4 star hotels in Higashiizu

Traditional onsen hotel with nice sea view, facilities are a bit dated, in-room hot water only came out after opening of tap for about 15 minutes. Quite spacious room, Carpark is also available for guest

The place was clean and tidy, the room was very spacious, and the private toilet and shower were fully equipped. The service was friendly, and I would definitely stay here again next time.

The price was 22,000 yen per person in the middle class. Thank you for taking care of us with an overnight stay on Saturday and Sunday in a single room for two. The room was old-fashioned, with views of the sea (Inatori Port), and most importantly, each room had an open-air bath. The sea-view bath was the best. The large communal bath and the open-air bath on the roof were also good. Dinner was also...

This is an old hot springs inn, but there are six free family baths, and the hot springs are gentle and very pleasant. Dinner was a half-bikini with live cooking. All of them were delicious, but the slow-cooked Kinmedai was exceptional.

Had a very enjoyable and relaxing weekend here. The staff doesn't speak much English except for one employee but they made sure we had most of the information about the hotel that we needed. Unfortunately due to Covid we weren't allowed to use the hot springs but we still enjoyed our stay very much. Even though some of the usual hotel amenities weren't offered we knew that going in that it was going...

Good spring hotel. Price reasonable. Nice service.

It's a 45-minute bus ride from Ito Station. Located on a plateau, it's much cooler than Ito city. The hot springs include a large public bath, sauna, and mist sauna. There is no open-air bath. The building is old, but the whole place has been well-maintained and doesn't feel dated. Although it's located deep in the mountains, the high level of food and service has been maintained, which is a testament...

清潔かんあり、スタッフの方も丁寧親切で、とにかく眺めが最高、食事は朝、夜、美しく美味しい 野生の鹿に行くたびに会える部屋からも鹿はみられるる。

Location is up on a mountain top. Great view if the weather is nice. Japanese and Western style rooms are available. Very professional and friendly staff. Most of them can communicate in English.

The best quality of onsen water and spa

Night and day difference with the other Akazawa properties in terms of service and facilities. The service here was overall pleasant. I had two members of staff waiting for me when I got off the bus. The rooms and all the interior were pristine and elegant. There were many places to sit and relax. I was pleasantly surprised at the good value. At check-in, I was mistaken that there were private sea...

There is a sauna and a cold bath in the room, so it feels very private. The long corridor from the entrance to the room to the living room is a different world. The food was also delicious. I want to go again.

圧倒的和の高級感に魅了されました。 清潔さもちょっとした小物のこだわりも素敵です。 ギフティングも多くて

everything is incredible, staffs are friendly and polite, public bath quality is stunning. Rooms are very spacious and very attention to details, one can definitely relax in there.

I was invited by my partner to celebrate my birthday and stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. It was a very nice inn. The staff's response is also good I was surprised at the quality of the surrounding facilities. First of all, there is a spa where you can enjoy swimming, healing and mud packs. There is a private room up to bowling, and there is also a tennis court. After staying, I enjoyed a day trip hot...

The hotel is located near Izu Station in Takahara and offers a shuttle service, but advance notice is required. The hotel's management, environment, service quality, and dining are all commensurate with the room rate. The service, in particular, is exceptionally high; the male Japanese staff and female ********* staff at the front desk were incredibly attentive and helpful! They left a deep impression...

The room was spacious and the hot spring was very comfortable; the complimentary socks were a nice touch. Both the French and Japanese cuisine became more refined each day. The 24-hour complimentary Häagen-Dazs ice cream was also a big plus.

Aside from the room, the service was excellent, especially in the restaurant. One of the staff members was a fantastic auntie who spoke good English and explained each dish meticulously and enthusiastically. The chef was great, skillfully using fresh local ingredients, had excellent taste, and presented the food beautifully. Most importantly, he was loving; he even adjusted the menu for my child, replacing...

Very satisfied with the room, it was huge! All the toiletries were Bulgari, and the service was excellent. However, soaking in the outdoor hot spring in the summer was basically just feeding the mosquitoes. The kaiseki dinner was a bit mediocre, a little disappointing.

