3 star hotels in Ito

The room was clean, but the toilet flush button was hard to press, which was a bit of a hassle. The hot spring facilities were small, but they had an open-air bath and sauna. The only disappointment was that it was raining, and the outdoor bath and stairs didn't have a roof, so I didn't feel like soaking in them. The stairs were covered with artificial turf, but they got soaked in the rain and were...

The foreign female staff member was very helpful and gave us easy-to-understand directions. I would like to use this service again.

I originally booked through another website, but when the number of guests increased, I found out that even a single person could stay, so I booked again. My wife's parents, who accompanied me, said they had a very relaxing stay. The facilities were quite different from what was shown, but the breakfast buffet was very satisfying, with a large selection and quantity. There are play areas nearby, and...

Excellent! 👍🏻 The hot spring was so comfortable, the room was huge, and the buffet was delicious.

I think the location is good, but it's not a very clean inn. There is dust and mold, and the wallpaper is peeling off. The paint on the walkway is peeling, and the smoking deck outside the front desk is warped and has holes in it. The water in the public bath was lukewarm and did not warm up at all due to the addition of too much water. No repairs have been made at all.

The place is very remote, the equipment is very old and there are signs of peeling wallpaper and spider webs in many places. The sound insulation effect is very poor and the cicadas chirp loudly at night. However, it has a hot spring and a swimming pool with relatively complete equipment. If you really want to come, I suggest you book breakfast and dinner. There are no restaurants or convenience stores...

The facilities generally felt a bit dated. The parking lot right below the hotel isn't very spacious, so we used the secondary parking nearby, which wasn't too far. We traveled with a 1-year-old baby who isn't walking yet, but the room was comfortable for our stay. My parents enjoyed the hot springs (I couldn't go because of the baby). Breakfast was decent, and overall, for the price, it's a good hotel...

This hotel is on renovation during our stay that's why we encounter for a inconvinience of parking,but rather that we have a comfortable stay & enjoyed the buffet breakfast & dinner with drink all you can alcohol beverages.Itoen is famous in japan,simple,reasonable,& you can enter any hotspring connected with Itoen.Different kind of yukata for free rental is must enjoyable for taking photoshot.Thanks...

The room is large and well-equipped. The bathroom is spacious and has coin-operated washing machines. The service is good and the environment is good. It is a little far from the station. The sanitary environment is OK. The facilities are complete.

The room is OK, single room with big bed, breakfast and evening buffet, the room price is cost-effective

Overall, it was an old building, but I was satisfied but there were not many types of meals, the room was a little spacious, the smoking area is outdoors.

The hotel is located about 10 minutes' walk from JR, and the hotel provides regular shuttle service. Although the facilities in the room are not new, the hygiene is good. Breakfast and dinner are good and cost-effective.

The staff were very helpful. I was concerned about the dirt on the air conditioner. I felt there were not enough electrical outlets.

It was a nice, quiet and beautiful place. However, the roads are narrow, so it may be a bit inconvenient for large vehicles. Other than that, I'm satisfied.

The explanation of the facility and the surrounding area was clear and easy to understand.

It was a very comfortable hotel. The toilet did not have a washlet, so I gave it 4 stars only for the facilities.

Warm welcome. Good price. We were let to use the onsen as much as we want. There are three family bath. Natural water. Wish to have washlet in the bathroom. Cash only

Nice hotel with big clean rooms for a reasonable price. Aiko San is a very hospitable host. Will definitely stayed again and recommend to friends.

I was a little surprised by the parking, but it was very comfortable. The food, both dinner and breakfast, was delicious! I was very satisfied and it was more than worth the price! Thank you very much!

The room was generally nice and spacious, and there was a public hot spring bath available. However, since it's located in the countryside, transportation is difficult and walking distance is quite far. I recommend asking the hotel to arrange a car. It only takes about 15 minutes to get to Mount Omuro.

A standard Japanese-style hot spring hotel with excellent kaiseki cuisine, spacious rooms with excellent privacy, good hygiene, friendly service, and high cost-effectiveness. It is a hotel worth staying in!

The surrounding environment is average.

It's a natural place, so there are a lot of bugs, so it may not be suitable for people who hate bugs. We got hit by a typhoon, and the roof was leaking on the walkway, and it seems like it's been leaking for a while, so it needs to be fixed! I think it would be nice and calming if the facilities and equipment were improved. The food was very delicious! The portions were large for both dinner and breakfast...

I didn't have a taxi at Izukogen station, so I walked for about 30 minutes. When I went to the parking lot of the hotel, the staff picked me up and led me to the front desk, and the check-in was smooth. I chose Ayakumo's room with an open-air hot spring bath, and unfortunately I couldn't see 🌊 from the room. The overall room is spacious and the baths and toilets are spacious and well-cleaned. The TV...

