Best Hotels in Izu City
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Yukairo Kikuya
"A beautiful hotel with amazing hot springs, including private ones for a more secluded experience. The scenery is stunning, perfect for taking lots of photos. They even offer ramen at night! Highly recommend to all hot spring lovers."
Omisanso
"Due to the owner's request, I cannot upload photos of the hotel. The owner of the house is an old man. The room is quite big and you need to make your own bed. It also has two hot springs of its own. "
Arai Ryokan
"Fabulous stay at this beautiful ryokan. Staff was unfailingly helpful, attentive and kind, even though they spoke little English, and we speak even less Japanese. The meals were amazing and the five onsen were fantastic. Our stay was peaceful and restorative...just what we needed!"
Shuzenji Onsen Katsuragawa
"This was the most pleasant surprise hotel on our trip to Izu! When I booked online, there were no twin rooms available, so I reserved a king-sized room. Upon arrival, I spoke with the front desk, and they graciously switched us to a Japanese-style room for a small additional fee. The decor was lovely, and the breakfast was excellent. The best part was the hotel's seven private onsen baths, available on a first-come, first-served basis. We enjoyed them twice! Highly recommended."
Laforet Shuzenji Sanshisuimei
"Really good place to getaway. Was amazed by the amenities and how well kept the room was. So clean and new, onsen was amazing as well. Air was certainly very fresh."
Sakahijiri Gyokushoen
"The baths were plentiful and the garden was amazing. The food was also very satisfying."
Oni No Sumika
"Avoid this hotel. The room was infested with bugs; I even found a rove beetle on the tatami mats. The bedroom, in a fairly large space, had air conditioning; the other rooms didn't. In this weather, I was sweating even after showering, and even using the bathroom was sweating. The worst part was the receptionist at this hotel. She walked ahead to show us to our room. I was carrying two large suitcases with my child (the floor was paved with cobblestones, so I couldn't drag them, I had to carry them), which was incredibly strenuous. She looked back and not only didn't offer to help, she didn't even offer a polite "Can I help you?""
Marukyu Ryokan
"Perhaps because the hot springs aren't quite as private as they used to be, the hotel only has a small indoor onsen, which is more suitable for couples. It's a bit lacking for hot spring lovers, but the overall service and food were excellent!"
Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji
"This is good for family vacation. Extremely nice area. Next time I will stay longer"
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Yururi Nishiizu
"All the guests bring their dogs, so the staff are dog-friendly, and the atmosphere is great for dog lovers. There are free treats in the indoor dog run, and there are photo spots set up within the facility where you can take commemorative photos with your dog. The beach is also nearby, so it's convenient for morning and evening walks. The open-air bath with a view of the sea was open and relaxing. We had a light meal, so the main dish was chicken hotpot, but the portion was just right for a couple over 60 years old, and it was delicious. If you need more, you can add meat, vegetables, or other hotpot ingredients, so it's SDGs."
Itoen Hotel Toi
"Not bad, a hotel in Izu"
AlimSTAY IZU
"The hotel is unhelpful to its guests."
Shin Kaikatei Izumi
"Very nice hotel with beautiful sea views from the rooms. If you get a chance, get the room with the private onsen on the balcony which is amazing. The public onsen also has an outdoor area with a great view of the sea. The staff were super friendly, helpful and I can only recommend this hotel. About 20 - 25 mins walk to the left of the hotel, you'll also have great views of Mt. Fuji if the weather is good."
