Hotels in Higashiizu

"The sea view is unbeatable, and it's a 5-6 minute walk from the station. They offer a shuttle service to the station upon checkout, by appointment. A centipede ran into my room... but they changed my room when I requested it, which was fine. I stayed for three days, and the breakfast was decent. The service was typical Japanese, meaning you couldn't really find any fault with it. The biggest surprise was on the day of checkout: there was a huge typhoon in Izu, all trains were stopped. While we were feeling helpless at the station, a hotel front desk staff member arrived! They told us that because we had previously booked a shuttle, they were taking us to the larger Izu-Kogen station! I was so touched! That's truly Japanese service, solving an urgent problem! Overall, it was really good!"

"We reserved tatami room for one night. It was a bit hard to drive here as we need to drive through mountains. However, the room was so clean, and the service was so good. The dinner was served in traditional Japanese style, it was excellent and super delicious. The hot springs were lovely and privately designed, so cozy especially after a long day driving. Recommend!"

"The best accommodation experience for this trip to the east and west coasts of central Japan. Japanese-style rooms, tatami mats, large space, quiet, nice views from the window, a rich breakfast buffet, two kinds of raw fish taste good, hot springs are refreshing, and free noodle soup at night. Free pick-up and drop-off at the station."

"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."

"Many posts on Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) offer mixed reviews for this onsen hotel, so I really needed to experience it for myself. The hotel's surroundings are absolutely stunning – incredible sea views and top-notch service. There are both indoor and outdoor hot springs; soaking in them while looking at the moon and facing the ocean would probably be even more beautiful in winter. This time, I stayed on the seventh floor. It was a bit old but clean. On the sixth floor, the Tingtao Pavilion provides complimentary drinks and snacks all day, perfect for relaxing. The breakfast buffet also boasts unbeatable sea-view seating. The only downside is the inconvenient transportation. You absolutely must catch the hotel's shuttle bus before 5 PM. We arrived at the JR station after 7 PM, tried various apps to hail a taxi without success, and were about to push our luggage and walk when we fortunately encountered a passing taxi. Otherwise, it would have been a long trek up and down hilly roads."

"The most satisfying living experience in Japan. The balcony faces the entire sea. The room is spacious, with plenty of space and a beautiful view. The service is very considerate. Before checking in, I sent an email to ask if there are any requirements for dinner. After arriving at the store, all employees will bow and make way when they see you. Even your shoes will be specially stored from the moment you enter the store. You only need to wear slippers throughout the hotel. There are many baths, and there are six or seven private baths. There are even garden paths on the fourth floor. The only problem is that it is too close to the sea, and it may be noisy when sleeping at night. Remember to bring earplugs. In addition, you can get up early in the morning to watch the sunrise, which is very amazing."

"Located by the sea, you can see the sea view from the hotel room, the sunrise and sunset are beautiful, the room is clean and hygienic, the hot spring bath is very comfortable, especially the breakfast and dinner, the dishes are rich and delicious, I will stay in this hotel next time."

"This place is located at Izu-Ōkawa Station, which is a bit off the beaten path for a transport hub in the East Izu area. The hotel offers a shuttle service, which you can book in advance via email or phone. The front desk has a ********* lady who speaks Chinese and is very helpful, answering any questions you might have. The food is quite good, and there are two large outdoor private onsens where you can see stars on a clear night. However, if you want to see a lot of stars, you should head to Ōshima or a nearby island. The room size is standard; in Japanese-style rooms, staff will lay out futons as there are no beds. The tatami mats are very new and have that unique new tatami smell. The private onsen in the room is also nice for a soak. If you're interested, there's also a wild hot spring by the sea – just Google it. You'll find a Lawson convenience store a short walk along the coastline. Overall, apart from the slightly remote location, there aren't any major drawbacks."

"The hotel room was very spacious and clean, the dinner and breakfast were also great, the waiters were generally very nice, but there was a rat ****, a young waiter with a broken left arm had a very bad attitude, not only did he not let us sit in the lobby after checking out, he also refused to let the shuttle take us to the station, until I said I wanted to complain, he let another ** waiter handle it, and I decisively complained on the official website! In addition, the bamboo floor of the ”balcony” in the room had burrs, which pierced the soles of my feet, but it was quickly removed and I didn't care."

"The food is delicious. It is recommended to book a double sea view room, which includes dinner and breakfast."