Although it's about a 10-minute walk from Ito Station, a free shuttle service is offered during designated hours. Both the onsen and the food were great, and the room was also very spacious.

Excellent food and a comfortable room.

I stayed here overnight before a fishing trip. Even though it was just a simple, room-only stay, the room was a spacious 12-tatami mat Japanese-style room with futons already prepared. The air conditioning kept the room refreshingly cool, which was a welcome relief after stepping in from the intense heat outside. There's a Lawson convenience store conveniently located nearby, and I noticed other guests...

The room type we booked included both breakfast and dinner, both served buffet style. The food variety was extensive, and the hot springs were fantastic. This hotel offers excellent value for money.

This is an established hot spring hotel with facilities that exude a charming Showa-era ambiance. Considering the price, which includes two meals and drinks, it offers incredibly good value with nothing to complain about. The hotel primarily hosts local guests, many of whom are seniors. There are three sister hotels from the same group on the same street, and guests can use their room key to enjoy...

The room was spacious, but the facilities were definitely a bit dated. It had the feel of a rustic Japanese inn. During our two-day stay, the buffet breakfast and dinner areas were mostly frequented by Japanese families and many elderly guests. Overall, we were quite satisfied, and it offered good value for money.

Near to the ipeki lake and really spacious room

It can't be helped since it's cheaper than the surrounding hotels, but since it's a condominium type, the rooms are spacious and the facilities are sufficient, but there are no convenience stores around the hotel, so you have to go shopping by car, which is a bit of a hassle. It's good for people who just use it to sleep, people who cook in the room and enjoy with a large group, and people who use...

I stayed at Izu Ippeki Lake Lakeside Terrace for 5 nights booking though Trip.com. Be warned that problems may occur when booking through travel websites such as this one. I booked a standard room with no meals. What I did not know however, was that this reservation did not include any room cleaning services for the entire stay, no taking of garbage or towel replacement, no bed making, nothing at all...

Amazing!it was really good, amazing, hope to stay again, people super friendly! Love this place!

It was a great memory. The room was spacious and there was a pond nearby, perfect for a walk. It's a shame that we had to walk to the hot springs. But the food was great! ️ The course menu was the best! ️ Thank you!

All room types are 3LDK, and the price is per person, not per room, so you can stay cheaply even with a small number of people. The rooms are spacious and fully equipped with a kitchen, so it is suitable for training camps, and you can prepare your own meals. The building has two floors, and those who chose the glamping course were guided to the first floor, and those who did not were guided to the...

It's located in a beautiful place.The hotel follows all covid sanitization process. A budget friendly,lovely room. Totally recommended if you are traveling by car.

Had a funny smell throughout the place, the interior is funky and old school like the 70's but newly done which we liked. Father- "there was nothing wrong with the place, but wouldn't stay there again, breakfast was expensive." But the reason why we booked this place is because of the outdoor onsen, and It Was Soooo Nice! It really makes up for the funny smelly rooms hahaha... onsen opens from 3pm...

Local run motel. Quite relax to stay. Building and room are kind of worn out. However it situated in the middle of Ito, getting around is great.

High c/p and friendly helpful staffs :) suggest that u drive to here.

We had delicious Chinese food and the hot springs were great.

My wife and I visited on Saturday during a three-day weekend. It seemed to be a family-run business, operated by the owner and his wife. The owner and his wife were very friendly and chatted with us, making for a very enjoyable time. They kindly gave us detailed directions to tourist attractions. Dinner was Chinese food, and the shrimp mayonnaise was especially delicious, as were the pickled cucumbers...

Great accommodation experience, the host is kind, warm and polite, and the meal is rich and delicious. Izu Plateau is a quiet, slow-paced area with many scenic spots nearby, making it a great place for self-driving.

We had a wonderful stay at the Country Inn Pewit. The room was comfortable and quiet, a great place to relax. The landlord couple was very friendly. Although we didn't speak the same language, they still communicated with us through translation software and tried their best to make us feel at home. The host is a great cook. We can have different Chinese breakfast and dinner every day, which is really...

My stay at Country Inn Pewit was truly wonderful. The room was comfortable and quiet, providing a perfect retreat. The owners, a lovely couple, were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to communicate with us using translation software, despite the language barrier. The husband is an excellent cook, and we were treated to delicious Chinese-style breakfasts and dinners, with different dishes...

I've been a regular guest for 35 years. No matter when I visit, it's a relaxing guesthouse where I'm treated to delicious Chinese food. Whether I'm visiting as a couple, parent and child, or with friends, the owners remember even the smallest details, and chatting with them is always a pleasure. The food prepared by the owner, who has trained in Chinese cuisine, is exquisite. Furthermore, when I...