Tofuya Resort & Spa Izu
"I'd been interested in this inn for a while. The Yoshina River flows through the grounds, which are the size of two Tokyo Domes. There are bridges within the building, as well as two old bridges. In addition to the main and west buildings, the inn is packed with amenities, including a thatched-roof restaurant, a Taisho-era lounge, a bakery, and a riverside terrace! There are five hot spring baths, two of which are private. We arrived by shuttle bus from Shuzenji Station. We first checked in at the entrance building, which has a wonderful atmosphere with its high ceilings, pillars, and beams. From our room, we could see the beautiful Japanese garden. We strolled around while looking at a map of the grounds. Simply strolling the grounds was enjoyable. We went to the open-air bath, which alternates between men and women depending on the time. After enjoying the hot springs and the greenery, we headed to the lounge to quench our thirst. We enjoyed beer and sparkling wine. After enjoying a variety of elaborate dishes, each made with carefully selected ingredients, we took a minibus to a spot where we could see fireflies! This was the best part. From a bridge over the Yoshina River upstream from the inn, we were able to see the fireflies glowing yellow-green in the pitch-black darkness. We returned to the inn and went to the private bath we had reserved. We then went to the "Kodakara no Yu" hot spring, where Oman had taken a cure in hopes of being blessed with children. Before breakfast, we took a walk to Fujimi-daira, a one-hour round trip walk from Oman's garden. We could see Mount Fuji faintly. We had a Western breakfast in the retro atmosphere of the second floor of the Taishokan building. Here too, we were able to spend a luxurious time. After breakfast, we bought some bread and fruit cake as souvenirs at the bakery, and then had a toast to celebrate our wedding anniversary in the lounge! I'm a TV addict, but I had such a fulfilling time here that I didn't have time to watch TV. When you think about it, it's great value for money! This is one of the inns I'd like to return to."
Ochiairo
"Incredible stay with a perfect blend of history with modern conveniences. My husband and I absolutely adored this place. This is my eighth trip to the Japan and his fifth and we’ve been lucky to stay in many ryokan. The service at this place was absolutely impeccable, even by Japanese standards. The grounds were lovely beautiful with a suspension bridge and garden surrounding the ryokan. Although there have been multiple expansions to this place, it never felt crowded and I think we only saw a few other guests while we were here, but that may have been due to the time of year. From the time you arrive, there is a warm and welcoming lounge with a wood-burning fireplace that they keep going when anyone is in there. At one point, my husband and I showed up early in the morning and somebody was starting the fire not even a minute later. A cool feature of this place is that they have complementary beer, wine and ice cream in the lounge which guests can access at anytime. We’ve never seen this before and any other ryokan even though sometimes they will stock your fridge with a few free beverages. They have a tour in Japanese that will take you to the different historical highlights of the buildings and surroundings and kindly gave us a print out in English going over the same spots which were noted on a map so we could go look at them ourselves. I really appreciated this. There is a gorgeous private on that you can reserve and they make it very easy to do that as they ask you what time you’d like to reserve when you check in. Even though we had a private on in our room, ( Ukifune) we took advantage and tried it out after running out there in our spa wear. This was a new thing as we have only ever utilized yukatas in these instances. It was a lovely, huge Stone bath and I’m glad we did it. The Ukifune suite was huge and the western futon beds were very comfortable. It was January so we definitely left the heat on in every room while we were there and it could get slightly chilly if you didn’t do that. We loved being cozy in our yukatas after dinner and bath watching Grand Sumo tournament. The kaiseki dinner was served in a private dining room and sometimes these can be a little bit more challenging for me my husband and I ate more at this one. I think then we ever have at any other ryokan dinner. It was very good. They did accommodate our request for no squid or octopus. Note that I generally request Western breakfast for my husband and I don’t believe that they have this available here but I’m not sure. Maybe I just forgot to order it for him this time. lol We never got bored and there is a fun game room downstairs with ping-pong, foosball, and even air hockey. I absolutely love this place and it’s one of my favorite ryokan that I visited. I highly recommend this gorgeous place."
Yugashima Golf Club & Hotel Resort
"A hot spring hotel with a very good value for money. The rooms are clean and you can see Mount Fuji from the room. There are Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk, the service is friendly, and they also introduced us to the recommended attractions around. The dinner menu looks good, and I can choose the set meal with dinner next time."
