Kamo District Hotels with Parking
Choose a hotel in Kamo District offering private or public parking for hassle-free travel. Ideal for guests with a car, making it easy to explore the city at your own pace. Many hotels also provide valet or on-site parking services for added convenience.
Trip.com Featured hotels with Parking in Kamo District
1. Atagawa Onsen Blue Ocean
• Guests particularly enjoy the Languages Spoken at Front Desk, No Smoking in Public Areas, and Parking.
• Rated 8.3/10 from 227 reviews.
• Convenient to Izu Kyuko Line, only 0.49km.
• Prices from AU$81 to AU$1,170.
2. Izu Imaihama Tokyu Hotel
• Offers Bar, Meeting Room, and Laundry Service (On-Site).
• Rated 9.4/10 based on 175 reviews.
• Imaihama Beach is only 0.18km away.
• Prices from AU$131 to AU$2,031.
3. Inatori Tokai Hotel Yuen
• Guests particularly enjoy the Bar, Station Pick-Up Service, and Laundry Service (On-Site).
• Rated 9.1/10 based on 146 reviews.
• Only 0.06km to Inatori Ukiuki Beach.
• Price range: AU$234-AU$1,684.
The above hotel prices are based on Trip.com for February 15-February 21.
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9.5/10
Amazing
2206193****It was beyond my expectations. The indoor and outdoor baths are both unique, and the hallways and corners are meticulously designed with meticulous attention to detail, creating a truly Japanese atmosphere. The quality of the two meals was also excellent, including lobster and golden sea bream. The biggest surprise was being able to buy fireworks at the front desk, something I haven't experienced in ages! The service was also excellent, with prompt responses to emails and even shuttle services to the station. Highly recommended!
9.4/10
Amazing
AAnonymous UserThe hotel is in Izu Atagawa. The town is not big and there is only one Family Mart. You can buy snacks in advance. There is a small shop on the first floor of the hotel and a vending machine for instant noodles on the third floor.
The hotel checks in at 15:00 and checks out at 10:00. Is this the rule for most Japanese hot spring hotels? 😃
There are Chinese service staff every day, but English communication is no problem.
The ingredients are fresh and don’t feel dried...😯, black diamond users rarely comment, just happened to be there on the 24th, the picture below is the dinner that day, the hotel has some problems, but it is generally good.
9.1/10
Great
11371811****Service: 5/5 – On September 5, 2025, Typhoon Pipa swept across the Izu Peninsula, causing the Izu Kyuko Line to suspend all services during the day. The hotel arranged a minivan to transport all checked-out guests to Izu-Kogen Station, a 40-minute drive.
Onsen (Hot Springs): 5/5 – The hot spring area is a classic, aged traditional ryokan, but the cleanliness is impeccable. The hot springs are certified, and both the men's and women's outdoor rotenburo baths are unique, with the main large bath facing the coast.
Food: 4.5/5 – Both breakfast and dinner were a slightly lavish kaiseki style, and the portions were more than generous. Even our two big appetites were completely stuffed. We experienced seven different ways of preparing Kinmedai (splendid alfonsino) over two days, including a whole fish served on the first night. The lobby offers complimentary Suntory beer, which is quite good, along with free snacks. However, soft drinks are not free and need to be purchased from a vending machine.
If you have specific room type requests, you can communicate them with the ryokan in advance, and they genuinely try to accommodate them. When staying at this type of old-fashioned ryokan, it's best to state your needs directly, otherwise, it might affect your experience.
Higashiizu Town is a rural town built into the mountains. Shopping is decent thanks to an Aeon supermarket, but dining out isn't very convenient.
9.0/10
Great
MM391173****This was my first time staying at a hot spring hotel, and choosing Atagawa-kan on my first day in Izu, Japan, was the best decision ever. I booked two nights for just over 800 (yen/yuan) a night, and the service was attentive and detailed. The ocean looked beautiful and serene during the pre-dawn blue hour. The outdoor onsen offered stunning panoramic views of the sea. There's an ice cream shop on the first floor; I highly recommend trying the Japanese yuzu flavor – it's delicious. Next to the hotel, there's a restaurant that's convenient, tasty, and affordable. By 6 PM, it's completely dark, and there are very few people on the streets, making it incredibly peaceful and quiet – perfect for a leisurely stay. Most places here close around 8 PM. I love Izu; visiting during the off-season was a fantastic experience.
