3-Star Hotels in Izu City

It was a nice villa! I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity to stay with a large number of people!

This is a very traditional Japanese hot spring inn, small but cozy. It was raining heavily the day we visited, and soaking in the hot springs listening to the sound of the rain was truly soothing. Since we arrived well in advance and hadn't yet cleaned up our room, Grandma drove us to the surrounding shops and recommended a cheap and delicious eel rice restaurant, telling us to ask the owner to call her after dinner. Compared to the hot spring inn we stayed at the night before, Grandma's dinner and breakfast had more hot dishes, more like home-cooked meals, which left me feeling very satisfied. After dinner, we rested for a while and soaked in the hot springs, then slept soundly until dawn.

The room is small, Japanese style, but very clean, the best is breakfast and dinner, banquet cuisine, each is very delicate, attentive, very delicious, more than expected. The soup is a private soup, the garden soup, very good 👍

The food was great. I am very satisfied. It would have been nice if there was a shelf to put clothes in the indoor bath space. Because the basket to put clothes gets wet.

The hotel is right next to the Lovers Cape bus station, surrounded by cherry blossoms. It is a 10-minute walk to the Lovers Cape beach, where you can see the perfect sunset in Nishiizu. The room is clean and tidy, and there is the sea outside the window. You can see Mount Fuji from the restaurant window. The breakfast and dinner they provide are so rich. The French multi-course meal is delicious. The service is first-class and the price-performance ratio is very high.

While I had no complaints about the hotel, those arriving by car should be aware of the parking. The reservation website also mentions paid parking, but I didn't receive the details until the day of check-in. I received the following email just before check-in: If I had known in advance that a parking fee of up to 2,400 yen would be charged, I would have considered other hotels with free parking. Since a parking fee of up to 2,400 yen seems quite high compared to the room rate, I wish they would make it more reasonable by opening a partner parking lot. ■Parking ・Matsubara Park Parking Lot (public) ・1 day (starting at midnight) 1,200 yen ・Free entry and exit for up to 2 hours → 1,200 yen the next day for parking after 22:01 → 2,400 yen (2 days) for parking until 21:59

The food was very delicious