Located just 16 km from Koibito Misaki Cape, Nishiizu Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel features accommodation in Matsuzaki with access to a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free bikes, as well as luggage storage...
Craig
South Africa
A well located hotel with a great view of the bay from every room. Attention to detail was nice - every guests is lent a kimono to wear for dinner during their stay. The dinner buffet is very good with a wide selection of food, including simple sushi. (Every nights' buffet is the same but that's ok.) The breakfast buffet was also good.
33 km from Koibito Misaki Cape in Shimoda, 横川温泉湯殿ととのゆ provides accommodation with access to a hot spring bath, hot tub and open-air bath.
Luke
United Kingdom
Beautiful, new build residence. Very low fuss and with stripped back breakfast. But we had complete privacy and a very tranquil setting and enough creature comforts to enjoy a film in the evening.
Only a short drive from three towns and the seven waterfalls as well.
The bath room/private onsen is wonderful.
Set in Nishiizu, 1.4 km from Sehama Beach, Mayu Futahari offers accommodation with a hot spring bath, a hot tub and a spa centre. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Situated in Nishiizu, 400 metres from Sehama Beach, Umibenokakureyu Seiryu features accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a bar and a private beach area.
Bertrand
France
Very nice hotel, close to the beach, very beautiful views. The onsen are great, the room we had was perfectly japanese. Very tasteful and typical breakfasts and dinners. We really enjoyed the place
Offering free WiFi access at public areas and indoor/outdoor hot spring baths, Tatsuta Ryokan is located a 5-minute walk from Yugashima Onsenguchi Bus Stop from which Shuzenji Station is a 30-minute...
korterm
South Korea
breakfast is good. Enough breakfast! Good nature and river along the ryokan. the nearby Sushi restaurant is quite good!
Registered as a tangible cultural property, Ochiairo offers Japanese-style accommodations, public indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths, as well as a free pick-up service from Shuzenji Station.
David
Australia
We loved the food and the building. Really lovely staff. Beautiful setting and gardens.
Located on the premises of Jigenin Temple and boasting a hot stone sauna and indoor/outdoor hot spring baths, Zen no Yu is located a 10-minute drive from Kawazu Train Station.
Situated in Shimoda in the Shizuoka region, with Monument to Perry's Landing and Shimoda Aquarium nearby, Nonohanatei komurasaki features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking, as well...
Sherry
Singapore
We love the room and the garden with onsen very much. There is a special thing we notice during our stay - it is so elegant to have toilot paper with beautiful lace patterns in the room. I can see that the staffs prepared the stay with care.
Shirakabeso features an indoor and an outdoor hot spring bath, Japanese-style rooms and free Wi-Fi at the lobby.
Ruslan
Russia
Super great “ryokan” hotel located above mountain river. If you like to get real Japanese hospitality and experience - that’s the place.
Super tasty Japanese food served as “kaiseki” - basically chefs table, breakfast and dinner. You really don’t need any lunch over there.
Hot springs right next to your door.
Unbelievably friendly and professional service.
Lots of walking routes through the forest.
30 km from Shuzen-ji Temple in Kawazu, Mizumari features accommodation with access to a hot spring bath and open-air bath. This ryokan offers free private parking and a 24-hour front desk.
Ali
United States
What an experience! We stayed at Mizumari during our honeymooon and I can honestly say we have never felt more welcomed, relaxed, and cared for than we did at Mizumari.
Taiyo and his staff are truly incredible and work to meet your every need. For example, when we arrived, we mentioned a specific drink that we had enjoyed on our trip. The next day, Taiyo had sent someone to find the item and served it to us in several different forms. Everyone was so attentive and kind, and we were incredibly sad to leave!
The food is incredible and plentiful- the best we had in Japan. We really loved the fresh and creative nature of the food, with a nice mix of seafood and meat dishes including locally sourced foods. The courses keep on coming so be sure to save space! We also appreciated that the staff was very helpful in recommending drinks pairings that go with the meal (and which are included in the booking price).
The space was recently rennovated and has a very clean and modern look. We stayed in room 1, which has a large living room, separate bedroom and a patio overlooking the creek with a gorgeous and large onsen tub fed by the hotsprings. The entire space feels very private and quiet. The location is also great, a few steps away from the start of the seven waterfalls hike (which we loved- we had it all to ourselves when we went around 10am), and only a 20minute drive from the coast, where there is limitless hiking and exploring.
Experience culture authentically with a stay at this traditional Japanese-style accommodation. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
It is a good small place with pleasant stuff, with everything needed for the traveler, just near to the bus stop. The location is grate. They also have lovely foot hot spring near and explained all about near attraction very usefully.
The guesthouse is basically a very old traditional Japanese house, so it was a very authentic experience of living in Japanese countryside. Despite its age, the plase has all equipment necessary for comfort life. It is possible to use equipment for barbeque and a genuine stone furnace (which we used to cook breakfast). Also, there is a hot spring and a supermarket not far away from the guesthouse, which you can get to using a car or a bike. Finally, the owner is very friendly and can tell a lot of interesting stories.
Maxim Tikhonenko
Group
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