Hotels near Izu-Kōgen Station, Ito

11/3 Check in at 15 o'clock The parking lot stopped in front of the hotel. It seems to park before and after and keep the key. The room was on the 10th floor, the view from the window was especially beautiful in the morning with the sea and Izu Oshima. The refrigerator only has water. The inner hot water was also a hot spring, but it did not enter. A rental bath (50 minutes 2000 yen) with bath towels and towels Adult ２ small bathtub about a person Small dressing room, wooden floor was wet It's hard to change. It was good to wash the body in the room and make it to the rooftop open air (30 minutes 1500 yen). I was walking around to drink Izu beer. I looked for a shop, but I left the hotel and there is Dilly Yamazaki on the left 100 meters, but there is no cigarette or sake. I had a liquor store behind the hotel, so I could buy Izu Beer (420 yen). 800 yen for the hotel It was 500 yen in ITO Marine Town. The super dry of the hotel vending machine was 500 cans for 400 yen. Dinner 18:00 ISE Ebisu sashimi (delicious) ISE Ebisu boiled food It smells like frozen and doesn't match. There is a side dish, and the rice is cooked and salad, natto, nori, and winner are free to eat. It was a 44000 yen stay available only in the coffee lobby, but I was very satisfied.

The place and hotel that I have been interested in for a long time. The design is the master Kisho Kurokawa. I think it's time to be between the old hotel and the classic hotel. Staff at Hotel Rotary that heals long car trips. The front desk staff was also good. I left my luggage in my room and went to the beach immediately. I imagine it would be great in summer. Very beautiful beach and has a private feeling. The staff at dinner can also have a good feeling. I went to the Prince Hotel, which is 々 for a member of the SEIBU PRINCE CLUB, but I think the staff here is the best. The facilities in the room feel old, but there is no bad impression. The bedding in the Japanese room was thick and the family's reputation was good. It was a pity that there was no sauna in the public bath, but it was a hot spring, so I am satisfied. The sound of the waves erased the noise and became a deep sleep, which was the best for me personally. The breakfast buffet has a lot of variations, and there is a paper cup for takeout, so you can get a glimpse of the efforts to increase customer satisfaction in 々. I would like to visit in the summer, hoping that the staff response quality is good during the busy period.

When staying here, it is very important to consider what you are looking for. According to the official website, ”Sanyo-so Main Building was built in 1929 as a villa for Hisaya, the eldest son of Yataro Iwasaki, the founder of the former Mitsubishi zaibatsu, in a magnificent Japanese garden designed by Jihei Ogawa, a gardener from Kyoto. It is a stylish Japanese-style building with a sukiya-style architecture.” If you want to stay in this historic building, this is the place for you. If you are simply looking for a high-class Japanese-style inn, please do your research. The wide entrance and the beautiful garden are the highlights of the impression. This time, the room was a ”New Building Standard Japanese Room,” but other reviews say that it was actually built in 1988. ”New Building?” Well, compared to the main building... but there are a lot of questions. In places, the ”distress” is more of a concern than the ”oldness.” The sliding door separating the living room from the next room is so poorly fitted that you wonder if it's even fastened, there are stains on the wall, the keyhole to the door to the room is too low, there is no drip coffee or cups, let alone a coffee maker, the hot spring in the bath attached to the room is wonderful, but the bucket and chair are black with mold. When I opened the lid of the electric kettle to boil water, there was a stain like tea stains. It certainly looks old, but it's a shame that no one checks it. The windows are wiped clean, and the style of taking off your shoes at the entrance and walking around the building in socks (barefoot) is clean and comfortable, but I think that even proper cleaning cannot keep up with the wear and tear and oldness of the equipment. The faucet in the bathroom is lowered in the style before the earthquake, and everything may have something in common with the attitude of this inn. If you think that the difficulty of maintaining an old building and that there is value in that, then you should definitely stay here, but if you are looking for a typical high-class inn, you will be disappointed in many ways. Nakai-san and the foreign staff are very hard-working, but it is far from first-class, so it depends on what you are looking for. That said, perhaps in response to our request for fewer electrical outlets, there was a four-outlet tap, and enough face and bath towels were provided so that we could take a bath in the room many times. It was a thoughtful touch, but even if it wasn't a complete renovation, it would be better to get a new electric kettle, a bathtub and chair, and do something about the chipped concrete in the bathroom and the black mold on the window frame. I stayed there with a very reasonable plan just before. It was good value for money. It may sound harsh, but I would not stay at the regular price. I think that small things can make a big difference, but it was a shame in many ways.

