Hotels in Higashiizu

I arrived at this hotel with high expectations, as the reviews all praised its cuisine. Both dinner and breakfast were lavish, with dishes served one by one. The splendid alfonsino sashimi and braised dish were definite highlights. However, the hotel room itself was quite ordinary and appeared rather dated. The 'top 100 Asian view' is entirely weather-dependent; on a cloudy day, it's quite unremarkable

The hot spring bath was incredibly relaxing.

As you'd expect from an inn where you can dine, the meals were truly sumptuous and all delicious. I was also happy that they had sashimi for both dinner and breakfast. I also used the open-air baths in my room and the large public bath, and both had great views and were very pleasant! I would love to stay here again!

The 16 videos and photos alone speak volumes about my satisfaction with this hotel! I wasn't entirely satisfied with the room I booked based on the photos, but it was even better in person. It's the first time I've ever experienced a hotel that's actually better than the photos! The food was absolutely amazing! My two elders were blown away by their first experience at a Japanese onsen hotel, enjoying...

Although it is a bit far from the station, a shuttle bus is provided, which is also very convenient for self-driving tours. In addition, all meals are enjoyed in the room, which is very private and convenient.

The room was clean and spacious. The dinner and breakfast were above and beyond expectations. They even had gunkan sashimi with each meal, and a whole alfonsino with dinner! We enjoyed both the hotel's public hot springs, morning and night, respectively. The ocean view was stunning, and the private bath on the room's balcony was also nice.

The onsen room isn't huge but it's very clean and the water is excellent. Soaking twice a day, once in the morning and once at night, really does feel healthy. The food is great. The hotel is located by the sea, but there's no beach. You can see trains heading to Shimoda passing by. In the lobby, there's a fish pond with large koi, and for 100 yen, you can buy food from a dispenser to feed them. The...

Overall, it was a fantastic experience. The hotel gave me a high-floor room, and the view was absolutely incredible! I'd definitely go back just for that ocean view. It's so photogenic! The only downside is that the hotel rooms are a bit old, but considering it's a decades-old hotel, that's understandable. The smell when you enter the room is like that of a straw mat, not an unpleasant odor. What...

Service: The service was genuinely excellent. I had some issues with my room during check-in and ended up bothering the staff for quite a while, but they remained patient and helpful throughout. Facilities: The facilities are a bit old, but I booked an upgraded room which had been renovated. It felt newer than the standard rooms and didn't have any musty smell. Cleanliness: It was very clean, and...

I was assigned a room on the 3rd floor, which was dark and had a musty smell, so I wasn't happy with it. The room itself was spacious with a separate wet and dry area, but the bathroom was old and I didn't dare to use it. The highlight for me was the 6th-floor lounge. It was comfortable, overlooked the sea, and offered snacks and drinks 24/7 – a great place to relax. The hot springs were just okay...

The room facilities are quite outdated. The first day had bad weather, and it was only sunny on the second day. I booked a half-board package, and the breakfast was decent. I was quite disappointed with the 24-hour service; there were limited options, too many people, and only drinks were available. Desserts were only served after dinner. Dinner was also mediocre. The set meal with golden eye snapper...

This is definitely one of my favorite hotels! The exterior has a very European feel, but the rooms are distinctly Japanese, as you can see from the photos. Honestly, one room could easily fit ten people, though it felt a bit wasteful for just me. 😄 The hotel's main onsen is fantastic, especially the outdoor bath – so relaxing with a wonderful view. The service here is exceptional. There are different...

It's OK, suitable for families, but a little old

Friendly staff, nice service. Old building, but very clean. Some rooms were reformed. Just need some improvement in the food menu. It was ok level.

Ideal for travellers with children under age of 7.

Nice place for family trip, the pool was fun. tasty food on buffet especially the Sashimi and tempura. The staff were friendly.

A bit old but well cared hotel with views of the ocean in every room. The night and morning buffet was lovely, plenty of fresh dishes. The massage service is also good and affordable. I recommend to make some visit the onsen and swimming pool, which are both very nice.

