Izunokuni Hotels with Free Parking.

The hotel is a bit of a walk from the JR station, about 10 minutes. The room was very spacious, in a Japanese style, with a great view of the distant mountains. Free yukata were available in front of the elevators. The communal baths are on the first floor, with separate times for men and women that swap between day and night. The hot springs have both indoor and outdoor options, with many different types of pools to choose from, making for a very comfortable soak. There's also a large koi pond in the courtyard with some very plump fish. The lobby on the first floor is huge and sells a variety of items like clothes and fruit.

The best thing about Japanese hotels is the authenticity of the information of the house. I hope that the businessmen in the motherland will learn, which will give people a very real good feeling. The room in this hotel is written as a mountain view room. Once in the room, the window is really open town and field, and the mountains in the distance are stacked and beautiful. The layout of the room is exquisite and beautiful, and the surrounding scenery is very harmonious. The waiters are older but radiant grandfathers and grandmothers. They are very meticulous and careful to introduce us to various precautions. They made an appointment at night for a private hot spring. On the second morning, they prepared a delicate breakfast. It rained outside when they left. The grandpa of the hotel drove us to the subway station. The overall feeling was comfortable and relaxed, which was also the impression left by the entire Izu Peninsula.

100,000 positive reviews, highly recommended! The service is very good, one of the best among the 30+ Japanese hot spring hotels I have stayed in. It is very rare to still have older female generals to explain various things despite the current labor shortage~ Picture 1-2 shows the room (309) we stayed in. It was clean and well-decorated; Picture 3-4 shows the large bathhouse and free private bath. When traveling in Japan during the off-season, there are very few guests staying and almost all of them are exclusive; Figure 5 is a separate room for dining, which ensures privacy and does not require time-consuming cleaning and tidying up in the room; Picture 6 is the welcome sign outside the hotel gate. It is very big... Picture 7 shows the breakfast on the second day, and the dinner is more sumptuous; Figure 8 is the landscape of the hot spring street.

The hotel is very clean, the toilet is large, the room facilities are complete, and the front desk staff is very enthusiastic. The laundry room cannot be used after 9 o'clock, but the front desk staff opened the door for me. I was very touched.

This Japanese garden-style hotel sets the bar high. As the car pulled up, I felt like a tycoon returning home, with staff lined up on both sides to welcome me. The room was incredibly spacious, featuring a private onsen and a personal garden. Sitting on the room's veranda, enjoying the trickling stream in the private garden and listening to the patter of rain, made me completely forget the time! The service was incredibly attentive and impeccable. The hotel has international interns, and several students from Taiwan provided service in Mandarin, which was a fantastic touch. Breakfast and dinner were included, and the exquisite kaiseki dinner was truly delightful. After dinner, I enjoyed exploring the old architecture along the hotel's internal corridors. When I occasionally encountered staff, they greeted me respectfully, which added to the wonderful experience. In the morning and evening, you can admire the beautiful Japanese garden, which is quite expansive, featuring pavilions, bridges over streams, and a lotus pond. Highly recommended!

I was traveling alone and arrived at the hotel late. Despite the hour, the staff kindly prepared dinner for me. The hotel was very comfortable, clean, and equipped with all the necessary amenities. It is situated adjacent to an old mining pit and features two open-air hot springs, both of which are exceptionally clean and inviting. The hotel offers a traditional Japanese breakfast and dinner, with all dishes being remarkably fresh and delicious. I highly recommend this hotel for those seeking a secluded getaway to enjoy hot springs and relaxation.

The room had tatami flooring and two single beds, but it also had a relaxing table and chairs and was spacious enough. It had a stylish Japanese modern feel. The bonfire space in the center of the hotel looked nice. There was also a wide variety of free drinks available during our stay, all of which were delicious, so we used them many times. The coffee was also delicious. We would like to use this hotel again. Thank you very much.

A great hotel, very humane. Because the flight was delayed until the hotel was eleven o’clock in the evening, fortunately, the hotel was notified by Ctrip to reserve the room. I didn’t expect the hotel to send someone to stay behind and order food for our three hungry Chinese. Dinner, very touched, thank you

It is an old-fashioned Japanese-style hotel. Although the service staff does not understand English, he has worked hard to explain to us. The only disappointment is dinner. I saw Kaiseki cuisine on the Internet, but in front of us there are two Japanese curry rice, but the people next door are eating Kaiseki cuisine. I am very helpless. Due to communication problems, I gave up . In addition, the mattress is installed by myself. I think this is very interesting. I have been to Japan so many times. It is the first time I have encountered .

I go to Nakaizu several times a year, but Nagaoka is the first time　 I suddenly decided to go this time and thought of a business hotel, but there was a hot spring and it was cheap without meals, so I learned after I went there, but it was the Itoen Group. D is ４　 Both the hot springs in the annex and the main building were comfortable. It's not particularly big, but I didn't meet anyone, so it was good to put it in. This time it was fluttering, so I want to stay slowly next time.