All rooms are seaview with ensuite Japanese cypress baths.Heal your soul at the hotel's pride AQUABAR.
"Very cost-effective homestay, the room is very large, built on the high ground to see the sea view in the distance. The bathroom in the room is a traditional wooden bathtub, which is also a surprise. The boss is very good and drove me to the station after checking out. There are two bus stops nearby, except for the transportation from JR."
Approximately two and a half hours by car from Tokyo, this villa is located in a quiet area set slightly away from the main tourist spots. This compact, glass-walled, single-story 2LDK villa offers a gently connected layout, with the kitchen, bedrooms, and bathroom all flowing naturally together. The garden is fully equipped with a sauna, cold plunge, and relaxation space. Take your time to unwind as you bask in the sunlight filtering through the trees. With a large projector casting images across the wall, the space transforms into your own private theater. Its minimalist design is what makes special evenings feel even more memorable. Enjoy a slow, relaxing journey where you can forget the passage of time at COCO VILLA Izukogen.
The room is in good condition, although small, but well equipped. After arriving at the store, everyone needs to pay an additional 300 yen for the hot spring fee. I think it is very worthwhile. I booked twice after staying with my friends for two nights. There are two hot springs indoor and outdoor, which is very sensational.
It’s just that this place is too remote. It’s late, it’s almost dark, and it’s scary to have no lights on the road; and there is no place to eat at the meal, and the hotel also has instant noodles, and let the little brother help order pizza takeaway. There is also a certain distance from the station.
The clerk is handsome, but there is Japanese service, and foreigners have a little difficulty communicating.