The buffet was delicious. Western and Japanese food. Frustrating that the fitness room cost an extra ¥1080 for 2 hours. Everywhere inside was clean and the onsen were nice, well stocked with grooming supplies. The outdoor onsen is great.

I arrived at the hotel after 6 PM, but upon entering the room, I found it didn't match my reservation: there was no bed (see Figure 1), while I had clearly booked a room with a bed (see Figure 2). After questioning the hotel, they insisted that this was the room I had booked. Worse still, I could hear loud noise from a machine on the side of the balcony. I immediately contacted my Ctrip hotel concierge...

The location, hot springs, food, and service were all excellent. As most hot spring areas are comprised of older buildings, the hotel's overall facilities appear to need some remodeling.

The room was spacious and clean, and the hot spring was very comfortable. I'll definitely come again.

The two ********* guys at the hotel front desk and restaurant were very polite, and the other staff were also very friendly and polite. The hotel swimming pool was very clean and the view from the room was beautiful. It is highly recommended.

The Atagawa Prince Hotel perfectly embodies the essence of Japanese hospitality! From the moment you step into the lobby, the staff greet you with a friendly smile, proactively assist with your luggage, and patiently explain how to use the facilities. The most amazing thing is the hotel's dual hot spring experience—the open-air bath offers a distant view of the ocean, while the observation bath looks...

This is the hot spring hotel I was most satisfied with during my trip to Izu. There is a 24-hour convenience store right at the door. The hotel shuttle bus is very convenient. I called the hotel as soon as I arrived at Atagawa Station. I saw the staff holding a sign when I got out of the station. It takes about 5 minutes to drive to the hotel. In fact, the hotel is just a little above the station,...

We enjoyed the hotel so much, the room is spacious with sea view, it is located in the quiet neighborhood. We also booked for dinner at hotel and it was more than our expectation. The food is fresh and delicious, the staff were super friendly. There is a great izakaya restaurant near by with reasonable price.

Stayed from Oct 2-4. **Environment**: Right by the sea, you can see the ocean as soon as you open the curtains, with waves crashing against the rocks. The balcony is an excellent spot to watch the sunrise and sunset. The window insulation is superb; when you close the windows at night, you can't hear the sound of the waves at all. This hotel seems to be the closest to the sea on this street, and I...

The room was very spacious; we booked the Lian Yin room on the 3rd floor. The hotel has many room types. We arrived at the station at 6:30 PM, past the last shuttle bus for over six years, but the hotel still came to pick us up. Dinner and breakfast were incredibly rich and exceeded our expectations!

This hotel is a 10-minute walk from Izu Inatori Station, or you can request a hotel transfer, but we couldn't get through on the phone so we couldn't use that service. The beach is right outside the door, and it's also very close to Ginsui-so. A stroll in the evening is very pleasant. The open-air onsens are on the 3rd and 5th floors, but you can't see the sunrise from there. You can watch it from...

I have to highlight the two meals at this hotel. Pictures 1-5 show dinner. The portions were huge, more than we could finish. The taste was good, the sashimi was fresh, and the splendid alfonsino was also delicious. Picture 6 shows breakfast. What really stood out was the fragrant grilled fish, and mixing the onsen egg into the rice was absolutely amazing!

I booked a standard sea-view room and made a reservation in advance, so the hotel arranged a shuttle bus to pick us up from and drop us off at Izu-Inatori Station. To be honest, the room was a bit old and the hygiene was just so-so, but the half-board (dinner and breakfast) was absolutely amazing! There was a wide variety of sashimi, lobster soup, shabu-shabu with pork and matcha-infused broth, and...

The Atagawa-kan, which I'd been looking forward to, certainly didn't disappoint! The accommodations, hot springs, hotel food, and nearby restaurants were all great, and the surroundings were simply amazing. Highly recommended!

The hotel's hot spring is very comfortable and there's a shuttle bus service. The service is also great, and you can watch the sunrise directly from your room.

