Romantic Hotels in Izu

It's really great! The free open-air hot spring on the top floor faces the pink, green and brown vegetation hillside + the smoky mist is not sure whether it is the fog in the mountain or the hot air of the natural hot spring. I feel like I have a concrete experience of being in a paradise! Secondly, there are seven private hot springs on the fourth floor, all free of charge, no need to make an appointment in advance, just queue up on the spot (waiting for the combined seat first). I went to the public pool on the top floor at 6:30 in the morning. It was full, so I went to the public pool on the top floor first. It was said to be public, but in fact, I was the only one who contracted the open-air pool when I was soaking! Ten minutes later, I went back to the fourth floor to try my luck again. One cave was empty, so I hurried in to soak! The regulations say that it cannot exceed 30 minutes, but in fact, soaking for more than ten minutes is enough. I will feel a little dizzy if I soak for more. When I came out again, I found that 6 out of 7 were empty. I looked at the time and it was about 7:30+. I guessed that everyone went to have breakfast at this time! Since I didn't have enough time, I would have soaked in each one! I had no choice but to go in and take a look at each one. The size of the pattern is similar. There is also a semi-open-air wooden barrel hot spring on the balcony of the room. It is said to be warm water, not hot spring water, but you can take beautiful photos! (It’s a pity that I didn’t have enough time to take action... I’ll leave some regrets and come back next time!) There is also a buffet dinner with sweet shrimp sashimi, scallop sashimi, and sashimi of unknown fish, as well as various Japanese and Western choices. I didn’t try the theme wine this time, but I will try it next time! There is also the Shuzenji scenic area next to it. Unfortunately, it rained and I didn’t have a good look at this small town in the scenic area! Let’s make up for it next time! This will definitely be a hotel I will check in again!

It is a traditional ryokan with a lot of history. Therefore, due to its age, it cannot provide a too comfortable feeling. There are no lifts / escalators for customers to go to 2/F. I needed to carry two suitcases up 2 steep staircases to my room. The room is clean but just old. It is also not easy to find a TV of that small size in hotels now. The hot springs (Onzen) were fine. Both dinner and breakfast are good, I was seated in a smaller restaurant where I found very comfortable.

The place is amazing, own onsen in your room, and there is an amazing view of Fuji. The only problem is that there any restaurants for this hotel that doesn’t require a reservation prior to your check in, so if you need any food, you need to go to the hotel next-door. Other than that is a very good experience, very spacious room for your family or your friend, and it’s a great chance for you to get near nearer to the nature.

Amazing hotel, more than 100 years of building protection is very good, the room is very large and quiet, the courtyard is super beautiful, the swing after crossing the bridge is like a fairyland, the meal is super delicious, even the hotel's free juice and popsicles are unexpectedly delicious, value for money. If you have to make suggestions, there are a little less choices for private soup and public soup. btw: It is recommended not to book through Trip.com, communication is too laborious. You can go directly to their official website or call, there is Chinese customer service.

I booked the hotel specifically for the evening kaiseki cuisine. I read reviews on Ctrip saying that dinner was included, but when I booked, there was no option to include dinner. But Ctrip replied that it was okay to add it when I arrived. As a result, I thought I should ask one day in advance. Now, when I asked, I was told that I needed to book three days in advance. Ctrip also told me that I had to book three days in advance for the two free transfers mentioned in the reviews. Why don’t you write it in the introduction? When I arrived at the store, I asked if I could add money to have dinner, but it was not possible. I had to book in advance. I said that I had told Ctrip about it, and the store showed me the c-trip page. The list that Ctrip gave me was room only. I was really speechless. There was nothing to eat in this place. It was not good no matter how I arrived. The hotel was not cheap. There was no one at the front desk who could speak English. They just couldn’t speak English at all. I couldn’t understand the most basic words. The hotel service was okay. Later, a guy who could speak a little Chinese came and helped me order takeout. There was food (because it was raining heavily that day and I couldn’t go out). But I came all the way from Tokyo and the experience was really average. The hot spring pool in my room is also very small, about 1.5 square meters? ... Oh. I went to Kikuya the next day. I personally think it is much better. This hotel has no public facilities, just rooms. It is recommended to book good food and shuttle bus three days in advance. If you forget or don't make it, forget it and change hotels. By the way, this hotel is a three-star hotel on Googlemap. Although Kikuya next door is old, it is at least a four-star hotel...

This is a high-end resort hotel that combines traditional Japanese style with modern services. The hotel covers a large area and has villas and Japanese-style rooms. The area is very large and all built along the river. It used to be a high-end place for celebrities in Tokyo, Japan to vacation, gather and relax. There are many buildings and old objects from decades ago. Both the indoor hot springs and public hot springs are good. The outdoor hot spring can deeply feel the hotel's business philosophy and the deep integration of man and nature.

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.

Better than expected, clean and tidy! The hot spring in the room directly faces Mount Fuji, and you can enjoy the beautiful view of Mount Fuji while sitting on the terrace! The service is top-notch, and the food is fresh and delicious! Each building is independent and quiet, absolutely worth the money!

I used it for the wedding anniversary celebration. I've seen it in a magazine before, and I've been worried about it all the time, and this time I was able to ask my long-cherished wish come true. The room, the food and the staff were able to spend a very good time with two people more than expected. The facility name LOQUAT means ”Biwa”, and there is a ”Shirabiwa” that can only be seen in this area on the premises. When I heard it at dinner, I thought it was a nice story, but after checking out, I asked the staff to suggest that it was the season, and I had a harvest experience. It was a very enjoyable and valuable experience. He also experiences making biwa sake, which seems to be very interesting. In the future, I am very looking forward to increasing the number of 々 experience plans. It is an inn that I want to visit again on an important day.

Very good hotel. The room is spacious and comfortable, and the large bath has outdoor bathing and is very comfortable. Meals are all kinds of seafood, and the amount is very good. The hotel staff is enthusiastic and also helps us to send the station. Have the opportunity to come again.