shops and temples around the area. All in all the perfect place to have a more traditional Japanese experience whilst receiving excellent service.

It's the biggest hot spring in the neighborhood. The hot spring water itself is just clean and odorless, and the kaiseki is not bad, and all the facilities are good.