Amaizing place, old fashioned, very friendly. Private onsens make your rest ideal. Dinner and breakfast delisios and also beautiful.

Wonderful hotel in old Japanese style with 7 hot springs. We absolutely love this hotel and stuff. Owner very nice and careful women. Everything in the hotel was excellent. The food - a lot of raw fish - it was very tasty You can see sunrise in this property We hope to return

It was AMAZING! My friend and I stayed for one night and it was the highlight of our entire trip in Japan. The food was incredible, the staff were extremely nice and helpful and attentive. And of course the onsens were immaculate. Everything was top tier, would highly recommend this for anyone looking for a classic Japanese experience but with modern comforts and breathtaking views!!

It is a pure Japanese-style hotel with an old-fashioned atmosphere hidden in the Tomodo Mountains. The hotel has few rooms, three independent rooms and a multi-room villa. It has seven open-air hot springs distributed on the mountain, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the mountain while soaking in the hot springs. The owner is a lady who speaks English. We arrived at Tomodo Station and contacted...

The building is old but the facilities were solid. The view isn't great, probably because the open-air observation bath can't be seen from the outside, but it's spacious and doesn't feel closed in, so it was pleasant. You have to walk along an undulating path to get to the private open-air bath and the restaurant. The rooms are not barrier-free either. For that reason, I thought it would be nice if...

食事が素晴らしかったです。とても美味しかったのに量が多くて食べきれなくて残念なくらいでした。 温泉から観る日の出もとても良かった！

This is a nine-room hotel. Check-in begins at 2:30 PM. (We checked in a little early at 2:15 PM.) We started with a welcome drink of matcha green tea 🍵 and tea snacks. The welcome begins with a welcome drink of matcha green tea 🍵 and tea snacks. The waitresses are dedicated to the rooms, carrying luggage and serving us until dinner. Because the guesthouse is small, we receive attentive service and...

This is a private hotel with a wonderful view. The food is also excellent, with sashimi and dishes using the local specialty, kinmedai, going well with sake pairings.

The dinner& breakfast were absolutely amazing -one of the top 3 ,which I ever experienced traveling in Japan. Also private bath tub on balcony with free water flowing from natural hot spring , overlooking from the elevation point East side of Pacific Ocean ,and surrounded by greenery - it is truly impressive and very calming at the same time. However this hotel does not care or bother about plastic...

It is definitely one of the best hotels that I have ever stayed. 1. The staff members were very friendly and professional. Some staff could speak good English. 2. The views were amazing! On the balcony you could enjoy the stunning views of Sagami Bay and the birdsongs. 3. The service was undoubtedly excellent! 4. It’s not near the station, but the shuttle bus can take you to the hotel from the station...

I stayed at this inn where you can see the harvest moon. There are only a few rooms, but they have hot springs, so you can bathe in the hot springs whenever you want. The kaiseki cuisine was delicious. I think there are some issues with the cleaning situation. I felt that it was a little disappointing as to whether it was worth the price.

This was my first time staying here, and it was as good as I expected. First of all, the view from the room was great, and the temperature of the open-air bath, which was fed directly from the source, was just right. There were also two rooms, each with an air conditioner, and since I get hot easily, I was the only one who was able to sleep in the Japanese-style room with the temperature set low. The...

The room is large and the environment is good

Since there are many green forests in the mountains, there are more bugs. There are only public bathrooms, no private toilets. You need to pay Smecta tax for bathing. It takes 30 minutes to walk up the mountain after getting off the station, which is tiring.

The attentiveness of its staff, the quiet environment, and the room was spacious.

This was my second time staying at an auberge. As other reviews have said, this inn is based on the idea that "the food is the star, and the inn is just a place to sleep." I visited after being recommended that "the food is excellent for the price," and it truly was. The food was mainly composed of vegetables from the inn's own garden, and the variety was plentiful, leaving me quite full. Still, each...

I was looking forward to visiting this hotel because I'd heard it offered delicious French cuisine at a good price. As other reviews have said, the guest rooms were antique and a bit dated. The unit bath didn't seem usable. The bed had stiff springs, and the futon was thin and heavy. The hot springs are easy to tell when they're open; they're always available when the lights in your room are off. When...

I stayed at Auberge Le Temps, located near Lake Ippeki in Izu, next to the Ikeda Museum of 20th Century Art. It's a pleasant Western-style building with high ceilings, and a sculpture by the late artist Kenji Shigeoka decorates the entrance. I checked in a little late, and was a little flustered as I was given two dinner times: 5:20 or 5:45 PM, but the staff kindly guided me accordingly. There are...

