Izu Hatake Onsen Seizan

This is a very satisfying ryokan. The price is quite good. It is not necessarily cheap. Dinner and breakfast the next day are included, and you can use the hot springs as much as you want. I felt like I was served throughout my stay, and we were the only Koreans, and all the locals used it. It seemed to be fully booked, but it was very quiet and I had no trouble sleeping. Compared to other ryokans, they do not prepare bedding after you eat. That is why they say it is cheaper. 1. Accommodation - Typical Japanese tatami room. So it can be a little cold in winter. The bedding has an electric blanket, so you can sleep warmly. - It was not noisy at all even though it was fully booked. 2. Dinner - Dinner is served sequentially as kaiseki. Everything is neat, and at first I thought the portions were a little small, but the moment you finish eating, you will feel very full. The last meal came out after the sukiyaki, but the soup was a bit bad, so I mixed it in the sukiyaki broth and ate it. I was very satisfied overall. 3. Breakfast - American style vegetable soup, sausage, eggs, salad, morning bread, and coffee (optional) are served. I thought it was a little small, but I was full and satisfied. 4. Hot Springs - There are 3 indoor baths and 1 outdoor bath. The indoor baths are about 40 degrees, 35 degrees, and 30 degrees, and the outdoor baths are about 39 degrees. They are not all hot. So I only stayed in the 40 degree bath and the outdoor bath. - The outdoor hot springs are romantic when you look at the starry night sky at night. There aren't many people, so you can enjoy it quietly. When you arrive, you are given green tea as a welcome drink. And, they let you draw something like a lucky ticket(?), and there is a 100 yen coin in it. The purpose is to lock the changing room when using the hot spring. Of course, it comes out again when you leave. Shoes also cost 100 yen, but most of them do not use locks. You can go there by bus from Kannami Station. Everyone is friendly and you can relax comfortably. However, there are no convenience stores or other facilities nearby, so you should buy them in advance.

The service was very good, the staff were very friendly and even invited us to take photos together. Both dinner and breakfast were exquisite and delicious. You have to make your own bed in the room, and there are small bugs🐛.

You can see Mt. Fuji from this quiet inn. The hot spring is lukewarm, so you can relax and soak for a long time. The kaiseki cuisine is very delicious!

You can eat chewy and juicy PAIRON gyoza! After the hot spring, beer and Pairon gyoza are the best time. There are four kinds of gyoza. Xiaolongbao and shumai are also delicious!

I stayed here because it was close to work. The inn is famous for its hot spring treatments, so I think it was a rare customer. I didn't have a plan that included dinner, so I bought a lunch box, but it seemed like I could have ordered it when I checked in on the day. [The gyoza is delicious] The gyoza seemed to be famous and was recommended, so I ordered it along with a beer from room service. It was very delicious, so I recommend eating it during your stay. [Room] It's a room, but there's no TV and no Wi-Fi...it's good for your body! But I will lay out my own futon. I laid it out for the first time in a while. It was a very cold day, but I didn't want to leave the air conditioner on, so I rented an electric mattress. You can either go to the front desk to borrow one or ask them to bring it to you over the phone. It was cold that day, so I got into my futon early and lay down and was asleep by 10:30 (lol) [Baths] There are three hot springs with temperatures of 31 degrees, 35 degrees, and 41 degrees. At 31 degrees in winter, it almost felt like water. 35 degrees is quite cold, so I enjoyed going back and forth to 41 degrees. Although it was cold, the open-air bath in the morning was the best.