Romantic Hotels in Higashiizu

"The room was beautiful with a sea view, a tatami-style Japanese straw mat. The entrance area had a separate bathroom, sink, bathtub, and shower. The room was large enough to accommodate four or five people. I just stretched out on my back, which was so relaxing. There were bathrobes available for soaking in the ninth-floor hot springs. The facilities were a bit dated and self-service, so it was best to go with a group. The ninth floor was very quiet, with no one around, which was a bit... Disadvantages: The hotel is located between Atagawa Station and Inatori Station. It's about 1.2 kilometers from Atagawa Station, with some downhill slopes and a coastal road, making it a bit arduous to walk with luggage. There are few restaurants or convenience stores nearby. At night, when I went downstairs, the road was dark and unlit, making it difficult to go out. It's best to stock up on food and water. The hotel offers a shuttle to the station, but please arrange with the front desk."

"In fact, the name of the hotel is quite meaningful. ”Fishing Fire” is better than ”Isaribi”. After all, it is also a traditional hot spring hotel focusing on sea-viewing hot springs, fresh fish and local food. It is hidden at the foot of Okawa Mountain, but is only about 500 meters away from Okawa Station. It is very convenient to go to Atami or Minamiizu. The hotel also has a shuttle bus to Okawa Station. Thank you Yang-san and Otsuki-san for your company over the past few days. Both of them are kind, cheerful, interesting and attentive. It was very happy and comfortable to communicate with them, just like family. From the moment of booking, they communicated very proactively and in detail. When it was almost time for dinner, they would call to confirm the dinner time. The check-in process was very easy. We just had to sit and drink coffee and enjoy the view. Every day's meals and entry and exit times are carefully confirmed one day in advance. Meal delivery and bed-making are all done while everyone chats and smiles. When faced with temporary changes, they are very proactive and quick to assist with changes and reminders. The hotel's private bath and Daikiri hot spring are both great and rarely crowded. Although we booked a private bath room, it is still worth going to Daikiri hot spring again at night. We took turns soaking in different baths every day and were very satisfied. The uncles and aunties there all speak some English, and they are very proactive and nice in communicating with us. The meals are different every day, even the tableware is of different styles. The ingredients are all the freshest seasonal seafood, vegetables and meat produced locally. They are delicious, light and large in quantity. Several girls of us eat until we lean on the wall every night... I highly recommend the local peach wine and grapefruit wine, which are both homemade. The hotel's toiletries are all from yayoi, which are very easy to use. After using them, I quickly went to the official website to buy them myself. The hair dryer and shower are both from refa, with stylish designs and a very good experience. Finally, I have to praise the tatami room for being really comfortable. You can sit or lie down anywhere. The bedding and pillows are very firm and comfortable to sleep on, much more comfortable than the soft Western-style pillows and mattresses. After soaking in the bath and then taking a nap, you won't feel tired at all. In short, it is very suitable for a quiet trip to relax and unwind. I will definitely bring friends there again. (They do not allow children under 12 years old to stay in their home, which also ensures a quiet environment and an excellent experience)"

"The small house is nestled in the mountains not far from Izu-Okawa Station. It's a classic Japanese-style room, with greenery visible from the window, inviting the mountain into the room, and the moonlit nights. The chirping of insects and the white noise of the water are soothing, and I headed upstairs with a warm bath, where I had the best sleep I've had in ages. The staff was very attentive and gentle, helping with transportation, pouring drinks, and making breakfast. Sitting in the room with iced green tea, gazing out the window, my heart calmed. After tire of the crowds at Asakusa's attractions, I came to Izu to see the mountains and the sea. I was so happy to stay here. The room was clean, the decor was fresh, and the hot pool was warm. If you're not driving, you really need to plan your time well, as train schedules can be unpredictable, and getting to and from all the attractions requires advance planning. If you haven't already ordered food, it's also worth buying it beforehand, otherwise it'll be a bit inconvenient."

"The hotel is located in Izu Atagawa, two stops below Izu Kogen. The hotel provides a shuttle service. The hotel's lights are decent at night, but most areas are pitch black. During the day, you can see the ocean within a one- or two-minute walk. The hotel room is large and offers excellent value. The double bed is spacious and clean. The bathroom is a bit small. There are two hot springs, one open-air and one indoor. Bathing costs an additional 600 yen."

"It was completely beyond my expectation. The food was very delicious. There were sashimi boats in the morning and evening. The abalone was fresh and very tender when grilled. It was served with a small piece of butter. It was the first time I saw this way of eating. It was very memorable! I had to lean against the wall when eating. I couldn't finish it at all... If possible, I would stay here again! It's just that Inatori Station is very small and there is nothing to visit around it"