Very good. There is a lady at the front desk who speaks Chinese. She is very considerate. The French and Japanese food are delicious.

I stayed on the first floor, and I could actually see little squirrels through the glass. The hotel is generally good, and there is unlimited ice cream. The only downside is that dinner took too long, about 2 hours.

"We had an absolutely amazing stay and only wish we had booked for longer! This ryokan is a true gem in Japan and easily the best place we have ever stayed. The atmosphere is incredibly peaceful, and both the onsen and the rooms are so relaxing—we’re leaving feeling completely rejuvenated. The highlight, however, was the staff; they are an amazing, lovely team who made us feel so welcome. Also, the...

Izunohana was my first luxury hot spring inn, and I was completely satisfied! I'd love to return as a treat. [Room] I stayed at Tsubaki on January 13th. It was a detached room, but it was new, clean, and comfortable. There are stairs to get to and from meals, so please be careful if you have weak legs. [Meals] The variety of dishes lived up to the name "Cuisine Inn," and I was very satisfied with...

I stayed in the Shobu room for two days and one night, starting on November 20th. First of all, the food was outstanding; both dinner and breakfast were by far the best I've had at any ryokan I've ever had. The alfonsino shabu-shabu for dinner was already satisfying, but the next day they served me a simmered dish using the same alfonsino head as the shabu-shabu, so the mealtimes continued to be...

November 2nd - 3rd, Cosmos, 2 people Located in a quiet location about a 15-minute drive from Izukogen Station. Stepping inside, you're greeted by the rustling bamboo grove and the pleasant sounds of birdsong, creating a special space that makes you forget your daily routine. ・Accommodation/Hospitality We stayed in the detached "Cosmos," located down a stone-paved staircase from the entrance....

Authentic onsen experience you can enjoy in Japan. Despite the language barrier and remoteness of the location, their staff are welcoming and warm, food is excellent and fresh, definitely love it.

The seafood sashimi portion was a little small, but the meal was satisfying. The stairs from the parking lot to the front room were difficult for me, as I have bad knees.

Ambiance: Very good. Hygiene: The room's AC had a strange smell. Service: Typical Japanese coldness. Breakfast: Lots of variety, and the taste was decent. I recommend sitting by the window. Dinner: Different every day. Facilities: Good, especially the onsen (hot spring), which was excellent.

Overall, it's pretty good. I'd stay here again next time I visit. The hotel offers a shuttle service from Izu Kogen Station, but it's infrequent. To catch it: After exiting Izu Kogen Station, turn right and walk to the bus stop. The parking lot next to it is where you'll find the shuttle. Staff will confirm your reservation name, help with your luggage, and offer a refreshing cold towel – very thoughtful...

The room was spacious with a great sea view. Unfortunately, it rained on our check-in day, so we couldn't see anything. But everything was beautiful the next day. The hotel lobby offers complimentary coffee, drinks, and alcohol, and just sitting there enjoying the view was enough to lift my spirits.

Although there was a miscommunication between Trip.com and the hotel during the initial booking process, which resulted in not being able to upgrade to the desired meal plan, the hotel front desk staff went above and beyond to resolve the issue. They provided a lot of help and convenience throughout my entire stay, and the management was very accommodating. Highly recommended! The hotel is a 10-minute...

The room size is decent, and the sea view is quite good. There are a few lounge chairs outside the lobby, and the lobby offers complimentary drinks and alcohol. Dan Dan noodles are served from 9 PM and the variety changes monthly. The shuttle buses are infrequent. A Didi ride to Mount Omuro cost me 107 RMB, and from Kadokake Suspension Bridge back to the hotel was around 70 RMB.

The hotel's location is excellent, very convenient for visiting the scenic spots.

The hotel's overall environment is good, with both outdoor and indoor hot springs. However, a female receptionist at the front desk saw us discussing in Chinese and rolled her eyes and shook her head at another colleague.

We got caught in a snowstorm in Izu, which brought traffic to a standstill. The staff personally drove us to the train station, in two separate trips, for which we are incredibly grateful. The hotel's breakfast and dinner were excellent, and the service was superb. I would definitely recommend this place next time!

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. 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. Location: Perfectly...

