Tsuruya Kisshotei Reviews

The meal was excellent and the host was friendly and nice. They provided yukata after check in the hotel and there was an outdoor onsen nearby the hotel. It was a very good experience

Satisfied Very satisfied As we do not understand Japanese, we are confused about many things, especially ordering food. Fortunately, we met a young man who can speak Chinese. He helped us a lot. He helped us explain the hotel facilities, order food, and introduce dishes, so that we can have a smooth meal. After questioning, we learned that this young man is Fu Yuqi from Taiwan, China. I would like to express my sincere gratitude here.

The room is Japanese tatami. The waiter laid the tatami when we were eating. The meals are mainly Japanese seafood. People who don't like raw food are not used to it. The scenery is good. You can watch the sunrise and the sea. At night, you can sleep with the sound of the waves. There are only two hotels around. There is nothing else. I went there purely for a bath. You can see Mount Fuji from a distance.

The hotel is a bit old. The service is very detailed and considerate. There is a shuttle bus to Izu Atagawa pick-up station according to the schedule. There is no shuttle bus after 4 pm, so you need to call in advance to make reservations. It is very close to Kitagawa Station and it takes about 5 minutes to walk. There is no pick-up station in Kitagawa, so be careful to arrange it. The drivers are all grandfathers, and they help with luggage when they get off the bus. The hotel check-in is a one-to-one service to introduce hotel facilities, etc. At this time, the luggage has been taken to the room by the elderly. I booked a one-night stay and two meals, and the menu for 2 days has changed. The breakfast is similar. Free lunchbox is provided at noon, which can be picked up at the front desk before going out in the morning. Three meals a day are all included. There is a public hot spring facing the sea and the mountain, and the men's and women's baths will be switched in the morning and evening. The hotel's yukata is very beautiful, and it looks good to wear it around and take pictures. Private baths are reserved for an additional fee.

An old hot spring hotel, located by the sea, with the sound of waves to accompany the night sleep, the restaurant also has an outdoor viewing area, the food in the hot spring hotel is quite luxurious, tempura can be eaten all you can, the hot springs have public and private baths, all are very good

Facilities: Not too old. I booked a Japanese-style tatami room with bed-making service. When I returned to the room after dinner every day, I found that the bed had been made. It was quite comfortable to sleep~ Environment: Facing the sea, you can get up looking at the sea every day, and you can take a walk on the beach every evening. Service: There is a shuttle bus to Atagawa Station, which runs every half hour. The bus looks very cute. The main thing I want to say is that the guy at the front desk was so nice. We missed the last bus back to Atagawa to watch the Atami Fireworks Festival. The guy at the front desk drove to Izu Plateau Station to pick us up. Although we didn’t understand the language, we could feel that he was very enthusiastic, ありがとう😭As for the meals, every dinner is different, but you can still eat authentic kaiseki cuisine, the delicious tempura can be unlimited, and there are red bean dumplings for late night snacks every day!うまい😋 The hot spring ♨️ is also very good. It has complete toiletries and is very clean. It is reserved for soaking every day. All in all highly recommended! !

Before breakfast and dinner, I said online that it was not delicious, but it was great after experiencing it! Beautiful environment! A very demure spa trip!

Facilities: Very complete, good Japanese cultural experience. A good combination of modern and Japanese culture Sanitation: Very clean Environment: Beautiful, the Black Stone Hot Spring by the sea must be tried Service: Kneeling service, very good attitude

Facilities: I knew the hotel was old when I booked it, but I didn't expect that the bathroom of room 218 had a strong smell. It wasn't bad, but it was not nice. There was no smell in the room, only in the bathroom, and the living experience was much worse. The room was opened with a normal key, and there was no coupon for the game room. In addition, there was a parking fee. I forgot how much it was, which was not cheap. The hot spring was charged 1,000 yen, and I don't know how it was calculated. Hygiene: Because of the smell, the hygiene was average. Environment: Facing the Pacific Ocean, the hot springs were really good. If you don't want to soak in the hot springs, the experience is missing more than half. Service: The overall service was good, and there was no cold face to foreigners. The coffee machine at the door was also okay. The matcha latte was very sweet but the children liked it very much. The trip to Izu took a long time on the road, 6 hours round trip, which is meaningless for ordinary people. I think it might be better to go from Tokyo to Hakone, and it would be less than three hours by car. The road to Izu is all mountainous, and it is really tiring to go far away. Families with elderly and children should consider it more. It is not necessary to travel for 7-8 days, and it is also tiring to catch the Shinkansen and carry luggage.

Luxury hotel, great value for money, the hotel has a private hot spring, just make an appointment at the front desk, take the train to Izu Atagawa Station, and there is a hotel shuttle bus when you get out of the station (we followed the navigation instructions to Izu Kitagawa at the beginning and walked for another 10 minutes, which was really tiring). The hotel room is very comfortable, the room is large enough, and you have to make your own bedding. We ordered a one-night stay and two-meal package, which is really good if you are used to it. You can eat a lot for dinner and breakfast😄

Facilities: Although they are old, they are well maintained. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Environment: Traditional Japanese hotel. The experience is very good. Service: The staff are very warm and friendly. I booked a terrace private bath room on other platforms. Recommended!

The hotel is very old, clean and tidy, not big; the exterior view is very good. The transportation is not convenient. There are three meals a day, but I think the food is just like that, I am not used to it. You can check in, but it is not recommended to come here specially

The hotel has a nice view and good service. There are shuttle buses to and from Atagawa and Kitagawa. An old man in his sixties is the driver and helps with the luggage. The room is well furnished and the food is good. The public hot spring bath is in a slightly poor condition, mainly because it is not cleaned in time. Compared with Shuzenji, there are slightly more Chinese people here.

The service is very good. It is right on the beach, facing the sea, and you can enjoy a private bath. You can make a reservation for the private bath. The dinner is very rich. The breakfast is Japanese, but I don’t like it. There is a shuttle bus to Izu Hot Spring Station, which is very convenient. The tempura for dinner is unlimited, but the dinner is already very rich. The annex is quieter than the main building, and you won’t be disturbed by others. It’s great! You can see the sunrise directly, but I didn’t get up haha