Find Pensions in Izu

"1. Room: The homestay is close to the sea, the front desk is on the first floor, the guest room is built on the lower floor, there are two floors of rooms, no elevator. This room has a large space and a small balcony. 2. The scenery is invincible, the room and restaurant can see the sea. 3. The location of the homestay is relatively biased. In the direction of West Izu, there are chartered cars and self-driving cars to reach. 4. Dinner was too pleasant, there was no choice but it was very rich. It is a 5-course French meal + seafood sashimi platter. The breakfast is also very rich. You can choose Japanese and Western styles. The only downside is that the same breakfast must be selected together. It cannot be selected separately, although all sets are for one person. 5. Insufficient, the owner of the hotel is not very good at English, a little dogmatic, such as breakfast, one person can order a drink, can not refill. That's it, compared to the high cost performance and food beauty of the hotel can be completely compensated. Self-driving travel can be assured."

"One day in Izu during the planned trip, some rushed, but I didn't expect to leave interesting memories in the hotel. Here is Izu. If it is not self-driving, the travel route must be planned early. After all, the country car is very slow. Missing a bus may be an hour later. Google Maps gave me a guide from the path to Tiancheng Road Hotel. It is on the side of the road, as if it is stubborn to occupy a corner of its own. The proprietress came out warm and friendly to receive and tell the room and related facilities to use precautions. Traditional Japanese-style rooms, tatami mats, small tables, and decorations are neat, pull the partition and walk into the small balcony, outside the window is the gurgling water, and provide a set off against the silent floating clouds and silent green hills. The shops here are basically off work early, take the wrong road, take the wrong car, buy food from the convenience store, it is already very dark, and finally come back to breathe a sigh of relief. Going downstairs to take a shower and meeting the proprietress, she raised her head from the stairs, びっくりした, hahaha. Breakfast is about 7 o'clock, the proprietress is very punctual to prepare, choose the best seat facing the window, open the ventilation fan, are all self-made meals, rich in variety and great taste, the leeks are very special. Before leaving, the proprietress was sorry that the inconvenience of language communication may have brought some bad experiences, but I felt that it was completely absent, but it was very interesting. I used a little Japanese and a little English communication with her, and I successfully completed many conversations. Come again next time~"

"I don't think there is any problem with the service side, and I think it is not particularly problematic for those who can sleep in a small room. Instead of being cheap, there is a charge for those treated as basic amenities such as toothbrushes. I regret that I should have had it myself."

"If you stay alone in Shuzenji Onsen Village, it would be a great hostel... I couldn't make a reservation for a ryokan because I made a reservation in a hurry, but fortunately I think I found a decent accommodation. The room was very small and felt like an attic, and there was a lounge and kitchen restaurant, so I had a comfortable rest. If you visit the hot spring village alone, it is highly recommended 👍 because it is a feeling of renovation into an old Japanese-style second-floor house, so it feels strange, and you can rent a yukata. The bath is a bit old, so try the Shuzenji public hot spring bath to experience the hot spring bath ㅋ"