Romantic Hotels in Izu

The hotel is located in the mountains near Shuzenji Temple. We originally booked this hotel expecting a beautiful view, but the waiter actually gave us a room facing the staff entrance. Not only did we not have a window view, but as soon as we opened the curtains, we could see the staff coming in and out and the garbage trucks, which really affected our mood. The hygiene in the hot spring dressing room was also worrying. The wall near the exhaust fan was obviously dusty and dirty. The hygiene of this hotel was not very good. 😑 There was hair left by someone on the bedside in the room. Sigh😑, I have to give a bad review.

It is a traditional ryokan with a lot of history. Therefore, due to its age, it cannot provide a too comfortable feeling. There are no lifts / escalators for customers to go to 2/F. I needed to carry two suitcases up 2 steep staircases to my room. The room is clean but just old. It is also not easy to find a TV of that small size in hotels now. The hot springs (Onzen) were fine. Both dinner and breakfast are good, I was seated in a smaller restaurant where I found very comfortable.

Booked this ryokan for my parents. Its a little troublesome to get to this hotel but other than the location, the room was the best they have ever been too. The food was amazing in both variety and taste too!

Last time I stayed at the Marriott next door, this time I want to try the one next door. The hotel is a resort, and it is not very convenient to enter and exit the restaurant and the large bath. Fortunately, the room has a private hot spring, which is great, and you can see Mount Fuji. The breakfast is very simple and average, maybe because of the limited supplies on the mountain.

An older hotel, a bit dated, but very clean. The private hot spring on the 7th floor has a pleasant sea view. The service was thoughtful. As soon as the car arrived at the door, someone came out to confirm the name, and another immediately moved the luggage to the room. The breakfast and dinner included were also quite unique, and the Japanese food was delicious.

The Mizunoji Windnoji Yushima Ryuta Onsen Hotel is the second hot spring hotel in Izu that I stayed in after staying at the Kikuya in Shuzenji. The hotel's specialty is the kawadoko cuisine, which means dining while sitting by the river and enjoying the beautiful scenery. The hotel's rooms are extremely traditional tatami style, and the hardware is very primitive. The hotel has first-class scenery, and tourists who like tatami can try it, but I don't recommend long-term living. Maybe I prefer a ”traditional” hot spring hotel with some modern equipment.

Very good hotel. The room is spacious and comfortable, and the large bath has outdoor bathing and is very comfortable. Meals are all kinds of seafood, and the amount is very good. The hotel staff is enthusiastic and also helps us to send the station. Have the opportunity to come again.

Amazing hotel, more than 100 years of building protection is very good, the room is very large and quiet, the courtyard is super beautiful, the swing after crossing the bridge is like a fairyland, the meal is super delicious, even the hotel's free juice and popsicles are unexpectedly delicious, value for money. If you have to make suggestions, there are a little less choices for private soup and public soup. btw: It is recommended not to book through Trip.com, communication is too laborious. You can go directly to their official website or call, there is Chinese customer service.

Better than expected, clean and tidy! The hot spring in the room directly faces Mount Fuji, and you can enjoy the beautiful view of Mount Fuji while sitting on the terrace! The service is top-notch, and the food is fresh and delicious! Each building is independent and quiet, absolutely worth the money!

I booked the hotel specifically for the evening kaiseki cuisine. I read reviews on Ctrip saying that dinner was included, but when I booked, there was no option to include dinner. But Ctrip replied that it was okay to add it when I arrived. As a result, I thought I should ask one day in advance. Now, when I asked, I was told that I needed to book three days in advance. Ctrip also told me that I had to book three days in advance for the two free transfers mentioned in the reviews. Why don’t you write it in the introduction? When I arrived at the store, I asked if I could add money to have dinner, but it was not possible. I had to book in advance. I said that I had told Ctrip about it, and the store showed me the c-trip page. The list that Ctrip gave me was room only. I was really speechless. There was nothing to eat in this place. It was not good no matter how I arrived. The hotel was not cheap. There was no one at the front desk who could speak English. They just couldn’t speak English at all. I couldn’t understand the most basic words. The hotel service was okay. Later, a guy who could speak a little Chinese came and helped me order takeout. There was food (because it was raining heavily that day and I couldn’t go out). But I came all the way from Tokyo and the experience was really average. The hot spring pool in my room is also very small, about 1.5 square meters? ... Oh. I went to Kikuya the next day. I personally think it is much better. This hotel has no public facilities, just rooms. It is recommended to book good food and shuttle bus three days in advance. If you forget or don't make it, forget it and change hotels. By the way, this hotel is a three-star hotel on Googlemap. Although Kikuya next door is old, it is at least a four-star hotel...