This hotel is very clean. Although there was a faint musty, wooden smell upon entering, it quickly dissipated after airing out the room. I stayed on the seventh floor, and the view outside was exceptional; the sea was right below, and there were barely any tourists. The hotel offers a shuttle service, and the staff are very warm and welcoming, especially the elderly lady. We had a wonderful night and...

Kanto-Izu Trip in September 2025~ For this Izu trip, we stayed at Atagawakan. After exiting JR Izu-Atagawa Station, I was about to walk to the hotel with my luggage when I saw Atagawakan's shuttle bus pulling up right outside, so I hopped right on. Over the next few days, I noticed the shuttle runs very frequently – I wonder if it's timed with the JR train schedule? It's not actually a long walk...

This hotel comes highly recommended on Xiaohongshu, and for good reason—it offers excellent value for money. Stylistically, it boasts a Japanese home-style aesthetic (online sources claim it's Showa-era, which might be a bit early). The floor-to-ceiling windows facing the sea provide fantastic photo opportunities and a wonderful experience. Regarding dining, many online reviews rave about their kaiseki...

This was my first time staying at a hot spring hotel, and choosing Atagawa-kan on my first day in Izu, Japan, was the best decision ever. I booked two nights for just over 800 (yen/yuan) a night, and the service was attentive and detailed. The ocean looked beautiful and serene during the pre-dawn blue hour. The outdoor onsen offered stunning panoramic views of the sea. There's an ice cream shop on...

Overall is good. Onsen is nice. Not crowded. Nice view. Will visit again

The hotel is indeed quite old and not very well maintained. I had originally booked another hotel, but due to a hot spring malfunction, I had to move here. It's walkable from the station, but the slope is steep, so it's best to use the hotel's free shuttle if you have luggage. There's no Wi-Fi in the rooms, though the mobile signal is decent in rooms on higher floors. The hotel lacks dining facilities...

The room was spacious. The hotel is a bit old but very clean. For this price, what more could you ask for? There's free parking, the sea view is beautiful, and falling asleep to the sound of the waves was very relaxing.

If u are driving this hotel is nice comes with confortable onsen to relax your body after a long day walking from the station it takes 17min walking but car service provided sending u to the station but not sure abiut from the station to the hotel as we didnt check and tried walk there as the time we got there is edy late, one has to be very alert if u only use public transport and hotel shuttle service...

Although the hotel is a bit old, it's very clean, and the breakfast is delicious, especially the curry rice. The location is excellent, being close to Kawazu-cho, Inatori, and Jogasaki Coast. Plus, it boasts ocean views where you can watch both the sunrise and sunset. It offers great value for money and is definitely worth revisiting.

Did not actually stay in this hotel. The day before check-in, the hotel texted to offer a change to Atagawa Yamatokan, a sister hotel located approximately three minutes drive away. Therefore, the ratings in this review is for the latter hotel.

I stayed in a room with an open-air bath! The location was great, and the complimentary drinks and snacks were plentiful, which I really appreciated. ^_^ The dinner course was quite generous, with plenty of fish. The foreign staff were very helpful in introducing me to the dishes.

The hotel is smaller than expected, the hotel staff is very polite, and the hygiene is very clean You have to take off your shoes before entering the hotel. But in terms of hot springs really 10 points disappointed one of the view hot springs under decoration, and men's and women's hot springs will be reversed every day, one of the hot springs is no minerals just hot water, but the hot springs in the...

The hotel is under renovation, so one of the rooftop baths is closed. We went specifically for the rooftop bath, but were very disappointed. Room 312 had insect bites; after one night, my thighs had many red spots. Dinner and breakfast were plentiful. However, overall, the price-performance ratio was not high.

This was my first solo trip to Japan, and it was a spontaneous decision. Due to my procrastination, I only started booking accommodations two days in advance. Hotels near Izu Kogen and Atami were all booked, so I booked this place. But once I arrived, I felt incredibly comfortable. The hotel is in a very quiet location with beautiful scenery. The hotel facilities are also very new, and the staff are...

