Hotels with pool in Ito

Extremely helpful and hospitable staff, even gave us a ride to the station after we checked out! The Japanese style room itself we stayed in was spacious and comfortable, so this coupled with a traditional shared bath was a great experience!

A very satisfying stay! The hotel had a nostalgic Japanese style, especially the many Japanese decorations and paintings in the room, which made me feel like I was transported back in time (although I don't know what it used to be like) 😉

The room was very clean, and the hotel's private onsen (hot spring bath) could be booked using the provided QR code for your own private use. The owner was very welcoming and would take you to tourist attractions

A taxi from Jogasaki Coast back to the hotel was only 1990 yen, which was also very cost-effective. I would recommend this hotel to my friends, and I would choose it again if I were to visit again

Rather, every aspect of our stay in Ito was intertwined with the wonderful owner and thoughtful staff. From our arrival to departure, our experience was nothing but pleasant

The hotel also recommended great restaurants nearby, including Daiso, a supermarket, a drugstore, and BR Ice Cream. The next day, the hotel owner drove us to Mount Omuro

We stayed here as a four-generation trip with four children and eight adults! There were plenty of indoor and outdoor play areas, and the kids had fun from start to finish! The room looked very spacious in the photos on the travel site, but it was smaller than expected, which was a bit disappointing, but the interior had a calming atmosphere and the amenities and facilities were great♪ There were drink...

There's also a sauna, so adults can have some time to relax, too, which is great. It was a well-balanced inn where parents could have fun playing with their kids while also resting in the hot springs and quiet space

Lots of activities for the kids and adults alike. Especially during this pandemic, a hotel/resort like this is a go to place for a great staycation as compared to amusement parks if you want to avoid crowds.

I stayed at Anda no Mori Izu Ippeki Lake with a friend's family! The grounds are spacious, and there are plenty of indoor and outdoor activities, so it's great that the kids can run around freely

The all-you-can-drink drinks are great, so we can enjoy the buffet and bar time without any worries! The hot springs have several private open-air baths, so the whole family could relax

Great place to go with small kids. Lots to keep both children and parents entertained. Staff are very helpful. We will return to use the discount vouchers given from our last visit.

It's an older hotel, but the hygiene is no problem. It should be noted that although the owner is very nice, he doesn't speak English at all, so you may have trouble communicating.

Very good value for money, but no signal in the room, no wifi

Thank you so much to all the mothers for your kind support.

The food was delicious, and the landlady was a lively and energetic person who was kind to our children, which we were very grateful for

This was our first time staying here as a couple with just one child! At first, I was a little confused, not knowing the atmosphere or how to behave at a pension, but it might be a good idea to walk around first, talk to the owner, and get a feel for the history and the atmosphere of the rooms and building! I was excited to think that this pension has a wonderful history, protected by the strong bond...

Buruumaaburu stayed 4 to 5 times a year due to the courses he took from 2015 to 2018. The mother of the pension is a straight and comfortable person, and the father is a person who has a big body and mind to support it

I wanted everyone to experience Blue Umar Blue's history, stories about the landlady, autographs from guests, that Wakanohana has been there, the exclusive feeling of the private bath, and the chef's cooking

😊 Everyone can write a lot of bad things, but it's hard to lie about the good things, right? I wrote what I felt. It's run by a married couple who are doing their best to preserve their 36-year history

Around September 2022, the typhoon was approaching, but they kindly welcomed me and gave me information on nearby sightseeing spots. It was very nice to have a mother who likes to talk

❤️ Our names were written on the shoe cabinet beforehand, and also on the board by the entrance. ❤️ There are hot springs on the 2nd and 4th floors. The pools are a bit small, but super clean

There was a Chinese introduction available, and while I pointed out a few typos to the staff hoping for future corrections, it wasn't a major issue. The typical Japanese bedding was very clean

💙 The hotel itself was a bit cold inside, and the facilities weren't very numerous or comprehensive; it's more of an older-style onsen hotel. 🧡 The room had a toilet, which was mini but clean

The area isn't huge, but with fewer people this season, it was very relaxing. On the second floor, there's a common area where you can enjoy tea, chat, do some light exercise, or read manga

Tatami mats, sliding doors, a tea table – it had it all, and the room was very clean and quite spacious. I loved the designated spot for shoes right at the entrance

They even wiped down my suitcase upon entry, which was a nice touch. It was a really great experience, and I'd definitely choose this place again if I come back

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.

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

" 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 til midnight

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.

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

I would love to thank the male manager who was super polite and friendly, who greeted us warmly and waved goodbye with other staff together until our car disappears in their sight

This hotel has a unique inclined elevator, like a mountain cable car, which is something you don't see in many places

There are also foot massage machines next to the lobby on the first floor, so you might want to give them a try if you have the chance

However, it’s not really suitable for a honeymoon, as my husband and I were separated the whole time — there are no mixed onsens for men and women, probably because the place is now mostly visited by foreigners

Best Japan experience in this vacation, hot springs, three types of them(!), traditional food and clothers, service for all 5 stars. I can only advice to stay here for at least two nights!!!