Breakfast and dinner were excellent with a great variety of food. The room was clean and tidy. We had a really good experience! The hotel even has ping-pong and billiards tables, plus KTV. We'll definitely choose this place again next time we're in Izu.

The hotel offers a shuttle service, and both the environment and rooms are excellent. Although the hotel has been around for a while, it's very well-maintained. The hot spring and swimming pool are great too. It's very close to Mount Omuro, just a short taxi ride away, and from Mount Omuro, you can catch a bus to the coast.

A hotel with a great experience! The room was very spacious, with a tatami room and a twin bedroom. We booked breakfast and dinner for 4 days, and the variety was extensive, exquisite, and delicious. The service was also excellent. The hotel is located 3-4 kilometers up a mountain road from Izu-Kogen Station, so walking is very tiring. You can either take a taxi or use the free shuttle bus. The timetable...

The location was great and it was very relaxing

Thank you for the wonderful time ♡ Both the open-air bath in the room and the private bath were very comfortable and healed! I was told that it was built by renovating an old private house, so I felt it was very tasteful. I think there were other guests, but the room had an open-air bath, and breakfast and dinner were served in private rooms, so I was able to spend a relaxing time. The staff's customer...

There are only a few rooms, so there is a strong sense of privacy. The hospitality of the staff and the food were very nice. The bath in the room was also very relaxing. There were places where I could feel the oldness of the facility, but it was also a good atmosphere. It has become an inn that I can't help but want to be taken care of again.

My boyfriend and I went on my birthday trip in March. The food, customer service, rooms, and hot springs are all top notch. As a 100-year-old old private house has been renovated, it is a wonderful room with a deep taste in the structure and rooms, and a harmonious interior imported from Europe. The best part was the open-air bath on the spacious wooden deck. A cute squirrel will also climb up ^ ^...

A hidden inn surrounded by nature. The room was clean and the open-air bath while listening to the chirping of birds was the best. All the dishes are very satisfying and the amount is sufficient. In addition, the room service and customer service were solid, and it was a wonderful inn with a perfect score in everything. Don't miss the Jogasaki coast. I want to go again.

This place is awesome. The food was great and the ambiance was soothing. We especially liked the noise of the birds, and watching the squirrels jump tree to tree from the private onsen in the room. Its a small hotel but we never saw any of the other guest. Very private.

From welcoming us to seeing us off, we were treated with great care and consideration, which was very helpful. The food was delicious and we were very satisfied, and the hot water in the private open-air bath and the open-air bath in our guest room was also very pleasant and relaxing. We stayed at Shizuka on January 3rd and 4th.

Although the location is a little hard to find, the relaxing and quiet atmosphere and delicious food made for a truly relaxing getaway. I was also surprised to encounter wild squirrels on the terrace of my room and in the open-air bath.

We had a very relaxing overnight stay with a amazing kaiseki dinner ,great service & hospitality and an even greater night & breakfast. My partner and I will recommend this Ryokan to all our travelling friends. I just wished I could speak the language and I hope we were both good guests.

The environment is beyond imagination. The quiet Japanese-style room is very comfortable. I like this tatami-style hot spring. It is also my favorite private hot spring. You can soak in the hot spring with a suitable temperature and you can see the outdoor mountain view. The meals are also Japanese-style and the service is super enthusiastic. Thumbs up for being picked up and dropped off by hotel staff...

We received courteous service from arrival to departure. Being in a separate building, the chances of encountering other guests are low. The food, both dinner and breakfast, was delicious. The bath was disappointing. The bathroom in the room was pitch black at night, and the lack of visibility and the surrounding greenery created a feeling of confinement. There was a small private open-air bath...

My first time in Japan and this is one of the best places I’ve had the honour to stay at. The location is hidden down a path that makes you feel Spirited Away vibes. I can not write as much as I like to compliment the staff, words cannot describe the outstanding service they provide. It feels weird not to worry so much about carrying my luggage around and everyone is extremely polite and well-dressed...