The hotel upgraded me to a higher level room. The hotel was going to be completely upgraded and renovated the next day. I didn't try out other hotel services, such as breakfast, dinner, and hot springs. I think the room was just okay, not bad.

Overall, the hotel is good. The hotel has a shuttle bus. Although time is limited, it is not far to walk from Inatori Station to the hotel without luggage. The hotel breakfast is very rich, but I didn't experience the kaiseki dinner. The beach at the entrance of the hotel is very suitable for children and can be played all day.

Wonderful hotel. Great staffs, great environment, rooms are so clean, we tried 2 different style of rooms and they both are great. Great good too. Nothing bad. Have air-con which is I really needed. I love this hotel.

We had a wonderful stay at Gyokusui. The ryokan was peaceful and relaxing, and the onsen was beautifully maintained and very calming. Both dinner and breakfast were thoughtfully prepared and we felt genuinely well looked after throughout our stay. There was also a translator with excellent English, which made everything very easy and comfortable. A lovely and tranquil experience.

We stayed at Gyokusui for one night in March. The ryokan is located in a quiet, tranquil, and fairly secluded area, surrounded by nature. It features a large garden with cherry blossoms, adding to the peaceful atmosphere. A complimentary shuttle service from Izu-Atagawa Station was provided by the ryokan. The staff member who took care of us was attentive and helpful, delivering excellent service...

Very clean and comfortable stay! Highly recommend this hotel if you drive :)

Highly recommended this place to anyone who wants to experience the traditional Japanese hospitality and a peaceful retreat from busy Tokyo. Highlights: We booked the room with private outdoor onsens. The room was spacious and elegant with views of a beautiful zen garden. The public onsen was gorgeous too. Each room also could reserve a public onsen for an hour where you can enjoy the soothing natural...

It's more convenient to travel by car. It's very relaxing to look out the window. The dinner was great. The ingredients were very good and delicious. The overall experience was better. The room facilities were also very good.

very good experience Food are good, we had good time

It was a very good experience. You can also soak in the famous open-air hot spring for free. The room I booked includes dinner and breakfast. I like the kaiseki cuisine for dinner! The hotel also prepared a calendar for watching the sunrise and full moon, which is great value for money!

Thanks to the customer service for helping me book the hotel shuttle bus at Izu Atagawa Station. It is said that reservations must be made in advance. This float is very beautiful and recognizable. The white-haired grandfather or tick the name of the resident. It doesn’t matter if you arrive early. There are basically cars on time and half time on time🚗 The check-in receptionist can speak English and...

The hotel is really super clean, the environment is also very beautiful and quiet. You can see the sea view outside when you open the window. The most important thing is that the three meals a day are very rich (you can eat every meal directly), the private soup environment is very good and it is very comfortable to soak in, there are some small games in the hotel, and there is a massage chair in the...

This is my favorite hotel in this Kanto trip. The service, atmosphere and facilities are excellent. I stayed in all the hot spring hotels in Hakone, Atami and Izu, and this one was the best. 1-The food arrangement is great. You can have a dessert like ice jelly in the afternoon. The dinner is very rich (note that there is no limit on the amount of tempura, but you can only order five kinds per round...

This is the first time to go Izu that little bit far from Tokyo by car but very worth it. Me and my family stayed a room with private bath tub was amazing and also dinner and breakfast were great tasty, good view with breakfast. I really would go there again. Some staffs speaks English too. Thank you very much for kind serving us.

The hotel's kaiseki dinner wasn't a hit with a lot of my family; they found it a bit strange, though I thought it was okay. The hotel itself is very comfortable, and the rooms are quite spacious. The tatami mats were a huge favorite with the kids, and the onsen (hot spring) is really authentic.

The room was spacious and bright with a beautiful sea view. The front desk staff was very helpful. Complimentary drinks and coffee are available on the 2nd floor. They offer free pick-up and drop-off service if you book in advance. There are clean and comfortable hot springs on both the 2nd and 11th floors. We had a private room for breakfast with a great view, which required booking a day in advance

This was a really great experience. I specifically came to Beichuan Onsen (hot spring) to check it out; it's quite wild, right by the Pacific Ocean, and staying at the hotel grants free access. Beichuan is a small station, and the village only has one convenience store and one restaurant. Although it's remote, the convenience store has a good selection, and prices are cheaper than in the city. The...

