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Book Tea Bed Izuoshima - Hostel
"I stayed here for 1 night in August. From Friday to Saturday. The hotel is quite small with a nice small area with loads of manga and travel books to enjoy while being there. The room was quite small for what I expected so I found the price a little expensive for that. "
Hotel Shiraiwa
"Hotel? Or at best, a ryokan? My personal impression is that they took my luggage before I checked in, but I can understand putting a suitcase directly on the floor, but I've never put a shoulder bag on the floor outside. The lobby was also open, and the old man at the front desk was very surprised that the room was left directly on the floor even though shoes were worn, and the room was left directly on the floor until I checked in... And the lobby was air-conditioned, but the hallway on the guest floor was not. The room had a new air conditioner, but I didn't use the bath in the room because I was going to take a bath in the hot spring once, but the toilet and bathroom were together, but the toilet was not cleaned well, and it smelled of urine from the time I checked in, and since it was a unit bath that could be flushed, I wish they would clean it properly because it was so smelly that I had to hold my nose when I went to the toilet. The place was old and there was mold here and there, and it seemed like they were just barely open for business with some maintenance. The location was pretty convenient, so that was a good thing."
Hotel Kailani
"The boss is very enthusiastic"
Tsubaki
"The sea was close and the atmosphere was nice."
Hotel Akamon
"Firstly, Izu Oshima doesn't have many tourist attractions overall. Most of the people I saw were middle-aged and elderly people hiking. Even on weekdays during the Camellia Festival, there weren't many tourists. I personally think the high cost of the steamboat ticket (9200 yen one way) is one reason. Secondly, the hotel is located in Motomachi Port, which recently stops at Okada Port. It takes another half hour by bus to get there. The hotel is quite old. The receptionist was an elderly gentleman, probably almost 90, but he was clear-headed and spoke basic English without any problems. The hot spring bath was rather small, and the breakfast was traditional Japanese. I probably won't go back to this destination again. Public transportation on the island is also quite expensive; a one-way trip to the volcano costs over 1000 yen, and a one-day pass seems to be 2050 yen. I went to Oshima Park, which is free, which is a good thing. It includes the Camellia Garden and the zoo, but the camellias weren't as abundant as I expected; the ones in the greenhouse were better."
Sandbox
"Very clean"
Mashio Hotel & Resort
"It's hard to find an inn that can be so relaxed. I celebrated my friend's birthday, but the devised dishes that make me feel warm and the cake full of handmade sense are the best memories. The bath in the room is very cute, and there is also a large private bath. In the morning, you can take a deep breath while the birds are singing, and you can see the island 々 and Mt. Fuji in the distance. I want to come back to Oshima again! I want to come back soon! Thank you."
CARAVAN FLAKE
"It was comfortable. I wish the shower had more hot water pressure."
Hotel Moana Spectacular Ocean View Cafe Lounge BRE
"It is an inn just up the slope from Okada Port. The car stopped at Okada Port. The inn was very friendly and politely responded to the accessories I lost during my trip after returning to the mainland. Izu Oshima is talking about going again in a very good place, and it became a very nice memory. Thank you."
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Oshima Hot Spa Hotel
"I often travel to the Izu Seven Islands on business trips, and while many of the hot springs on the islands have sodium chloride springs, I like this one because the springs are simple and don't leave a sticky feeling on the body. The view is amazing and the food is delicious, so I'd definitely like to come back when I'm on business trips to Oshima."
Resort Villa Miko
"It is located in the center of the harbor in a location that is not remote, so you can spend your time with peace of mind without inconvenience. The interior and scenery are really nice. Especially the bath while watching the sunset and morning scenery is the best! Amenity and daily necessities are perfect and you can spend your time comfortably. There is a good thing that cannot be conveyed in the photo, so please actually enjoy it locally!"
Mihamakan Izu Oshima
"I stayed there for 10,000 yen per night. I was surprised that the dinner was so different from what I saw on the internet. I'll post a photo. The dinner was amazing."
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Oshima Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
100V/Type A/B
Exchange Rate
1 GBP ≈ 213.08 JPY
Local Payment
Cash/Cards/PayPay/Suica
Connectivity
Docomo/KDDI/SoftBank
Current Weather
Partly clear with thunder and rain
More Information About Oshima Hotels
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Key Info |
Details |
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Number of reviews |
70 |
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Total properties |
30 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£144 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£153 |
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Trending hotel |
Hotel Shiraiwa |
FAQ – Hotels in Oshima
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What are the best places to stay in Oshima?
Some of the best places to stay in Oshima are near popular attractions like Mt. Mihara Summit Entrance Lookout toward Mt. Fuji, Izu-Ōshima Volcano Museum and Izu Islands, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Oshima near Mt. Mihara Summit Entrance Lookout toward Mt. Fuji?
Some of the top hotels in Oshima near Mt. Mihara Summit Entrance Lookout toward Mt. Fuji include Hotel Shiraiwa (from £98), Mashio Hotel & Resort (from £160) and Oshima Hot Spa Hotel (from £126), all offering easy access to Mt. Mihara Summit Entrance Lookout toward Mt. Fuji, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Oshima?
The most popular Oshima hotels for your stay: Hotel Shiraiwa (from £98), Book Tea Bed Izuoshima - Hostel (from £33) and Hotel Kailani (from £74) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Oshima are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Sandbox (from £32) and Mashio Hotel & Resort (from £160) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Oshima have swimming pools?
Hotel Kailani (from £74) is a hotel with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Oshima offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hotel Kailani (from £74),Oshima Hot Spa Hotel (from £126) and Hotel Moana Spectacular Ocean View Cafe Lounge BRE (from £142) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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