Hotels near Shimoshiraiwa Geosite (Lepidociculina fossil production area), Izu

The location is a bit far, but it is tidy and the hot springs are really good. And both in the evening and morning are really delicious. I recommend it.

I stayed with my family because I had a meal in a private room and had an open-air bath in my room. It is in the back of Shuzenji Onsen Town and is a quiet environment. When I arrived at the inn, I received a welcome drink service in the lounge. The room was very large and barrier free. The semi open-air bath was large enough for children and two people, and the washroom was large and easy to use. The bedroom and Japanese room were spacious and comfortable. Dinner and breakfast are available in a private room, and each dish is added for a while and is great. The lady and the chef were also greeted and impressed by the hospitality. The chef brought the shiitake mushroom log and ate it with the butter baking of shiitake mushroom, but it was exquisite. The young woman who took charge 々 was also very kind and felt very good. I would like to repeat it again.

We had the most wonderful time at Ochiairo! I came here for a birthday trip with my husband and best friend and we stayed in the spacious Aofuji room overlooking the river. The spatial arrangement offered more than enough space and privacy for 3 people and probably 2 couples or a family and kids. The white noise lulled us to sleep every night and it was simply magical. The international staff was so helpful to us. While we don’t speak Japanese, they did their best to understand and attend to us and it all worked out. They went above and beyond making my birthday feel very special. It was the small details that really mattered - ensuring that we had bikes and activities arranged the night before, coming to our room to teach me how to wear my yukata when I asked them to help, and even cleaning out and lovingly packaging some souvenir bento containers we arrived with when they saw them in our mini fridge! Everything about this place is just so beautiful. A few notes: - THE BATHS! When I tell you that I screamed when I saw the cave and private onsen in particular - just trust that they cannot be missed. - We are all tattooed - one of us significantly so. They have small tattoo covers but ask that you do cover them in the main bath areas (I only know this because I asked and they were incredibly polite about the advice) - We brought tattoo cover but in case you don’t want to bother, please take advantage of the absolutely stunning outdoor private baths - The food is great and eat dinner in sitting rooms upstairs (not served in your room) - You get unlimited drinks (alcoholic and otherwise) and snacks which was another pleasant surprise because they are so tasty! - The koi fish in the front swim up to you and follow you around with such enthusiasm. It’s as if they’re little pond puppies. The staff allowed us to feed them so if interested, please ask. - Don’t miss the swing next to the suspension bridge! - While I loved our room - please note that there is an abandoned hotel directly across the river from it. Kind of ruined the “I am communing with nature” vibes but it was fine in the long run. I could go on, but just trust that this place is just exceptional!

I stayed in a room with a smoking swamp corner room swamp 19 tatami mats + wide edge. The air conditioning in the room is old air conditioning. You can adjust the air conditioner. It was a little cool in the latter half of September, but the bath is hot. And the river floor is mountains, and it's raining, so the humidity is half endless. There is a dehumidifier, but the towels are not dry at all. if there is no air conditioner, it is impossible without a fan. It's not very summer, but I thought it was impossible to go. it was 19 tatami mats, so it might have been more. it's partitioned in two, so it's closed, but there's no change at all. . . the dishes are basic courses. you can have breakfast on the river floor. it's a very pleasant space. It was raining, but I was able to spend it without any problems at all. There are mosquitoes until autumn. It is good to spray insects before entering the dining room. The dishes are very delicious. even in basics, it's full. if it's a little cooler, when the fire stops, it's cooler, so you should eat warm things early. ”Wasabi pot” is very refreshing and no spicy. I was able to eat people who were not good at wasabi. The taste of the pot was very delicious. The pre-eating sake was rare in La French sake. There were about 6 kinds of appetizers. The grilled and baked goods were salted cherry blossoms. cherry blossoms were rare with children. It was a little small cherry blossoms. Tea steamed, wasabi pot, tempura, and rice were chestnut rice. After the sashimi, dessert. It was almond tofu, melon, shine muscat. And the night meal mini onigiri. (there was a plum inside) Breakfast is basically a lot of rice. So, a side dish called a rice dish called a rice dish. It is made of wasabi donut, nori, potato, * baked, pickled, wasabi miso, Kamaboko zushi, etc. Tea steamed like a corner boiled image like a side dish. The baked goods are a little bit. The fish is half cut. And one bird dumpling. It was like eating too much rice. Ohitsu I replaced it. Miso soup is on fire, so you can warm it until the fire stops. The bath is 4 rentals. Each is 1 ～ 2 up to 3 people. The bath area is small for the spread of the site. 100% drip is good, but it was a waste. I put the rental many times. You can check the vacant information on your smartphone, but if you wait outside, it will change to empty → full immediately. When you lock it, it seems to be linked. ① Kaguya no Yu looks cute, but when you enter by two people, you are sitting in a physical education. ② Moonshita Beauty There is one washroom. Shower. There is only one dressing room, and there is an approach to open the door, and there is a bath tub, so you lock the glass door and go ahead. Here, three people in the gym seat. ③ Komichi in the forest, three people enter. It's beautiful. The dressing room is also wide. ④ Meteor shower. The timing was not bad. Kaguya no Yu and forest no Komichi are until 23:30. It is not available in the morning. Get out of the building and go out. If you wait outside, you'll get bitten by mosquitoes. If it rains, you can't wait outside. After 30 minutes, you'll get a time on the net. Some people have an hour or so. (a little Hinshku) The public bath is only the inner bath. It seems that the male bath has a small open air. There is a rock bath, but it feels hard to use. I thought it would be good to have a bath replacement. The room has an empty refrigerator, only glass and hot water. The bath in the room is a unit bus, but there is a hot spring. It was good to have incense. I went to the bath. The basket was also convenient. There was a large mirror stand and it was good to use. The TV was also large. There was a chair for 4 people on the wide edge and it was convenient. There is a bridge nearby, so it is beautiful to go on foot at dusk. The river floor is also visible from the outside. The heart motif is beautiful. It was raining, but I went. There was a feeling and the atmosphere was very good. Recommended to walk brat. Problem: humidity that the towels are not dry