The hotel facilities are quite good; although it's an older hotel, it's clearly been recently renovated. The service was excellent. When we arrived at Izu-Atagawa Station, we hadn't arranged a pick-up with the hotel beforehand, but after a quick call, the front desk immediately sent a driver to get us. He arrived in about ten minutes, which was fantastic! I used the hotel's 11th-floor indoor hot spring...

Our trip to Japan this time unfortunately coincided with a typhoon, but thankfully we arrived in Izu *after* it had passed. It felt like even a typhoon couldn't spoil our enjoyment! The weather was even better afterward; it was incredibly relaxing to enjoy the sea breeze while admiring the ocean view. Our room was excellent – easily the largest we've stayed in during our trips to Japan. It came with...

This was my first visit to Izu. I compared several hotels in the area, and the one next door, which boasted a sea view, was literally double the price – frankly, a bit much. This hotel, in comparison, offered the best value for money. We booked a Japanese-style room with a direct sea view, which was incredibly comfortable. We were also treated to breathtaking scenery. The hotel facilities were comprehensive...

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.

The room is too big for two people and we had a comfortable and relaxing sleep.

Although the room was different from what I expected, they dealt with it in various ways and it was very helpful. It was disappointing that the balcony was not cleaned properly.

Description was not correct in terms of facility in the room booked, which I was so unhappy that I expected to have Roten Buro (no roof outside bathtub on the balcony), however it was not, and kept asking trip.com to sort it out but never been sorted. It just made me wasted a lot of time for correspondences between trip.com and myself.

The food was delicious. The large public bath was clean and satisfying. However, I was concerned about the slippery floor. I think it may be dangerous for elderly people to slip.

We love This Hotel a good accommodation And delicious Food.

Atagawa Heights, Itoen Hotel group with discount, hot spring hotel with dinner and free breakfast.

The Japanese-style hotel is a bit far from the station, but you can contact them to arrange a pick-up and drop-off service from Atagawa Station, which is quite convenient. Every staff member was very dedicated, and I'm very grateful. Special praise to the hotel's breakfast and dinner; they were excellent.

The hot springs in this hotel are so good! ! The six outdoor private baths are all facing the sea, with beautiful scenery, smooth water and fresh air! And there are always empty baths during your stay, so you can go and soak whenever you want. The service is also very good, from the lobby to the restaurant to the room service, every waiter I met is very warm and polite. The response is also very fast...

Clean and sanitary, good service, very comfortable to live in There is a telephone pole outside the window that blocks the view, which is a little worse Booked a one-night stay with two meals, the food is average, not very delicious The room has a private bath, which is actually a bathtub, and you can also go to the open-air bath on the fourth floor, facing the sea, with a good environment and good...

The accommodation experience in Atagawa is very good. Facilities: basic facilities are complete, soaking in hot springs, facing the sea, feeling comfortable Sanitation: the room is clean and tidy Environment: by the sea, fall asleep listening to the sound of waves Service: considerate and thoughtful

There is a pick-up at the station. The hotel staff are very warm and polite. You can also take a hot spring bath. The food is also very good and rich. The room is clean and you can see the sea ~ CP value is very high. I recommend everyone to come and play ~ It’s a great vacation ~❤️The point is that I accidentally left my coat here, and the hotel staff was very enthusiastic to help me solve the problem...

I was looking forward to the hot spring sea view room, but after checking in, I found that it was very different from my expectations. First of all, the room is not big and the facilities are very old. The room with sea view balcony and hot spring was booked, but there was no indoor shower in the room. The shower was also outdoor. It was a bit cold when the temperature was low. I could only go to the...

This is my first time for stay in this hotel Izu. Hotel is so old but here is attractive for Showa era ppl. Traditional Japanese cuisine,Amazing hot bath(Onsen) Almost staffs are foreiners ,but they have good hospitality. I can recommend to stay here at once. especially couple and families.

