Hanafubuki Reviews

The onsen inn is about 15 minutes walk from the JR train station. About 4 to 6 rooms in each building. Set in a pretty wooded area connected by paths and steps. Not so suitable for wheelchair. About 6 private hot spring bath huts that can fit 2 to 4 persons each. Good dinner and breakfast.

Onsen was wonderful, food was great. Room was beautiful and comfortable

Everything was perfect.

It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the hotel from Izu Kogen Station. The hotel is located in the mountains and forests, very quiet... It is Japanese style, with 7 hot springs, open 24 hours a day, no reservation required, various styles, if you like hot springs, you can try more... The price-performance ratio of the Kaiseki dinner is good, it is recommended to choose one night and two meals...

We really enjoyed this ryokan. Cozy rooms in Japanese style, delicious gourmet food, excellent service. From the window there is a view of the garden or forest where the birds are singing. Lots of private onsens.

The hotel is newer than expected. Although it has a certain age, it is well maintained, clean and tidy. The front desk attendant kneeled down to register various information, and was polite and generous. The room is spacious. There are 7 private hot springs in the hotel. After entering, you can lock the door and enjoy it alone. There are about 20 rooms in the hotel, so there is basically no need to wait for a bath. There are relatively few shops near the hotel, so be sure to book a stay and two meals. The breakfast and evening kaiseki meals are delicious!

A very pleasant experience staying in a Japanese hotel. The hotel is less than one kilometer away from Izu-Kogen Station, but it is still inconvenient to walk with your suitcase. It is recommended to take a taxi outside the train station. The starting price is 680 yen. From the moment you enter the hotel, you can feel the meticulous, thoughtful and enthusiastic service attitude. Dinner was kaiseki cuisine, the process was very formal, but it was not that delicious. The room has Japanese-style tatami mats, and service staff will enter the room to lay the tatami mats during dinner. There is a forest on both sides of the room, and the heating is very good at night. It is very comfortable to drink tea while listening to the whistling wind outside. There are 7 private hot springs in the hotel. We soaked in 4 of them and were very satisfied. In terms of cost performance, it is already very high. The price of nearly 3,000 yuan is not cheap, but it is kaiseki cuisine, 7 private soups, and meticulous service. It is much more cost-effective than domestic hotels. In the morning, you can walk to the seaside cliffs and suspension bridge near the hotel. The scenery is great.

I visited four years ago and revisited this place again. This town is filled with the smell of golden osmanthus, a purely Japanese-style hotel, and a 24-hour private hot spring. It can be reached within a 15-minute walk from Izu Plateau Station. It is suitable for staying in a hotel. Ease yourself and enjoy your free time. The disadvantage of the hotel is that there are no convenience stores around. You can hardly buy anything especially at night, so bring the necessary necessities. Secondly, the signal of all wifi is very weak.

A very good hotel, both in terms of service and environment. It is my first time to experience a private hot spring in Japan. The privacy is very good! Very suitable for family travel. Dinner and breakfast are also very exquisite, just right, typical Japanese food. However, for people who are not used to Japanese food, they may find it unsatisfactory. Overall it was great and will definitely come back again.

Very good hotel, about 15 minutes' walk from the train station. Due to the steep slope, if you have a lot of luggage or are inconvenient to move around, it is recommended to take a taxi from the train station to the hotel. It is a resort-style resort, with 7/8 hot springs, which can be used privately. It is recommended to eat dinner in the hotel, the quality is very high, and there is nothing to eat nearby. You can go to the coast in 15 minutes on foot. The scenery is beautiful and sp****ly populated.

A quiet hotel that feels even more escapist when staying on a rainy day. The soup pool and meals were great, it was a great night.

The service is good, and the hot springs are private. High-grade kaiseki cuisine. The whole hotel just looks a bit historical, there are multiple independent hot springs, and one of the small hot springs has a musty smell.

The environment is great and the living is very comfortable. I really like this kind of environment close to nature. It is very comfortable to soak in the hot spring. recommend.

The food was delicious at an inn surrounded by nature. I was satisfied by soaking in various private hot springs. There are insects in the room