Laforet Ito Onsen Yunoniwa ★★★★

"Pros: The room with a private hot spring bath was quite spacious, offering the experience of both a Japanese-style tatami mat and a regular bed. On the second floor, there are two washing machines and two dryers available; you can exchange 100-yen coins at the front desk to use them. The distance to Ito Station is decent, and along the way, you'll pass MaxValue (Aeon) and 7-Eleven, where you can stock up on water and snacks. There's also a handmade soba restaurant that tastes pretty good. The room was generally clean, and the price was reasonable, comparable to hot spring hotels in China, and possibly even cheaper during the off-season, with more convenient transportation. Cons: If it rains when you're heading to the hotel, carrying luggage can be quite a hassle. The hotel doesn't provide many disposable amenities, such as bottled water, combs, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. The hotel's decor is quite classic, the lighting isn't very bright, and the worst issue of all was the sewer smell from the toilet."

Yokikan ★★★

"It’s a very charming place with a real wabi-sabi atmosphere - simple, quiet, and full of nostalgic beauty. Quite old-fashioned, but well maintained. This spot became popular on a Russian platform, so there are many tourists from Russia ( me as well) . When I visited the onsen, there were seven people in total - all Russian girls. Overall, it doesn’t stop you from having a great rest. However, it’s not really suitable for a honeymoon, as my husband and I were separated the whole time — there are no mixed onsens for men and women, probably because the place is now mostly visited by foreigners. When we checked out, they kindly drove us back to the station. I left with a complete sense of relaxation. Thank you!"

Akazawa Onsen Hotel ★★★★

"The service here was actually problematic for a hot spring inn. They didn't even make up the futon beds for us. I had to call and ask them to, and even then, they didn't do it. They just opened the closet where the futons were stored, basically implying I should make the bed myself. The facilities are a bit old, but the location and views are great, and breakfast was good. Dinner was a bit simple. The hot springs themselves were excellent, with good views and facilities, making for a very comfortable experience."

Kameya-Rakan ★★★

"We chose Kameya Rakuan, recommended by fellow travelers. After finishing our trip at Shimoda Park, we took the Izu Kyuko Line to Ito. The hotel is a convenient 5-minute walk from Ito Station, and the path is flat, making it easy to handle luggage. The hotel staff, though a bit older, had some key information prepared in both Chinese and Japanese, so there were no language barriers. Our room was on the 6th floor, accessible by elevator. The futon beds were already set up in the tatami room. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. The hotel offers two public onsen, Galaxy and Deep Sea, as well as a private onsen, all free of charge. The private onsen can be used if it's unlocked. The Galaxy and Deep Sea baths swap between male and female use at 2 AM, so be sure to check before you soak. Japanese yukata can be picked up on the first floor. Our room faced east, offering a sunrise view, but unfortunately, it was too cloudy that day for a perfect view. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money."

TangWu ★★★★

"The owner picked us up and dropped us off at the train station, and even took us to Mount Omuro, which was fantastic! Upon arrival, a staff member helped carry our luggage up – this employee was super nice, haha! They weren't Chinese, but they said 'thank you' in Chinese, haha. The room was spacious and the bed was incredibly soft and comfortable. The surroundings of the property are lovely. The bathroom is on the first floor, it's very large and has a bathtub. There's a time limit for each person, which is understandable since it's shared. The first picture is of breakfast, which was great and worth trying. The second picture is of dinner, which wasn't quite to my taste."

Wellness Forest Ito - Kyoritsu Resort ★★★★

"It looks like an apartment building. It was probably originally an apartment building. The rooms are very spacious. We stayed in a standard room for two people, and in addition to two bedrooms, there was a large living room, a Japanese-style room, a kitchen, and even a washing machine. You can lay out futons in the Japanese-style room, so there's plenty of room for four people, and it would be comfortable for groups or families. However, the entrance to the room is on an outside corridor, so in the scorching heat, you have to go outside to get to your room for meals or baths. The bath has an open-air bath, an indoor bath and a sauna, and although it didn't feel particularly spacious, the baths were never full during our stay. I don't know if this is typical of Ito's hot springs, but the water didn't have any particular characteristics. There was no lotion, and the amenities weren't particularly extensive. In the lobby, there are game rentals, free drinks and free ice cream. There is a shop, but it is very small. Late-night ramen is served. Meals are buffet style, and in addition to steak, crab and tempura, there is plenty of seafood unique to Ito. The number of dishes is not that large, but it was satisfying. If you don't mind that it's a hotel that resembles an apartment building, and that there are some uneven surfaces and signs of wear and tear, the rooms are spacious and the buffet is satisfying."

【Pine House】With Onsen | Japanese Garden ★★★★

Wan Wan Paradise Premier Izukogen ★★★

"The room has a great view."

Hanachiku Haku Izu Hot Spring Resort Villa (Jogasaki Coast) ★★★★

"The hotel boasts exquisite decor and a tranquil environment. It's conveniently located near Mount Omuro and Jogasaki Coast. The staff are incredibly friendly and offer a pick-up service. Plus, there's a complimentary onsen, which was a fantastic experience."