As everyone has said, the facilities are aging, but the staff were very considerate.

A very good experience. The room had an ocean view and an onsen (hot spring). It was right next to the Atagawa Yamatokan Hotel and not far from the train station.

The hotel is old, so give it some credit. The location is good, with train and walking connections to everything.

This hotel is frequented by many elderly Japanese guests. Although it's a bit old, the service is excellent. It's not crowded with Chinese tourists. The grandfather at the front desk was very welcoming, carrying our suitcases and confirming our room details. All the staff were very friendly. The room, though old, was very clean, which my mother loved. She wanted to stay longer. For some reason, there...

The room facilities are quite dated and old, but they're generally usable. For those driving, the hotel is in a great location, with parking available by the sea. The tram station isn't far away, but the station is halfway up the mountain, while the hotel is at the foot of the mountain, on the seaside. The road slope is quite steep. The room window offers a great view, right on the beach. The staff...

I chose this hotel instead of the neighboring Ginshuisou because it was slightly more expensive for the same dates, and it was much better than expected. The hotel service was excellent overall, from the shuttle bus to the hotel itself – standard Japanese service. The only slight drawback was that I didn't encounter any staff members fluent in English; we mostly communicated using translators. I...

We were given a corner room, but it was surprisingly larger than expected. The view was great. The hotel itself is a bit old, but the location is excellent. The private hot spring is worth experiencing, and the hot spring itself is very nice.

The room was clean and spacious, with a breathtaking ocean view. You could fall asleep to the sound of the waves. There was a convenience store across the street, making shopping very convenient. Remember to book the private hot spring at check-in, otherwise you might not be able to get a reservation. Dinner was good, but breakfast was average.

The room is ok, the location is ok, there are many delicious restaurants nearby, and I especially recommend the fried rice with egg at the nearby Itoshima-ya, which is perfect. However, the service of the hotel itself is very average. None of the 6 inquiry emails I sent received a reply, and the person on the other end of the phone couldn't speak English and couldn't communicate. For house cleaning...

The ocean view was stunning, and the breakfast was a bit better than expected—a buffet with local flavors. It might be a bit far from a convenience store, but it's within walking distance. We rented yukata, and the lady who made the bed patiently tied a beautiful two-tone bow for each of us! Overall, it was a great stay.

We encountered the Japanese tsunami during our trip. As the Izu Kyuko Line was completely suspended, the hotel sent all of our guests who were checking out today to Mishima Station. Now we are on the Shinkansen to Osaka. I really like the emergency plan and will stay here again next time!

The location is incredibly remote, and there's no shuttle service. The walk there was utterly exhausting. The open-air hot spring was a haven for bugs. At night, the crashing waves sounded so intense we felt like they could sweep us away. The overall atmosphere felt like an old-school Japanese ryokan, reminiscent of those traditional houses you see in anime where characters go for a rural retreat...

The location is incredibly remote, and there's no shuttle service. The walk there was utterly exhausting. The open-air hot spring was a haven for bugs. At night, the crashing waves sounded so intense we felt like they could sweep us away. The overall atmosphere felt like an old-school Japanese ryokan, reminiscent of those traditional houses you see in anime where characters go for a rural retreat...

Given the affordable price and excellent value for money, one shouldn't expect too much. From 3 PM daily, the hotel offers a complimentary free-flow of beverages and alcoholic drinks, along with snacks like xiaolongbao (mini steamed buns) and Oden. This is incredibly cost-effective! Apparently, the open bar continues until 9 PM. With all this food and drink provided daily, you'll be more than satisfied...

Given the affordable price and excellent value for money, one shouldn't expect too much. From 3 PM daily, the hotel offers a complimentary free-flow of beverages and alcoholic drinks, along with snacks like xiaolongbao (mini steamed buns) and Oden. This is incredibly cost-effective! Apparently, the open bar continues until 9 PM. With all this food and drink provided daily, you'll be more than satisfied...

