Hotels with Parking in Kamo

"This is a really nice, large Japanese-style hotel. The room was huge (the biggest I've stayed in for the same price in Japan), but it might be a bit out of the way, so it wasn't very busy. It's about a 15-minute walk from the subway station, but there's a shuttle bus you can book via Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media platform). The rooftop hot spring offers ocean views and is open until midnight and from 5 AM, so you can catch the sunrise there. The room also has great ocean views and is perfect for watching the sunrise. It's also very photogenic! However, there aren't many food options or convenience stores nearby. There are vending machines, so make sure to stock up on snacks beforehand. The walk to the hotel at night can be quite dark."

"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 and had it practically to myself every time; there was hardly anyone else there. The rooftop hot spring was noticeably more crowded, so I preferred the indoor one. We stayed in the annex, and as previous reviews mentioned, there are a few steps between the two buildings. This was a bit inconvenient for check-in and check-out when carrying luggage, but otherwise, it was fine. There's only one restaurant outside the hotel, but you can also order meals within the hotel, which is quite convenient. The scenery outside the hotel is also very beautiful. Overall, we were satisfied with our stay."

"This hotel is perfectly located right by the sea, offering a fantastic environment. Transportation is also quite convenient, with a shuttle bus running between the hotel and Kawazu Station. The breakfast was just okay. If you plan to have dinner, it's definitely best to book in advance. We didn't make a reservation this time and ended up being turned away by both restaurants because they were full. There was nowhere else to eat nearby, so we had to resort to instant noodles."

"This place is located at Izu-Ōkawa Station, which is a bit off the beaten path for a transport hub in the East Izu area. The hotel offers a shuttle service, which you can book in advance via email or phone. The front desk has a ********* lady who speaks Chinese and is very helpful, answering any questions you might have. The food is quite good, and there are two large outdoor private onsens where you can see stars on a clear night. However, if you want to see a lot of stars, you should head to Ōshima or a nearby island. The room size is standard; in Japanese-style rooms, staff will lay out futons as there are no beds. The tatami mats are very new and have that unique new tatami smell. The private onsen in the room is also nice for a soak. If you're interested, there's also a wild hot spring by the sea – just Google it. You'll find a Lawson convenience store a short walk along the coastline. Overall, apart from the slightly remote location, there aren't any major drawbacks."

"Even though I didn't get to use the hot springs, the scenery here is absolutely breathtaking! The service was also excellent, and the breakfast was delicious. What really stands out is the location – you can see the ocean right from your balcony, and there's a pool too. It's incredibly good value for money! Plus, the room had no weird smells and was very comfortable. I'd definitely come back here if I get the chance."

"The hotel provides a pick-up service from Izu Jiudadama. The shuttle bus is on time. I am not afraid of not finding the hotel at night. I booked a Japanese-style room for four people on the same day. At that time, the waiter has prepared the tatami bed, but there are fewer restaurants nearby! But go to the 27th Nanyidou cherry blossom and rape flower festival at night cherry blossom spot and bamboo lantern spot about 10 to 15 minutes away!"

"The hotel is conveniently located, just a five-minute walk from the nearest station. They also offer a shuttle service to Kawazu. The rooms are spacious and clean, and the service is attentive. There's also an open-air hot spring and a large public bath."

"Service: 5/5 – On September 5, 2025, Typhoon Pipa swept across the Izu Peninsula, causing the Izu Kyuko Line to suspend all services during the day. The hotel arranged a minivan to transport all checked-out guests to Izu-Kogen Station, a 40-minute drive. Onsen (Hot Springs): 5/5 – The hot spring area is a classic, aged traditional ryokan, but the cleanliness is impeccable. The hot springs are certified, and both the men's and women's outdoor rotenburo baths are unique, with the main large bath facing the coast. Food: 4.5/5 – Both breakfast and dinner were a slightly lavish kaiseki style, and the portions were more than generous. Even our two big appetites were completely stuffed. We experienced seven different ways of preparing Kinmedai (splendid alfonsino) over two days, including a whole fish served on the first night. The lobby offers complimentary Suntory beer, which is quite good, along with free snacks. However, soft drinks are not free and need to be purchased from a vending machine. If you have specific room type requests, you can communicate them with the ryokan in advance, and they genuinely try to accommodate them. When staying at this type of old-fashioned ryokan, it's best to state your needs directly, otherwise, it might affect your experience. Higashiizu Town is a rural town built into the mountains. Shopping is decent thanks to an Aeon supermarket, but dining out isn't very convenient."

"I read the novel The Flower of Money and really wanted to visit Atagawa It was the most impressive travel destination during my 8-day trip to Tokyo This hotel is currently under partial construction But maybe because of that I was able to enjoy the sea view alone So I could really feel the feeling of relaxation The stuffy and stingy Tokyo hotels Healed me at Atagawa Yamatokan. The hot spring is not a facility that receives water that flows down It is a natural hot spring that flows down, so it is clean And the fragrant cypress and cypress scent was really impressive And~I was so grateful for the staff's perfect service from check-in to check-out."

"Facilities: The location is very good. The public bath of the hotel is a must-see for sunrise. The environment is also very quiet and comfortable. It is recommended to experience it once in the morning and once in the evening. The private bath can be reserved for free once, and the use time is 45 minutes. The hotel shuttle bus will pick you up. The public and private baths have towels, hair dryers, skin care products and bathing supplies. There are many styles of free yukatas, which are clean and new. There are 24-hour massage chairs, free ice cream, drinks and snacks in the rest area. Hygiene: The hygiene of the public and private baths is very good. There are few people before sunrise in the morning and before the evening. Although it is an open-air public bath, the privacy is well protected, but there is no feeling of embarrassment or discomfort at all. Environment: In one word, beautiful and new Service: As soon as you get off the train, you can see the hotel pick-up staff. The service is very good and very proactive throughout the whole process. Most employees can speak English, and the few employees who can't also actively use translators. They are all very polite and enthusiastic, and they respond to requests. Japanese French cuisine ”Sagami Bay Tour”: The only point I don't like, the Japanese French food ingredients are so-so, and there is a feeling of mixed and unconventional, not very delicious, too long but the dishes served are not surprising, and I didn't eat enough, a little regretful. But it seems that the hotel's official website also has other dinner packages to choose from, but Ctrip doesn't have them. I hope there will be more. The breakfast is a traditional Japanese breakfast, which is pretty good."