Kouyurou Ikawa Reviews

It is adjacent to Izunagaoka Onsen, so it is a little out of the hot spring town, but it is in a quiet environment. It is close to the Kona Onsen South Exit bus stop. The building itself is a little old, but it seems to be conscious of young people, with the lighting and music in the building, multiple private hot springs for time reservations, the room layout, and creative cuisine that combines Japanese and Western styles. As there is a kids' room, the clientele seems to be mainly families, young groups, foreign groups, and elderly couples. The sofa bed in the comfort room on the 6th floor is uncomfortable to sit on, and there is no chair with a backrest, so you can't relax. You cannot see Mt. Fuji or the coast from the room. The food is not satisfying in terms of content and quantity, and the staff comes to take away the dishes several times during the meal, which makes you feel rushed. The young staff at the front desk are very accommodating, but the online reservation from the website in advance seems to use an external system, and I wrote my request in the comment section and sent a question during the process, and although I didn't get a reply, it was handled as I wanted. The room for the private open-air bath was not very clean. I appreciated the constant service of coffee and other drinks in the lobby. The large hot spring bath and open-air bath were great, and the free massage chairs were a plus.