The hotel seems quite old, and the room facilities are rather dated. As soon as you step into the room, you're hit with that distinct, strong Indian curry smell – you know the kind. I even had to sprinkle some medicated oil at night to try and mask the scent! You have to lay out the futons yourself. However, this hotel offers good value for money. Rooms facing the sea offer beautiful sunrise views...

The room was very spacious, clean, and comfortable!

The positive review is for Ctrip, because I couldn't stay at other hotels and was able to change to this one for free. If I had stayed at the original price, the value for money would have been extremely low. The view from the standard room wasn't great; I had to pay to upgrade to a suite to make it slightly better. The service from the lobby manager to the waiters and drivers was poor. The food was...

This is a Japanese-style hotel that's not very conveniently located, but it's well-equipped, comfortable, and spacious with a private onsen. Dinner is very luxurious, and breakfast is plentiful. The hotel is located in a quiet area with a stretch of seaside road nearby.

To be honest, it wasn't as amazing as I'd heard. The hotel doesn't have a restaurant, and the food was just average. Having dinner in the room was one thing, but having breakfast in the room was another. They even knocked on the door to collect the bed before 8 am! I was so annoyed.

The room was great, but it was cloudy that day, which affected the beautiful view. The food was fresh and the quantity was large, so I was very full. The private hot spring was also great, so be sure to make an appointment in advance.

Very good stay experience, the sunrise in the morning must be seen. The hotel service is first-class, just short of feeding you. The breakfast is very rich, it is the breakfast with the most variety I have ever eaten in my life. The oranges in the lobby on the 8th floor are also delicious, it seems that there is no such orange in China

It's really a perfect hotel to stay in! Whether it's the scenery, service, or breakfast and dinner, they are all amazing. The hotel's one-time hot spring reservation for each person is also facing the sea! This choice deserves 100 likes

It was quite interesting to talk about this stay. Most of the waiters were very friendly and willing to consider and provide a lot of help for the guests, but there was a very shocking scene. We stayed for two nights in total. On the first night, after finishing the teppanyaki, we saw that we could set off free fireworks outside the restaurant. Several friends were very happy because fireworks have...

Traditional Japanese style, didn't book a sea view room but this one is pretty good. The originally rainy weather suddenly got better, and I saw the sunrise. The food and beverage were also good. Breakfast was traditional Japanese, and dinner was included in the set menu 🈶 Western food, sashimi, etc. The service was also very good. Very good, independent terrace hot spring ♨️ comfortable

The room we stayed in was very big, a Western-style room with two mattresses and a massage chair. The hotel's open-air hot spring bath has a great view, facing the sea. The breakfast and dinner were very rich, and the staff also thoughtfully gave each of us a lunch box when we went out in the morning. I felt that the value of the room fee was reflected in the meals. The hotel will have a free shuttle...

Very satisfied The hotel food is very good The room has a view of Sagami Bay The hotel's hot springs are also great, you can face nature while taking a hot spring bath And the male and female baths are changed at night So you can experience different pools

The hotel service is very warm, there is a coffee bar with free drinks, lunch boxes are delivered at noon, and the dinner and breakfast are also very rich. I am very satisfied! The price-performance ratio is very high, and I will come again next time I have the chance!

It's a good experience, but the sea view is a bit blocked, not as good as Jixiang Pavilion!

The staff at the store were very kind and helpful!

Nice place and enjoyed the experience. Onsen was wonderful.

It was great that there was a private open-air bath. It would be great if the ocean was nearby and the weather was sunny. There were so many hot springs that you couldn't use them all in one day.

Shuttle pick up avaliable at train station. Food is excellent.

Very amazing, the breakfast is so rich! There is almost no one in the hotel's hot spring. However, if children stay in this hotel, they will be charged an additional fee, so if you bring children, you must communicate with the hotel in advance. In short, the accommodation environment is really good, all Japanese style, a memorable night! Ctrip is still very powerful, and I am very satisfied with the...

Very nice staff.we went there in July and took the private onsen and it was too hot so couldn’t enjoy it 😂