While it's true that the road to get there is a steep mountain path, the rooms are antique and somewhat dated, and the beds are a little uncomfortable, all of these shortcomings can be forgiven for the single course meal. I've visited many Michelin-starred restaurants around the world, but this is worthy of two Michelin stars. You can feel the chef's dedication to selecting each and every ingredient...

If you want to splurge and have the experience of the equivalent of a French 2 star Michelin, that’s the place to go, service is fantastic as well as food and wine list, with a Japanese twist of course. Recommended in deed

There are no convenience stores around, so it's a good idea to bring your own drink.

We stayed overnight with our baby, who had just learned to hold his head up. It was our first family trip. When I first looked at the website, I was amazed at the wide range of amenities. It was especially helpful that they had a baby futon. Since our baby cried a lot, it was very convenient that we could eat and bathe in our private room. Due to breastfeeding schedules, we weren't able to enjoy Izu...

I found out that this inn was certified as a MIKIHOUSE Baby-Welcome Inn, so I brought my 4-month-old baby there. Located in Izukogen, it's a little far from the Tokyo metropolis, but that makes it quiet and perfect for a relaxing stay. The exterior appears to be a renovated old villa or pension, and is very stylishly designed. The parking lot has a slight step, but since it only allows two groups...

We recently stayed at this inn on our first family trip with our baby, who was about six months old. They had everything you need, from milk supplies and diapers to a bouncer, a crib, a baby bath, and skincare products. As the inn boasts a "baby-welcome" policy, we were very pleased with the level of facilities. It was very helpful to be able to stay here with peace of mind, even at an age when we...

The other day, my pregnant wife and I stayed at this hotel. First of all, the kaiseki cuisine was amazing. Seasonal ingredients were carefully prepared, and each dish was so delicious that we exclaimed, "Wow!" As I was pregnant, I was also impressed by the consideration given to my body, which I really appreciated. Next, the best part was being able to relax in the hot spring attached to our room....

Only two rooms available so if you have a big group then the whole place is yours. The location is a little far off from everything else so it's perfect if you really want a getaway. Had an unforgettable food experience here more than anything. They do a great job in keeping you stuffed.

I always used this place with my dog. The dog run is also on a steep slope, which my dogs loved. Lake Ippeki was also fun to walk around. There are also some customers who don't bring their dogs, so I think it's best for people who have well-trained dogs. The food was also delicious.

It was a nice pension that was friendly and not pushy, and everything was just right. Even though pets are free, don't complain about not having this or that, just make sure you bring your own. I would appreciate it if people who can't train their dogs would not stay here.

My husband and I stayed with two other couples, a group of six. It was a beautiful, open place surrounded by greenery and nature. It was very quiet at night, as it was at the end of a road and next to a forest. We didn't bring our dog, but there was plenty of space for them to run around outside, so I think they'd enjoy it. It also seemed safe, as only cars coming to the pension would be allowed in...

A two-day, one-night stay over Golden Week. I was looking for a place that allowed pets and where I could bring them to the dining room, and I found this one. The meal was delicious, and more than enough for two people. The next morning, we had Western-style breakfast. The sink, bath, and toilet are shared. It really does require some consideration... There were no pet-related items in the room, which...

This historic hotel is essentially a youth hostel. Guests are responsible for making their own beds, buying their own toothbrushes and toothpaste, and there is no housekeeping service. Please consider this carefully before booking.

The room has tatami mats and a river view, which is nice. Rooms without a river view can also see the sea, which is nice. It's just that it's light to walk. The bathroom is a bit awkward and there are no gender divisions. It's more comfortable to take a bath in the bathhouse on the first floor below.

Super nice room, very big, great river view, experience the real life of Japanese people

This is a hotel with a history of more than 100 years. It has a very historical feel. However, because it is older, it is all made of wood. It is very noisy at night. As long as someone goes out, there will be noise. Therefore, people should be careful before going to bed. However, its location is really good. I personally feel very good.

This historic house, built along the river, offers a beautiful view from the window. The common areas are very convenient, though I regret not being able to read "The Dancing Girl of Izu" in the riverside window seat. Aside from some creaking floorboards and slightly outdated kitchen facilities, everything else was as expected and satisfying. The front desk staff spoke excellent English, making communication...

For this trip to Izu, we stayed one night in Ito, choosing the century-old Japanese-style onsen K's. An unexpected surprise was finding a postcard from the 1950s showing the hotel's exterior while sorting through our old postcard collection back home. Taken from the Matsukawa Bridge, the domed building on the right is the hotel, virtually unchanged over 70 years. Price: Although it's a youth hostel...