Hotel&Resort Izu No Ne Reviews

Love the view of the hotel, room is the typical Japanese style tatami and I love it so much. Traveller can enjoy the coffee and microwave which are located in the lobby.

The front desk is very welcoming, the service is thoughtful, and the room is very clean. For transportation, you need to call the front desk, and they will arrange a shuttle to Izu Atagawa Station. You need to inform the front desk in advance for breakfast, otherwise there is no restaurant or supermarket nearby.

Very Japanese style B&B, with sea view outside the window. There is hot spring, you can make reservation for private hot spring. There is also a family hot spring room, first come first served. Both meals are a private room for one family, and the service is great. It's just that the decoration is a bit old, and the facilities are a bit old, but this price is also very cost-effective.

The hotel experience was very good. The dinner and breakfast included in the package were very rich and worthwhile. The boss was very nice. I don't speak Japanese, so the boss printed out an English description for me to refer to.

The service is really first class! Although the receptionist didn't know much English, he was still very attentive in communicating with us through a translator. There was also a free water bar where you could drink beer during the hours. Although the private bath was simple, it was very disappointing to bathe in the sea. However, there are very few toilets in the room and it is difficult to turn around.

It was my first time to come to Izu and I stayed here. The food was very delicious and I fell asleep listening to the sound of the sea. It was not too great. There is also a rooftop hot spring, which can be used for free if you make a reservation at the front desk in advance. The key is that there is also an hour of free beer in the evening, which is great!

Sea view rooms offer endless sea views and waves. The Japanese dinner was rich and delicious, with various styles. I was very full. The waiter introduced the dishes one by one and was very considerate! There is also unlimited refills of juice, beer and green wine, great!

There were no particular issues. They responded to requests for meals and other things, there were no problems with the room, and it was a satisfying stay.

The room facilities are a bit old; the hot spring pool is similar to the hot spring pool in domestic hotel swimming pools. But the first floor has unlimited beer, coffee, and various beverages, which is good. The important thing is that we were trapped in the restaurant due to heavy rain; we checked out at 13:00 when we returned to the hotel, and there was no late payment fee, which was great😊

Perhaps it will be useful for someone to know more about the location of the hotel. I searched for options by filter for the city of Ito, but this hotel is not there at all. Nevertheless, I do not regret that I did not change my plans and came here. Izu no Ne and several neighboring hotels are located approximately in the middle between the onsen of Atagawa and Katase. You can get here both by local trains with transfers and by the comfortable express Odoriko. And if Ito, where I initially wanted to go, is a lively resort, then this is an excellent option for those who, on the contrary, want to get away from the city. Nearby, in Atagawa, there is a sandy beach where, depending on the season, you can swim. In September it was very warm, although there were decent waves. The Japanese-style room is clean, cozy and comfortable, and most importantly, spacious. The panoramic window overlooks the sea, and the windows face east — you won’t see sunsets anyway because of the mountains, but sunrises in all their glory are guaranteed. I can’t compare with other ryokans, but in terms of service, of course, everything is excellent. Be sure to book with meals — breakfast and kaiseki-style dinner are no less tempting and interesting a reason to come here than the hot springs. By the way, about the springs: there are both public (men’s and women’s separately) and private baths, indoors and outdoors (also with a sea view). A private bath on the roof must be booked in advance at the reception (at no extra charge), and although I’ve been there a couple of times, it was more convenient to just go to the public one whenever you want. The baths are closed at night and during the day from ten to three for cleaning. It seems that these onsen in general and the hotel in particular are not very popular, and few people come here, but it’s a shame! I would gladly come back here again.

Stayed two days in a row, but booked the wrong room. One day in a twin room and one day in this double room😖 Make sure to book a twin room, not this double room! The double room has the worst view and the bathroom is very small. The twin room is great!

I couldn't choose 2 people when booking. After arriving at the hotel, I was told that 2 people need to pay an additional 20,000 yen, and there is only one bath towel. It costs about 2,000 yuan for 2 people. There is no breakfast. There is a hot spring on the 4th floor. It's very dirty and full of old dirt.

I went to Izu alone and picked a hotel while I was there. This hotel has a good environment, clean rooms, complete facilities, and convenient check-in procedures. It is a very good choice

Although the hotel itself is relatively old, it has been modernized. Although there are few types of drinks in the lobby on the first floor, they are free to drink. There is also a special room for reading comics, and the number of comics is very rich. The room is of a suitable size, and it is a typical Japanese tatami room. It also keeps up with the times and no longer uses floor mats but lower beds. All rooms face the sea. You can't go swimming on the coastline below, but the sea view is absolutely beautiful and you can sleep listening to the sound of the tide. After taking a hot spring bath, there are free popsicles to take, and there is a small private hot spring on the top floor that can be reserved. The beer in the vending machine is not overpriced. The hotel has a shuttle bus that can take residents to the nearby station when checking out. You need to set a time in advance with the uncle at the front desk. The uncle at the front desk has a very good attitude. Although his English is not good, he tries his best. In short, it is a traditional Japanese resort hotel that is not overly touristic.