Izu Inatori Ginsuiso

No matter where in Japan you take public transportation to Inatori, you should first go to Atami, and then transfer to the Ito + Izu Line (about 2 hours) or the Odoriko Line (about 1.5 hours) to Inatori. Inform the hotel in advance that you will get off at Inatori Station, and the hotel will arrange for a driver to pick you up with a purple Ginsuiso flag, of course during the normal check-in hours. The most convenient way is to rent a car in Atami (about 45 minutes) to get to Inatori Ginsuiso. Ginsuiso provides tram parking spaces. The hotel's hardware and software are both traditional Japanese hot spring inns. Many local Japanese people, old and young, were seen bringing the hotel to enjoy the tranquility and relaxation. They have a certain number of fans, so travelers should do their homework and choose a package that suits them. If you want to choose a lower room type at a more affordable price, it is better to stay in the bustling tourist destination of Atami where there are more cost-effective options.