Loquat Nishiizu
"This special inn is enveloped in such tranquility and beauty that it's as if time has stopped. While the 300-year-old traditional house retains its historical weight, its sophisticated, modern space exudes a sense of wonder not found in other inns. In the evening, the restaurant served up a artistically prepared meal featuring the bounty of Izu's sea and mountains, with each dish filled with surprise and delight. I'll never forget the lights in the bar or the night sky seen from the open-air bath. The warmth and attentiveness of the staff made my stay comfortable throughout, and even though it was my second time staying here, I felt at ease, as if I was being welcomed by old acquaintances. The gelateria and bakery were of high quality, allowing me to spend a relaxing, happy time from the morning onwards. The building, food, and service were all memorable experiences. Next time, I'd like to experience Loquat in a different season and experience a different side of the experience."
Sagasawakan
"There were plenty of baths, the food was delicious, and the maids were very friendly."
Onyado Sakaya
"The hot springs were very nice, and the food was delicious. The facilities are old, but I suppose that can't be helped; they'll have to be completely renovated or rebuilt. The musty smell everywhere was a real problem. However, what's really disappointing is the lack of consideration for the guests. Two typhoons were predicted, so the day before my stay I called and asked if I could change my dates. Not a cancellation, but a change. They told me that they couldn't do it now because they had already started preparations. I was disappointed, but I went out in the heavy rain. That night the rain got heavier, and the next day I received an email from the inn in Izu Kogen that I had booked, saying, "Please don't push yourself, and we won't charge you a cancellation fee this time because of the circumstances." I think that was a sincere response that considered the guest's perspective. The next morning, when I checked out and told them about the response from the inn in Izu Kogen, they said that other guests didn't cancel, but I don't think that's a valid reason. I wasn't keen on going. Also, the innkeeper said that this amount of rain would be fine, but I'm not a local, so I don't know that. I drove there, and I was worried because I had read on the news that there was a possibility of road closures. I was given a 5000 yen refund, but I don't think that was the right thing to do. I booked through Jalan, but for some reason it was treated as a cancellation after check-out. I would like the feelings of the customers to be respected."
Toi Fujiya Hotel
"room is not the same as picture Very small and very tiny restroom! But the public hot springs is good!! Clean and beautiful"
Futaritowani En
"I thought it was a good hotel, especially in Nishiizu. I'd like to return to this hotel. The rooms, food, and service were all excellent. There were no real drawbacks."
Fugaku Gunjo
"It was a great hotel...you could see Mt. Fuji really well...and the food was delicious! The private dining room was also nice, especially the breakfast."
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FAQ – Hotels in Izu City
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What is the average price of a hotel in Izu City this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Izu City this weekend is £258 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £382 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Izu City this weekend typically cost £573 per night.
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How much do hotels in Izu City cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Izu City during weekdays is £238 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £348 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Izu City generally cost £538 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Izu City?
Some of the best places to stay in Izu City are near popular attractions like Izu Peninsula, Shuzenji and Toi Gold Mine, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best hotels for couples in Izu City?
Couples visiting Izu City have highly rated stays at Atarayo Nishiizu Onsen (from £55).
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What are the top hotels in Izu City near Izu Peninsula?
Some of the top hotels in Izu City near Izu Peninsula include LiVEMAX RESORT AMAGIYUGASHIMA (from £49), Tatsuta Ryokan (from £62) and Shirakabeso (from £210), all offering easy access to Izu Peninsula, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Izu City?
The most popular Izu City hotels for your stay: Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji (from £96), Shuzenji Onsen Katsuragawa (from £81) and Laforet Shuzenji Sanshisuimei (from £155) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Izu City are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji (from £96), Shirakabeso (from £210) and Yugashima Golf Club & Hotel Resort (from £65) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Izu City have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji (from £96), Shuzenji Onsen Katsuragawa (from £81) and Laforet Shuzenji Sanshisuimei (from £155) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Izu City have swimming pools?
Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji (from £96), Laforet Shuzenji Sanshisuimei (from £155) and Itoen Hotel Toi (from £41) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Izu City offer an especially good breakfast ?
Izu Marriott Hotel Shuzenji (from £96),Laforet Shuzenji Sanshisuimei (from £155) and Tofuya Resort & Spa Izu (from £124) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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