I wish I could give it 5 stars! Let's start with the bad - the hotel thought of just about everything except effective soundproofing. It was unpleasant to hear the traffic at all times when in the room even with the balcony closed, but you could find a way to accept it. What really killed it was 2 evenings in a row hearing a kid running above you for .5-1 hr at a time and being woken up in the middle of the night twice because someone decided to enjoy their onsen on their balcony and was talking and laughing loudly. We stayed for 5 nights and the weekend was the worst as the hotel had a higher occupancy rate. Without that...there is no good, there is only great: - Check-in is private, seated in the lobby with welcoming refreshments - Private onsen on your balcony (in addition to the large one for all guests) - amazing! - Room accommodations very well appointed with numerous amenities and very spacious - Parking available on your room level very convenient (not all, but some... we stayed on 4th floor so even exit from garage was available on our floor) - Restaurants - we had breakfast which had great options and service, we also enjoyed a room service for dinner which offered ability to order from multiple of restaurants. We didn't have dinner in the restaurants as we didn't find the menus appealing for all in our party. - Location is great, short walk to most things you'd want to do in Atami, across the street from a beach (not a great one, but people use it) and relatively easy to get out by car (especially if you ignore GPS directions that guide to tiny streets)

The other day, I stayed with my mother at the inn in Yugawara, Kanagawa Prefecture [Yugawara Onsen Kaiseki Tabian Ashikari] Super luxurious inn ♪ Perfect for our parents and daughters who love hot springs and gourmet ❤️ ♪ Hospitality is also very kind It was great with customer service ー!! It is a recommended inn for families such as small babies ♪ ◉ Accommodation Room It is a room with hot springs of ♨️ ♪ ♪ Too big - !! ❤️ Sodium chloride spring feels soft hot water on the body 💖💗 Room ❤️ Katsuragi Hakone Outer Ring Mountain Large Japanese style room ”Katsuragi” (100 square meters) Source open-air bath ❤️ Large windows are open The room is wide 々 🌈 Open-air bath hot spring ♨️ enters many times ⭐︎ Mom and Yugawara hot springs heal 💕 From the big window, plum blossoms and cherry trees are also in front of you. It's really surrounded by nature and calms down. The dinner and breakfast were very nice! It was a private room and I was impressed by the number of chef's hearty kaiseki dishes 々 while looking at the garden. It was very delicious ♪ It was a memory with my mother (^^) The drinks in the refrigerator in the room were also free 💕❤️ Good! (Beer, Oolong Tea, Yugawara Local Mikan Juice 🍊, etc.) I'm glad that coffee machines and tea were also prepared in the room 💗 ♪ ◉ guest room All 19 rooms Japanese-Western style open-air bath ◉ Bath room open-air bath and large bath ◉ Parking lot ◉ Wifi available JR Yugawara Station 5 minutes by shuttle car from Photographed: February 17 2022. 734 Miyagami, Yugawara-cho, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture

This hotel is right next to the Mishima train station for both regular JR trains and Shinkansen trains on Tokyo-Osaka line. One can walk in without even cross the road. Access if from the first floor (ground) and the reception is in the second floor. There is a small shopping area in the ground floor. Rooms are of good size with separate seating area. Beds are comfortable and have all facilities expected in a first class hotel. More importantly the toilet and bathroom are in sperate enclosures. If one gets the station side rooms, one could see Mt Fuji in all its glory. Breakfast is good with a choice of Japanese and western dishes; and staff is quite helpful. The only issue is that noise insulation could be little better; it is certainly not comparable to what we found in a hotel situated next to a busy train track.