8.9/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThis is a bit worn out and simple hotel. The best things were the extremely friendly and helpful staff, as well as the super delicious dinner & breakfast that was included in the price. I ate maybe the most delicious croissant ever here. The variety and the quality of food was great. Things to improve are the facilities, especially the onsen. It’s very small but more importantly, it wasn’t well maintained and there was no emergency button. When my mom felt like fainting, it wasn’t possible to call for help.
Also the air conditioner in the room was very loud, making it difficult to sleep. All in all, good stay.
8.8/10
Very Good
KKaren-ChanThe hot spring hotel is relatively old, but the staff is very good. The receptionist can speak Mandarin, and the restaurant waiter can introduce himself in English. He seems to be Indian. The hotel is in a very good location facing the sea. However, the hotel's hygiene conditions are rather poor. After returning from the hot spring on the first night, my body began to itch, so I went to the pharmacy and bought some ointment. The floor was slippery and felt rather dirty. The water from the frozen kettle in the room contained dirt, so I did not dare to drink it, so I went to a convenience store to buy water. I have reported the above two situations to the hotel. The soundproofing of the room was poor. The sound of rain on rainy nights prevented everyone from falling asleep. We didn't sleep well even after staying there for two nights. The two nights were two nights with two meals. The breakfast and dinner menus were different every day. The food was fresh. The only drawback was that there was too little meat. My husband and son were not full enough.
8.1/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThe room and environment are great, and the service is also very good. I just asked the front desk to borrow an adapter, but there was no adapter. In addition, the Western food reserved for dinner was said to be the default on Ctrip, but I did not choose Western food. Why should I go to a Japanese-style hotel? Maybe they all ordered Western food, but after negotiating for a long time, they changed to Japanese food for one night. I don't know who should be blamed for this problem.
8.1/10
Very Good
AAnonymous UserA really nice resort hotel. The room was spacious, and the private onsen bath was very clean. The peculiar smell was likely from the tatami mats. We had the hotel's set menu for breakfast but didn't have dinner at the hotel. The supermarket next to Izu Kogen Station offers abundant sashimi, enough to eat your fill. The photos show the places we visited during our stay, and it was all very relaxing.
Having seen some less favorable reviews, let me share my own experience. The hotel's occupancy is highly seasonal, so there might not be many staff members, but they all provided attentive service. During our stay, the station pick-up and drop-off service was always well-arranged. When I'm on vacation, I prefer to relax and not be disturbed, so I opted out of daily room cleaning. I've stayed at some older Japanese-style hotels, similar to those in areas like Shikoku's Oboke, and this level of service is pretty typical. Of course, perhaps I just haven't visited enough Japanese resort hotels to generalize.
Overall, I highly recommend staying here. Don't set your expectations too high, but it delivers on all the essentials for a relaxing getaway.
7.6/10
Good
GGuest UserThe hotel is right by the sea. The view from the window of the room is very beautiful. Dinner and breakfast are complete and delicious. There is an outdoor onsen upstairs of the hotel. And there is a private onsen as well. The staff are willing to serve even though they can't speak English. But try to communicate with the guests Overall worth the price paid.
7.4/10
LLThe staff are very polite and always willing to help. The room is big and comfortable. The sound-proof work is also effective, so I hardly hear any noise from rooms nearby.
However, note that the hotel is in the middle of a mountain. If you don’t drive, you have to rely on the car service which the hotel offers (free of charge but not always available). It is almost impossible to go by foot.
However, I must say the hotel staff has always tried their best to cater your needs, which I appreicate very much.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the average rate for hotels with Parking in Kamo District?
For hotels with Parking in Kamo District, the average price on weekdays is AU$480, and the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is AU$543.
Which hotels with Parking in Kamo District are luxury hotels?
Many hotels with Parking in Kamo District are luxury hotels. IZU RETREAT by Onko Chishin (from AU$840) is very popular.
What are the popular hotels with Parking in Kamo District?
Whether you are travelling to Kamo District for business or tourism, Atagawa Onsen Blue Ocean (from AU$81) , Izu Imaihama Tokyu Hotel (from AU$131) and Inatori Tokai Hotel Yuen (from AU$234) are all preferred hotels.
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Kamo District Hotels with Parking Information
| Total Properties | 87 |
|---|---|
| Number of Reviews | 3,346 |
| Highest Price | AU$1,676 |
| Lowest Price | AU$82 |
| Weekday Avg. Price | AU$480 |
| Weekend Avg. Price | AU$543 |