This spot became popular on a Russian platform, so there are many tourists from Russia ( me as well). When I visited the onsen, there were seven people in total - all Russian girls

The beds were huge, and the view of the rising sun from the hot bath was magnificent! We had a dinner with 12 different dishes and it for me it was an amazing opportunity to taste different foods from the Izu-region:) Also the breakfast was great, and there was free welcome drink & coffee available at the lobby

Coming from someone who knows barely how to say hello in Japanese, this has been a great experience made even better by the staff. So detailed with options regarding dinner and breakfast time

Made it easy to relax and know when to head down to dinner which was just sooo good. Just everything was amazing and I'll be telling everyone I know about this place

Service and locatpon were also great, I enjoyed my stay at this hotel a lot!

Nice hotel near to the beach with onsen, breakfast and dinner.

We booked a twin room with a sea view and a private open-air bath

I felt truly fortunate to enjoy vegetables from their own garden, along with local fish and Izu beef—real farm-to-table dining. The next morning, I took a walk around the area

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

The pan-fried fish was impressive, with a crispy texture that made it difficult to tell how the scales were cooked. The main course of game (venison) was also very tender, with no unpleasant odor

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

The food was mainly composed of vegetables from the inn's own garden, and the variety was plentiful, leaving me quite full

" I visited after being recommended that "the food is excellent for the price," and it truly was

It's different from ordinary accommodation, so as for the current state of Corona I don't have many opportunities to meet other people I think it is recommended

Check-in was smooth, although the place itself is quite far from the train station, but as a bonus you will be in a walking distance to Jogasaki Coast

The most beautiful hotel I've ever stayed in in Japan, even though the price was probably a quarter or a fifth of other hotels I've booked. The room was incredibly spacious, with both tatami mats and beds

You can email the hotel, and they will pick you up from Izu-Kogen Station. The property itself was nice, and all appliances were working

We contacted the hotel for a shuttle service, which was a 5-minute drive away, though it's quite a walk. The hotel is very nice, like a resort

When we arrived, the place was already pre-heated, and we received all amenities at the front desk. Personal hot spring was also nice

Not only did they provide us with a place to stay, but they also welcomed us with a wonderful onsen experience and a delicious breakfast — all of this even though they were actually closed at the time

They were truly a down-to-earth, friendly couple, and the best. *I didn't know this before, but apparently they both worked for a leading Japanese trading company and were stationed in Tanzania

Mizuno and his wife truly came to our rescue in a difficult situation. We had unexpectedly lost our original accommodation and suddenly found ourselves without a place to stay in Jogasaki

I returned to Japan for the first time in 10 years in December 2023 and stayed at this hotel with my friend. Warm hospitality, wonderfully delicious food, beautiful hot spring water, and a nice and clean room

Desperate to find a roof over our heads, we were incredibly grateful when Mr. Mizuno and his wife offered their help

Even in the restaurant, we were constantly shouting "Wow!" and "Wow!" (lol) The meal was lovingly home-cooked by the wife, and the owner chatted with us as he munched away

The bath was private, so I was able to relax in it, and all the food was absolutely delicious. Since I was pregnant, they made some adjustments to the food. I recommend it! I would definitely like to stay again

The daikon radish with sweet bean paste (?) and the mackerel were especially delicious. The owners were also very thoughtful, and it was a great change of pace. I would like to come again if I have the opportunity

The steak in particular was lean but flavorful, and was exquisite when eaten with foie gras and sauce. The breakfast was healthy and delicious Japanese food that I wanted to eat every morning

I stayed here with two friends on a road trip. The food was excellent, including the pan-fried salmon raised in the freshwater of Mount Fuji, which was refreshing yet richly flavorful

The guest bathroom was a bit compact, but the open-air hot spring bath was more than enough. I recommend this hotel for those who want to enjoy delicious food and wine in peace

The food was delicious the last time I visited, so I wanted to eat there again, so I came back with a friend. Everything at dinner was beautifully presented and delicious

Perfect Family Base in Izukogen Rating: 5/5 Hotel Village proved to be an outstanding choice for our family stay in Izukogen. The room size was ideal for families, providing comfortable space for everyone

Location: Perfectly situated for visiting Mount Omuro and the local zoo. The area offers numerous attractions, and the hotel serves as an excellent base for exploring everything Izukogen has to offer

Highlights: The breakfast was fantastic with excellent variety and quality. The onsen was a real treat after busy days exploring, offering genuine relaxation for the whole family

Verdict: Highly recommended for families seeking comfortable accommodation with traditional Japanese amenities whilst exploring this beautiful region

The hotel's breakfast and dinner were excellent, and the service was superb. I would definitely recommend this place next time!

Breakfast and dinner were excellent with a great variety of food. We had a really good experience! The hotel even has ping-pong and billiards tables, plus KTV

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

The hot spring bath had large windows, allowing for a relaxing soak. I recommend bathing before dark so you can enjoy the beautiful nature outside. The owner was very friendly and easy to talk to

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

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

The accommodation was equipped with the bare necessities, allowing us to escape our busy lives and relax in nature, making for a wonderful stay

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