We were greeted by hotel staff upon arrival. We were not given the option to select dinner time, which was set at 8pm which was late when compared with counterparts. We were only given the option to change to 5pm on the subsequent night, which was not convenient for us. The arrangement for who gets to be seated with the forest view or not is unknown and strange. On the first night we were seated at a room without a view, which was stuffy and adjacent tables full of uncleared dishes which give rise to an unpleasant odour. The other customers sitting in the room was served food all at once encompassing shabu shabu, while sashimi bowl was offered as a buffet. We were offered a forest view on the second night. Food was served according to courses, which was average and sashimi offered was similar to what was offered in the buffet though in large pieces. Breakfast was better with Japanese and western foods available. Rooms and onsens were nice. Recommend only choose the room only option as food was really not up to standard when compared to other Japanese counterparts.

We used it at a hotel close to the sugano interchange. The parking lot was stopped a lot, but I thought it was good to be a little cleaner parking lot. Convenience stores were close and convenient location. The hotel building was a bit old and hard to use. I thought the bathroom was also dirty and needed a little more polite cleaning. I went to the public bath, but I don't think it's a little narrow. Lunch was slow because I chose less time for people.

Hotel Indigo was recommended to us by a co-worker. She raved about how much she enjoy her stay, so we decided to visit for our Anniversary. We loved everything about this hotel from check in to check out, everything was amazing. The hotel staff always made us feel welcome, by greeting us (by name most of the time) whenever we were out and about in the hotel. Hannah checked us in. She was nice and provided us with information about the area. We had the breakfast included in our stay. The restaurant manager Koji-san was awesome. While not a picky eater, I do like my eggs cooked a certain way...lol.. On the first day of breakfast, my eggs were not cooked to my liking. When my plate was taken, Koji-san noticed that I did not eat my eggs. He immediately came to our table and inquired about the eggs. I told him that they were too soft for me. He apologized and asked if I had enough to eat and said that he would like to try again the next morning. I thought this was such a kind gesture. For the next 4 days, my eggs were cooked exactly how I like them. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant. It is a bit pricey, but the chef is very good. The salmon and asparagus were my favorites. Our anniversary was on the 22nd and we received a call from the front desk asking if they could bring us a gift for our anniversary. They brought us an assortment of sweet treats, which we enjoyed with a cup of tea. Very sweet. Our room was spacious, clean with the perfect temperature. The television was the largest that I have seen a Japanese hotel. Our room was on the riverside with a private outdoor onsen. While relaxing in the onsen, you can hear the calming sounds of the river. There is also a foot soak in the garden area. it was a bit to cold outside for me, so I didn't get to enjoy it on this stay. The hotel was cleaned thoroughly and safety precautions were taken. All of staff wore masks and for breakfast, we were provided with gloves to get continental items from the buffet. All tables were wiped down immediately after a party left and were socially distanced. The hotel is in close proximity to just about everything. During our 5 day stay, we visited The Open Air Museum, the Venetian Glass Garden, Gora Park, and The Red Gate of Peace. We will definitely be returning and look forward to our next stay in the Spring.

This hotel is very confusing. The price is calculated by the number of people. This price is for one person. If two people stay together, they need to pay an additional 600. Anyway, this kind of confusing operation abroad is not the first time I have encountered it. All Japanese hotels cannot open windows, so the rooms are stuffy and the air in the rooms is poor. But people who live a good life seem to have such rules, unless they stay in a homestay, which should be better. Their hygiene is still relatively good, which is recognized by the world. The sense of service is also relatively strong, and it is very appropriate to describe them as nodding and bowing. It is worth learning, very polite. Habitual praise