Very enthusiastic staff during check in. Ryokan is run mostly by foreign staff who spoke fluent English. They are hardworking and welcoming. Room allocated is aged and musty smelling. Hot spring bath is good though. Kaiseiki Dinner at this ryokan was the worst of the four we had during our Izu pennisula trip. We were served beef that was not fresh, sashimi with tough tendon that should have been...

I highly recommend this onsen ryokan! Among traditional Japanese hot spring hotels, its facilities are quite new. The garden environment is beautiful and the service is superb! The food might not look like a huge portion at first glance, but there are many dishes and it's definitely filling and delicious. The wasabi-themed dishes are especially unique.

This was the hotel we were most looking forward to in Izu. The day we arrived, a young man from the entrance ran over to help us with our luggage from a distance. We were really excited about dinner; there was a huge variety of delicious food. We even paid extra for a lobster sashimi and sake, which was excellent! The room itself was quite simple, but the entire hotel environment was beautiful and...

The room was okay, though a bit dated. Dinner was average, but the service was excellent, and the outdoor hot spring was a real highlight.

The services were top-notch. The dinner and breakfast were all meticulously prepared and served.

Perfect! Words can't describe our experience. It was simply beautiful, showcasing the best of Japan: courtesy, cleanliness, meticulous attention to detail, and exquisite cuisine. This is the hometown of the Izu Dancer, and wasabi is cultivated right down the mountain. The hotel told a story about wasabi from beginning to end...

Our room was spacious and came with a private outdoor onsen bath. (There is also a large onsen on the ground level where parties can reserve to use by the hour.) We had a lovely view of the ocean and it was relaxing to hear the sound of the waves while soaking in our bath. The Japanese breakfast was delicious and beautifully served and consisted of fresh sashimi , grilled fish, onsen tamago and...

Our stay at the Isana Resort was wonderful! The pre-arranged shuttle met us at the train station. The French-Asian fusion dinner was beautifully presented and deserves a Michelin rating. We enjoyed the private bath on our deck which overlooked the ocean, trees and the morning sunrise. The larger private onsen was reservable and so relaxing. Staff was very friendly and attentive and many spoke...

Excellent resort accommodations. Beautiful, clean, safe, outstanding service staff and 5 star food service. The in-room onsen with ocean views are unmatchable. Owner / Executive Chef the best; attention to details are superb. The rooms are immaculate; with typical authentic Japanese decor. Would definitely recommend this resort

Absolutely incredible! Don't skip the dinner it was the best meal of my life, amazing blend of French and Japanese style with delicious local ingredients. Staff are very friendly, the onsen in the room and the larger one are amazing. Really one of the nicest stays possible, such a great place to relax and listen to the ocean. Beautiful flowers and decor throughout the hotel.

Isana Resort melds the aesthetics and flavors of traditional and modern Japan. Although you may come for the relaxing soak, you’ll be lured back — even if from afar in your mind — by meals meticulously prepared and presented in ryokan style, but exploring influences of France and flavors of the West. The views are beautiful, the waters soothing, and the service impeccable. Isana Resort offers a restorative...

I'm 25 years living in Ito-city, and naturally did know this hotel by outside looking, so that it isn't necessary to stay there for me. The day I passed by, I met the manager of the hotel. He was a business man long time ago. Telling me in Maui island of Hawaii, started his own biz as a pension and diving shop. Returning to Japan after years opened here.

Have to cook the food yourself. Onsen is tiny, for 3 people max, not very hot. Service is present, staff is annoyed, expecting you to know everything about their accommodation. I would recommend to come with friends rather than as a couple.

Includes one dinner and one breakfast Large amount of food and variety The room is fully equipped with manual hand-grinded coffee The large bath was clean and comfortable, and I enjoyed it alone for nearly two hours. Maybe it’s because many people booked a private bath. The campsite is beautifully laid out and the campfire at night is a great atmosphere Overall, a good experience There was just a weird...

It's very clean. The bath, toilet, etc. There's a river nearby, so it's great in the summer.

The cleaning was thorough throughout and I had a pleasant stay.

The dog run was a little scary because it had some steep slopes and there was no roof, so there were times in the summer when there was no shade, but other than that I was very satisfied.

I stayed with my pet. It was a very comfortable stay! The family bath was also clean and relaxing.