Il Azzurri

The scenery is excellent, there are small beaches and seaside parks around, and the rooms are big enough. There is only one restaurant in the hotel, and the breakfast and Italian buffet dinner are very good. The old resort hotel is remodeled, the room facilities are okay, the bathroom facilities should still be old, and the bathroom is too small. The service also belongs to the style of a western-style resort hotel. There are not many staff, and there will be no one at the front desk all the time. It is difficult to communicate in English, but there is a young man who can speak Chinese. There are daily blackboard forecasts for tides and cruise ships. Dinner is not open on Wednesdays. Fortunately, there are several restaurants around the hotel that can still meet the demand, but there is only one sushi restaurant open for dinner... The important thing is that there is also a 711. The hotel's lounge (a small bar) is open all day, with a lot of alcoholic drinks and few snacks. Although there is no good wine, it has rich tastes and is worth trying. The hotel's pools should not be hot springs. The balcony bathtub is a bit small, and the selling point is still the scenery.

We visited with our family of five! You have to go quite towards the sea from Izu. ⚠️It's better to check the location carefully! The road is winding and there are few streetlights, so if you are not used to driving, you may want to be careful. The room was very spacious and we could easily open our suitcases, and best of all, the open-air bath in the room had microbubbles + the ocean view was very relaxing✨ The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of options, and you could drink alcohol! There was juice, alcohol, sweets, etc. in the lounge, so you could eat and drink as much as you wanted. The location was not that great, but the hotel's services and facilities were very satisfying♡

Very satisfied, the scenery is beautiful

When I parked my car in the parking lot, the guest's name was confirmed, and that person completed the check-in procedure and explained the facilities and services. Even though I'm over 50, I was able to enter the room smoothly and stress-free. The old building was remodeled. The room was very spacious and stylish. I think they probably combined two rooms into one and did a major renovation. There was a bath on the balcony and a hammock. The room also had a large TV, a large bed with a raised floor, a large sofa, a mobile speaker, a dressing table and a DeLonghi kettle. The large window had a great view, and it was amazing to be able to see the room and window through the bright light from the sink. There was no shoe rack or shoe rack, but it was 4m x 3m, and a round table with 4 chairs. You could see the sea, and I think everyone would say "Wow" the moment they entered the room. The facilities were so good that they could be mistaken for a luxury resort hotel, and I think they were comparable to a certain "⭐️ resort". The locks were old-fashioned, probably repurposed from old facilities. You had to carry your own luggage (maybe to reduce labor costs such as unnecessary guidance?) What do you focus on and evaluate? I think it's well thought out. In the lounge at the front desk, you can enjoy gelato in six flavors, including chocolate, mango sorbet, and strawberry, until 6 p.m. Enjoy a foot bath while enjoying sparkling wine and gelato. There is a large public bath and an open-air bath with a great view. I was able to meet my wife while eating popsicles in the hammock space next door. There is only one key, but it's stress-free. The food is delicious, with an Italian buffet. This class is amazing. The oysters and roast beef are hard to find anywhere else, and the main course is served at this timing, and is at the level of a specialty restaurant. We talked about bringing my wife and her parents over while they were still able to move around, and we were the type to get our own alcohol, except for the first aperitif, and drank the beer and wine after Googling them. After dinner, we had wine and beer in the lounge, took some coffee back to the room, and tried the bath on the balcony. It was cold, so we left early. Before going to bed, I enjoyed wine and cookies in the lounge, which is open until 10pm. This time I took some beer home with me and went to bed. The next morning, I went to the large public bath and saw fishermen on the rocks. Women might be able to see them when they stand up in the bath. After that, the breakfast buffet had some pretty good salmon roe, and crab, tuna, salmon, alfonsino, sweet shrimp, etc., served on rice, which was delicious. The other Italian dishes were also more delicious than usual, and the staff served the food promptly, so I was very satisfied. I would like to come again next time to show my parents my gratitude.

All rooms have an ocean view, and the beautiful scenery spreads out before your eyes, making this a relaxing hotel. Both the exterior and interior are bright and spacious. At low tide, you can see the tombolo that connects Elephant Island to the mainland. The lounge is easy to use, and drinks and snacks are available at any time. It's also fun to soak your feet in the attached foot bath and feel the sea breeze. Meals are buffet style for both breakfast and dinner. All-you-can-drink and all-you-can-eat, including alcohol. I think it's good that you can adjust the amount you eat, for those who get overindulged in large course meals at inns. The large public bath also has an open-air bath facing the sea, which is very relaxing. There is also an open-air bath on the balcony of the room. At night, there is deep darkness outside, and I couldn't relax because I'm afraid of heights. The staff are cheerful and kind. The location is also good, within walking distance of the Tenmado Cave, the center of Dogashima tourism, and the sightseeing boat dock.

There was no security box in the room, but everything else was satisfactory.