Hotels with Breakfast in Izunokuni

We arrived by rental car, two hours from Haneda. There are 22 rooms in the garden, which are unevenly distributed. Ours has a semi-open-air hot spring ♨️. Although we can't enter, it is a small courtyard with a lot of artistic conception. There are 2 large and 2 small rooms. We paid extra per person, but there is enough space! Japanese people book rooms with breakfast. I don't know why we don't have this option, but 7/11 convenience stores are not available for three minutes! ! There are snacks and free drinks, but they can't be brought into the room. You can get fish food from the front desk to feed the fish. There is a small pond at the door of our room! It's worth experiencing! You can also change beautiful yukata every day!

Service: Japan's service industry is good. Environment: The room environment of the other hall is no problem, but the sound insulation is not very good, always hear the cars coming and going. I will book this museum next time. Facilities: I don't know that there is no toilet in the room, no sink, it is inconvenient. Although there is a walkway outside. I didn't think about the room of about 300. Going to the front desk of this hot spring hotel, it is really a mountaineering level. Next time I have to find a clear picture to book the hotel. And the other hall and the museum are far away. Every time you have to go uphill and downhill. Tired. Take a bath and go uphill. And there is a specified time for the key in the other hall, and it must be punctual in Japan. Otherwise, you have to climb up to the museum and return the key. The hot springs are great.

It really looks ordinary from the outside, but the inside is a pleasant surprise. One night and two meals package. After checking in, we soaked in the hot spring and had dinner. The dinner felt different from other tables. I guess we were the only Chinese guests that checked in that day. We took a walk after dinner. There was no one in the 1km radius. We came back to continue soaking in the hot spring, then had a massage and went to sleep. After getting up, we soaked in the private hot spring we reserved. It was very chill, but we didn't have time to soak our feet. Then we had a Japanese breakfast. It was very rich. Overall, the evaluation is good.

I really want to give 100 points, no matter the environment, service, or food, they are all top-notch 👍In addition to the private hot spring in the room, there are also 5 private hot springs, no reservation required. In addition to private baths, there are also public large baths. The hotel is very beautiful, a building with a sense of history, and it is very good for any photo.

It's just so-so. The front lobby is newly renovated. Other facilities, including the rooms, are actually old Japanese-style hot springs. There's nothing wrong with the hygiene in the room, but it's too old. For breakfast, it's better to go to the Family Mart next door to buy some food. There's really nothing good. There are only two types of bicycles: mountain bikes and electric-assisted bikes, so forget about road bike enthusiasts.

A great hotel, very humane. Because the flight was delayed until the hotel was eleven o’clock in the evening, fortunately, the hotel was notified by Ctrip to reserve the room. I didn’t expect the hotel to send someone to stay behind and order food for our three hungry Chinese. Dinner, very touched, thank you

Hotel facilities lack shower rooms. Unless you must take a shower while soaking in the hot spring, there is no shower room in the room. In addition, there are not many products for purchase in the hotel lobby.

As soon as you walk into the hotel, you will first be puzzled, ”Is this really a hotel?”. You have to walk through a retro coffee shop (should only display functions, no business), and arrive at a small square, where there are many luminous colorful balls. Push the door on the right to get to the counter. The overall restaurant has a good atmosphere and the restaurant food is delicious. There is an unremarkable staircase in the small square to go up to the open-air bath. We all enjoyed its open-air hot spring bathhouse and free parking.

First of all, there is no Chinese reception service. The front desk also speaks standard Japanese English, which makes communication difficult. The breakfast and dinner are not delicious, and can even be said to be unpalatable. You can go to the Chinese restaurant next door to eat. The private bath is in the room, which is very private and comfortable. In general, it is okay, but the breakfast and dinner are not delicious, which is a flaw.

I was traveling alone and arrived at the hotel late. Despite the hour, the staff kindly prepared dinner for me. The hotel was very comfortable, clean, and equipped with all the necessary amenities. It is situated adjacent to an old mining pit and features two open-air hot springs, both of which are exceptionally clean and inviting. The hotel offers a traditional Japanese breakfast and dinner, with all dishes being remarkably fresh and delicious. I highly recommend this hotel for those seeking a secluded getaway to enjoy hot springs and relaxation.