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The owner positive attitude and attention to detail made us feel welcome and valued guest. Delicious breakfast. Overall impressed with the owner's commi**ent to guest satisfaction👍

If this is old school hospitality, I'm so glad to have experienced it. The room was spotless, even the bathroom, despite having yellowed a little from age (it was built ~20 years ago, according to newspaper clippings about the owners on the 2nd floor!). The hosts are very welcoming and their hospitality is excellent - for the first time I had face soap, makeup remover and an actual scrunchie provided for me in a guest house. Even the TV can be turned for you to watch from the bed or beside it at the table. There are private onsen facilities on site for free (just gotta pay the legal tax required). The interior looks like old fashioned British houses but with tons of dolphin themed decorations (that the owners like presumably :)) The house is a 20min walk from Futo Station, but the path is very walkable and it also means the place is very serene and peaceful at night. I'd love to go back there.

A beautiful family recan. 7 diverse private Onsens. Only 3 rooms in the house + there is a camping area where tents are given. You can always find a free, choose a suitable temperature or try everything. A magnificent view of the sea. Air, birds sing. Everything you need to take a day off on the Osaka-Tokyo road. Dinner and breakfast is beyond praise... crazy fresh, qualitative and delicious food... on my taste is perfectly all. You can ”dead” from edible ;). Eat all the offerings simply cannot 🫣. The daughter does not eat fish very much (sea products and sushi-ok, all the rest is not very good). The hosts have prepared a separate egg with vegetables and rice for breakfast. 🙏 Very nice and attentive hosts. Gifted a souvenir for goodbye. The road is convenient from Atami on the local train. The owner takes away from the station by the car.

This guesthouse is fantastic! It's an easy 8-minute walk from the train station and super convenient with two large supermarkets, a drug store, a 7-Eleven, and plenty of restaurants nearby. It’s a traditional Japanese-style home, and the breakfast is delicious and beautifully presented—the rice, fish, and soup were all excellent. The owner is incredibly welcoming and even offered to drive us to tourist spots and the station. The room was spotless and cleaned daily. The several Chinese-speaking staff members were also wonderful, making communication easy. I'll definitely stay here again when I visit Izu and have already recommended it to my friends.

A very satisfactory B&B. The navigation on Google Maps was correct. It was a B&B run by a couple. The owner, especially the lady boss, spoke good English and was very friendly. They even drove us to the supermarket to buy things at night and helped us to arrange for the next day's shopping. Communicate with the other hotel we stayed at, plan the itinerary, and drive us to our destination. It was a really great experience, which really reflected the friendliness, simplicity and patience of the locals. It is a B&B worth recommending. I will definitely choose this place again next time I go to Izu!

For Dashishan and Cactus Zoo, the hotel is near Izu Plateau Station. It takes about 18 minutes to walk and there are more slopes. People along the way are also very quiet with cute flowers and plants. You can store your luggage for free on the day of check-in. Going to Dashishan or taking the bus honestly, watching the walk is only 40 minutes, but there will be private roads along the way that are not allowed to pass, and the map walking navigation is still not very smart. The room is Western style, there are tatami mats, the price is really super high. The room is much larger than expected. There is a toilet sink. You have to take two free private soups to take a bath. It is said that the private soup feels like a large bath in an ordinary hotel. It’s super cool to have a lock on the personal door. In addition, there is a free drink machine coffee machine, very crazy sweet water.

Izu One Club stood quietly in the mountains. The exterior had a Western-style feel, and the reception area was decorated with motorcycles and nostalgic figurines displayed in glass cases. It felt like a place overflowing with personal touches. They meticulously checked out the entire building, including my room, which was a Japanese-style room just like the pictures I'd seen. It had the bare minimum – a TV, table, futon, kettle – a simple space, but somehow it evoked a sense of nostalgia. The only thing I would mention is that, perhaps because of the time of year I stayed (late March) or because it's in the mountains, it was a little chilly. Personally, I didn't mind, but some people might need a jacket. And then there's the bath. I didn't use the bathtub, but the shower was sufficient… however, perhaps because I took a shower in the morning, the water didn't heat up quickly… there was a stove in the changing area, which was nice and warm. On my way out, I stopped by a large common room-like area with a spectacular view of the sea – it was beautiful. I thought it would have been even more beautiful if it had been sunnier (the photo was taken from the room in that space). This time I stayed there urgently for a one-day business trip, but it was a pretty nice room, and I might stay there again if I have the chance. However, please note that a car is essential to get there. There are no convenience stores nearby either, so I recommend eating before you stay.

The tent under the Dashi Mountain, the bathroom, bathroom and shower are not far from the outdoor area. There is also a barbecue shed outside the tent, which can be closed by pulling the windscreen. Suitable for a family to experience the campground. The hotel's breakfast and dinner must be reserved in advance, no reservation, no food, only instant noodles... The hotel is at the foot of Dashi Mountain, and there is a convenience store for 3 kilometers. It is suitable for self-driving. We arrived late, took a taxi up the mountain and took a taxi down the mountain, which was very uneconomical. It is recommended to travel by car after April.

I booked this place within walking distance of the sea to take a bath. The room was able to stay up to 4 people. It seemed to have been renovated by Hiro 々, but the handle of the washroom door was an old type and I didn't know how to open it, so it took a lot of time to open and close. It's a part that can't be helped because it's a facility in the mountains, but I was surprised when a lot of large cockroaches, stink bugs, and spiders came out of the room and cockroaches crawled on my arm during sleep. There was also a dead beetle on the basket where the dining cutlery was placed, and although I understood it with my head that it had no choice but to do it environmentally, I couldn't help but worry about it. I contacted the hotel about amenities before check-in, but there was an answer that there was no information about amenities, and it was meaningless to inquire. Basic shampoo, conditioner, face wash and body soap were placed in a shared bath, and hair dryers were also prepared. However, the air volume was too weak to dry at all. There was also a large and medium size towel, a toothbrush (no toothpaste), and a razor in the room. The store where you can buy food around the hotel is located at Kawana station (20 o'clock) It was a 7-Eleven that took about 25 minutes on foot. The road to the hotel was a steep slope, and the downhill and climbing were so breathtaking. It seems that it will be difficult to reach unless you are healthy. Breakfast was prepared at the specified time at check-in. A well-balanced set meal was prepared and it was very delicious.

The location is ideal, close to the beach, parking spaces can be arranged, there are large shopping stores nearby, and the hotel retains the advanced equipment that has been used for many months, which is a bit surprised.