Using a coupon for the citizens of the prefecture, I have traveled elegantly with my wife and ２ people. The building is made in a prestigious Japanese style, the room has an open-air bath, and I liked the room meal and made a reservation. On the day, we had you upgrade and stayed in a ”holy” room. Impressed by the size and luxury. The large communal bath was a separate building, but the open-air bath surrounded by greenery of 々 was the best. The dinner was satisfactory in both quantity and quality for the ６０ couple. (Abalone dance grilled and simmered goldfish are also the best) Speaking of which, is the noise in other rooms a little worrisome?

There is a large Japanese-style room with a robata-style table, a view of the ocean from the verandah, and a hot spring bath attached to the room. There is a bed in the back and it is partitioned off, so I think it is a suite room in a hotel. The hot spring was probably from a source, but it was quite hot, so I filled it up with water. In addition to the hot springs that come with rooms, there are two private hot springs that require reservations, but perhaps because there were not many guests staying at the hotel, they were empty and I was able to bathe in both of them even without making a reservation. The meal was creative kaiseki, so a variety of dishes were served, with a focus on seafood. They also have many types of local sake, and I was able to drink a lot of them. The menu changes every month. For breakfast, in addition to a variety of small dishes, we chose our favorite dried fish. It's about a 10 minute walk to the nearest beach, so you can take a walk even out of season. At night, the sky was full of stars and we even saw shooting stars. It may have been a day when there were not many guests, but the check-in and check-out procedures went smoothly without any problems and we didn't meet any other guests. To be honest, it was my first time to be taken care of by foreigners at this type of inn, but everyone was very welcoming. If you think about it, just because it's a Japanese-style inn doesn't mean that Japanese people have to serve customers. This is a matter of taste, so if you don't like customer service unless you're Japanese, I don't think we'll meet your expectations. Also, this time I was brought here by an acquaintance, so I didn't actively research information about this inn beforehand, but it seems that there have been ownership changes and renewal openings in the past, and that it is still in use today. I think that's why past evaluations have varied. The price is not at a reasonable level, so I don't know if I will be able to come here often, but I would definitely like to stay here again.

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.

My husband, daughter and son-in-law spent two nights at Arujisu in October 2022, after discovering it purely by chance while looking for an inn in Izu. I cannot recommend it highly enough. The inn faces Suruga Bay where one can swim in a protected area. Each room has a terrace with its own outdoor bath, and there is nothing more delightful than waking up early and soaking in the hot mineral waters before breakfast while listening to the waves. (There are also larger baths on the top floor.) Sunset views are breathtaking, as is the food - the west coast of the Izu Peninsula is full of fishing ports and guests benefit from the catch, which appears in exquisite dishes at both breakfast at dinner. I would also recommend exploring the environs on foot. There are quiet fishing towns and easy mountain paths through lush forests hiding ancient temples. The price for all this is comparatively low when one considers the beauty of the location, the quality of the food and the kind, caring service. It's worth the time it takes to reach Odoi - we took the Shinkansen (bullet train) from Tokyo to Mishima, then a taxi to the inn (quite reasonable for four people). There is also the option of going to Shimizu and taking the Suruga Bay ferry to Odoi, but do check that the ferry is operating at the time you need, as crossings are liable to be cancelled when the water is rough. One final note: We had been somewhat concerned because our son-in-law has some tattoos, and tattooed people are often banned from public baths in Japan. You will have no such problem at Arujisu, possibly because tattoos are becoming more accepted in general, or possibly because of the welcoming attitude of everyone at this inn.

