Tosawaya Inn

"My friend and I came to the lovelive holy land for a pilgrimage. I chose this hotel because I saw that it had Yeyu's furnishings. The lady boss was very nice and we had a very happy stay!"

Nature Inn Osekan

"This is the first stop of my trip to Izu around the island. The room and private style can also see Mount Fuji. It is really good. The price includes a berth and two meals. The style is Japanese style and there are surprises. I came to know that this 𥚃 is a diving holy place, and I will consider participating next time. The accommodation is very close to the Shenchi, of course, it is also to watch the Shenchi to stay here, thank you for the hospitality."

Marina Bay Numazu

"A very bad experience. It is neither a hotel nor a B&B. It is my own house. The owner neither speaks English nor uses translation software and cannot communicate throughout the process! How dare a hotel like this have the guts to accept foreign tourists? The transportation is very inconvenient. The bus only leaves every hour. After finally arriving, it was two hours before the check-in time. I wanted to store my luggage and walk around nearby. The store owner refused and asked him why. He said it was not three o'clock yet. I laughed. After staying in the hotel for so many days, there were so many foreign tourists who arrived early to store their luggage. Whoever had the right travel time card didn’t have to check in! We were speechless. The 40-degree high temperature threw all our luggage out and asked us to come back at three o'clock. So we chose not to check in that day. This person was smearing Japan, and we seriously suspected that the owner of this hotel was a nationalist. No one should come, so as not to cause travel trouble for us."

Tenku Terrace

Izu Mitohama Shotokan

"I had a wonderful and memorable time staying at Shotokan. First of all, the room was spacious and full of Japanese charm, and I was able to relax comfortably. From the room, Mt. Fuji could be clearly seen across the sea, and I was impressed by the beautiful view. I spent a luxurious time enjoying the changing expressions of Mt. Fuji and the sea depending on the time of day. The kaiseki cuisine was also beautiful to look at, and each dish was carefully prepared, making it a memorable delicacy. I thoroughly enjoyed the delicate flavors made with local ingredients. The hot spring bath in the room was also very comfortable, and I was soothed by the luxury of being able to enjoy the hot spring whenever I wanted without worrying about being seen by others. And above all, the hospitality of the inn's staff was truly wonderful, and they always treated me warmly and courteously, and I would like to express my sincere gratitude to them. In addition, I was blessed with the opportunity to see the works of famous Japanese painters on display in the building, and I was very happy to be able to experience art unexpectedly. Everything was the best hospitality, and I was able to refresh both my body and mind. I would love to visit again in a different season."

Awa Nishi-Izu

"We had a delightful one-night stay at AWA. It's located a 5 minute drive from the center of town, but provided so many activities that the hotel itself felt like a destination. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and spacious. We enjoyed the free-flow Sake, Wine, and beer, as well as the complimentary fireworks, Onsen (private and shared), and self-guided caligraphy sessions. We were also able to borrow bikes (for free) to head into town for some dinner. Our stay at AWA was one of the highlights from our trip."

Hotel Isaba

"The service was excellent, the breakfast was delicious, and the alcoholic beverages were a pleasant surprise. However, the hot springs required men and women to take turns, which was a bit inconvenient."