Romantic Hotels in Higashiizu

Nestled in the serene surroundings of Atagawakan, this hotel presents a unique blend of convenience and natural beauty, making it a compelling choice for those journeying by car. Guests are provided with a shuttle service to the nearest train station in the morning. The hotel's crowning glory is undoubtedly its rooms, which offer breathtaking views of the majestic sea and the picturesque of 7 islands, providing a visual feast that is truly unforgettable. However, the traditional Japanese sleeping arrangement, which involves bedding on the floor, may not cater to everyone's comfort preferences. Moreover, the early check-out time at 10 am, coupled with the requirement for rooms to be made up by the same time, might pose a slight inconvenience for some guests. While the hotel's location offers a tranquil retreat, it is worth noting that it is situated a considerable distance from major attractions, which could affect those planning extensive sightseeing. In summary, this hotel stands out for its stunning vistas and convenient shuttle service, though it may be best suited to those who appreciate the tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of city life and are comfortable with traditional sleeping arrangements.

Absolutely amazing view from the in-room open air bathtub. They are the closest hotel to the ocean which means unblocked views of the horizon. A short 5mins walk to quite a well stocked supermarket, dollar store (daiso) & McDonald’s for those who are looking for some fast food. Shuttle bus is provided but timings are fairly limited. But a 17min walk to the station isn’t that bad considering it’s a very quaint town. 2 On site public onsen also available for free. Lvl 5’s onsen is better than lvl 3 I think. Staff were also very welcoming and nice.

The room is not very new but very big. The floor is covered with straw mats, which smell like grass. The bathroom is not big, and the light at the wash basin is very dim, which is not friendly for makeup. But the large floor-to-ceiling window faces the sea, and you can watch the sunset and fireworks, which is a super plus! There are many large flying beetles on the beach, so it is recommended not to open the window. The hotel's set menu is very good, from breakfast to dinner, it is very rich. The scenery is very different when the weather is good or bad! The hotel has hot springs, both indoors and outdoors, and it is not far to walk to AEON Supermarket. Overall, it is highly recommended! Special praise for the Chinese waitress in the store, who is cute and capable! I will go again if I have the chance.

Get off at Izu Atagawa Station. There are several shuttle buses to the hotel before 11:10 am. If you are going to Omuroyama and other attractions from the hotel, walk 10-15 minutes to Izu Kitagawa and take the bus to Izu Plateau to change to the tourist bus line. The hotel is right next to the coastline. It is very healing to fall asleep with the sound of the waves at night. There are not many hot spring hotels in Kitagawa along the way, so there are not many tourists. Basically, you can take a bath and eat in the hotel. It is very quiet. There is also an open-air hot spring diagonally opposite the hotel gate: Heigen Rock. You can take a bath with your whole body bare and facing the Pacific Ocean. It is wild and exciting. The emotional value of the meal is in place. You can request a window seat. The meal is in line with the price of one night and two meals.

Dachuan is a quiet place far from the hustle and bustle. The hotel is only for adults and is very quiet. The private bath in the room opens to the sea view. There are two large private baths on the underground first floor of the hotel, one for outdoor and one for outdoor. The outdoor scenery is also excellent. I can't imagine how beautiful the cherry blossoms in spring and the red leaves of osmanthus in autumn will be. I will come again next time. The portion of dinner is really too big. I am a big eater, but I feel so full after eating. The fresh fish is so delicious that I don't want to waste a bit...

- Scenery: It’s really nice. You can watch the sunrise from home. Give it 5 points. - Where you stayed: The room setting is quite reasonable. It doesn’t feel too small, nor does it feel that the facilities are very old. The quilt is very short and I don’t understand what the custom is. I’ll give it 4 points. The food was okay. The dinner was rich but not memorable. The breakfast on the second day felt a bit shrunk. I can’t give it more than 4 points. - Service: Really bad; when checking in, the waiter may not have arrived very soon and couldn’t explain many things clearly; he said he would have breakfast at 8 a.m., but he started to come to the door at 7:20 to clean up the bedding; he obviously only booked dinner for one night, but the front desk recorded it as After two nights, I had to ask them repeatedly to confirm that there was no second night, and the order was wrong when I finally checked out; the lounge is free all day, which is good, but there is nothing provided during the 12-16 check-in peak period (it would be nice to have coffee), as promised at noon After cleaning at 12 o'clock, I opened the door after 10 o'clock and started chatting and working without looking to see if anyone was there. I opened the bedroom door and saw that the guest finally left after taking a rest. All in all, I will definitely give it a 2 points for failing. - Hot spring bath: The private hot spring room is very large, and it is free for 50 minutes per night; this saves a little bit of points - Transportation: There is a 10-minute walk to Izu Kitagawa Station (small) on a small road, and the hotel provides a shuttle bus every 15 minutes to Izu Arakawa Station (large). But this location takes more than 20 minutes to Kawazu to the south and Izu Plateau to the north. It’s not convenient to go anywhere without touching both ends.

The hotel has a shuttle bus to pick up and drop off at Atagawa Station, and the rooms have unbeatable sea views and open-air hot springs. The staff in each department of the hotel are highly professional and courteous. Guests staying at the hotel can also visit its sister hotel ”Jixiangting” to visit and soak in the hot springs, and can also use the ”Kurogen Rock” open-air hot spring.

The room and environment are great, and the service is also very good. I just asked the front desk to borrow an adapter, but there was no adapter. In addition, the Western food reserved for dinner was said to be the default on Ctrip, but I did not choose Western food. Why should I go to a Japanese-style hotel? Maybe they all ordered Western food, but after negotiating for a long time, they changed to Japanese food for one night. I don't know who should be blamed for this problem.

The hot spring hotel room is very large, there is an open-air private hot spring and indoor hot spring. The hotel staff was very warm and courteous. They stayed for two nights. The dinner shop for the second night gave us an upgrade. It was really delicious and rich!

I stayed for one night without meals. I was a little disappointed that the washlet in the toilet was broken and I couldn't choose the size of the yukata... but the location was so great that I didn't even notice! The room was clean, the bath was comfortable, and the amenities were all there, so I had a comfortable stay. I'll definitely come back again (lol)