[2 10,000 yen for 3 days. So the service is so good and the location is good. Is it okay ⁈] I stayed at 2 nights and 3 days (about 10,500 yen per person). The Meijikan, a place of the western part of the Izu Peninsula, is located along the sea of the land called Tohi. I think that all rooms are ocean view and a nice inn with a good sea even on the low hierarchy. [Room] It was a room with a wide edge between 8 tatami mats and 4 tatami mats, and an independent washbasin by the bathroom. Is it a room of the inn that is commonly constructed from the Showa period? It is a room with a year, but there is no impression of ”old dirty” because it is cleaned properly. Since the power supply is small, it is recommended to bring in a power tap when charging a lot of IT equipment. Above all, the wide edge is a window, so the sea is firmly visible. It is a very comfortable space, especially when the sunset sinks from the room. At night, the same wide edge, all the lights are turned off and the windows are opened a little, and the outside lights and waves are cleared to the ears, and the sake is enjoyed. It's been a long time since I had such a luxury. [Hot spring] Although it is a long established inn, there is a clean feeling in the facilities and space. Of course, I feel the deteriorated part, but it is a pleasant space that can be seen that it is cleaned quite firmly. It is also nice to incorporate the light outside into the bath full of eyes. The water is clear, and the temperature is not too hot and too wet. I used it in the morning in the rental state, but this is also a luxury time. The cherry blossom rental open-air bath has two types: ”urara no Yu” and ”nukumi no Yu”. It costs 45 minutes and 2200 yen, but I think you can experience it once. The facilities are even more beautiful. There is also an inner hot water in the space made of wood, and you can spend an elegant time watching the sea in the open air outside. Of course, there is a good washroom. Unlike the public bath, this is a little hot because of the hot water of the water. You can add the amount of water to your preference and enjoy it even if it is slightly heated or firmly wet. [Meal] ※ This time it is unused. I will try to experience it next time. [In-house] 1F There are many activities in the lobby that children can enjoy, such as souvenir shops and sweets shops, game corners (※ when I visited, I was closed because of corona). There is a large cart for carrying luggage, and it is safe even if it is a big luggage with a child. [Customer Service] There was no meal, so there was no contact, but when I left the car, I rented the open air, etc., I was very bright and gentle. It was very pleasant. [Others] It is very thankful for choshi. There are baby buses, baby chairs, toys, etc. in the public bath and the rental open air. In the room, there are too much comfort amenities for mothers such as mat and diaper for infants, and all of them are unified with characters and cute things, and it is a very happy service. At the reception, it was a service that was exhaustive for the child to provide a diaper if it was not enough. [Overall] A lodging that can be spent relaxing. And the feeling of excitement that can be played in the sea in front of you in the morning and at night. It's nice to be able to wake up with the morning light. Amazing service spirit that welcomes you with children. It was nice. The ”beauty” of the cherry blossom room is quite different from the way people feel, so compared to the new inn and hotel recently, it is said that it is a room with an old season. Personally, it was the inn that survived from the Showa period Heisei period, and I felt that it was kept clean even without renovation or renewal. In addition, the service and location are nice. And, about 10,000 yen per person in 2 nights and 3 days. Wouldn't Cospa be too good? Laughing I really appreciate you having a very slow holiday. Thank you. #Ryokan #Hotel #Nishiizu #Accommodation #High Ｃ ostPerformance #Meijikan #TohiHotSpring #ChildrenWelcome #Rent open-air bath #Open-air bath #Ryokan #Hotel #Nishizu #Accommodation #High Ｃ ostPerformance #Meijikan #TohiHotSpring #ChildrenWelcome # Chartered Open-air Bath #Open-air Bath #HotSpring

Izumi Shinkai Hanatei, who has always wanted to stay there. The reason was that I wanted to eat the chef's dishes that won 1 Michelin star for 4 consecutive years. In conclusion, looking at the reviews of other people, it seems that they are not there now. Certainly, I used to recommend Michelin Chef on the homepage, but now it has not been published at all. I knew I wasn't there after I returned to my room after dinner. I don't know if it's Buddha, I don't know if my taste is still there, or if the chef who took over is raising his arm, but from appetizers to rice, to Japanese breakfast, Everything was very delicious. My impression is that there is no such thing as a strict word of mouth about cooking, and I am sure that I am seriously accepting the strict words and improving the dishes. Looking at the photos of the previous dishes, it may not be gorgeous enough to be fascinated, but I think the taste is certain. The hospitality of the young staff 々 was also good. Of course, I am grateful for the open-air bath that flows directly from the source of the room. Next time, it is an inn that expects how evolved dishes will come out. It is one of the inns I want to visit again.