Izu Hotels with Parking

"This hotel is located in uphill. It is difficult to walk up to the hotel, better to plan your itinerary with free shuttle schedule. The free shuttle bus schedule stored in the hotel website but the file I couldn’t able to download. You can call the hotel for details. The hotel facilitates are good but every single spot are not walking distance. It is suggested to buy some snacks/food before going up to the hotel. If you play golf, they have a view of Mt Fuji. The staff here are polite and willing to answer your questions."

"The hotel is located in the mountains near Shuzenji Temple. We originally booked this hotel expecting a beautiful view, but the waiter actually gave us a room facing the staff entrance. Not only did we not have a window view, but as soon as we opened the curtains, we could see the staff coming in and out and the garbage trucks, which really affected our mood. The hygiene in the hot spring dressing room was also worrying. The wall near the exhaust fan was obviously dusty and dirty. The hygiene of this hotel was not very good. 😑 There was hair left by someone on the bedside in the room. Sigh😑, I have to give a bad review."

"Very traditional onsen with rooms rebuilt but keeping the historical decoration and environment. Enjoyed very much the Japanese food and service.especially their breakfast. Dinner was not truly our taste on all dishes , mainly veggie and seafood. But in general very impressive experience and will recommend to friends who are looking for authentic Japanese Onsen ."

"The place is amazing, own onsen in your room, and there is an amazing view of Fuji. The only problem is that there any restaurants for this hotel that doesn’t require a reservation prior to your check in, so if you need any food, you need to go to the hotel next-door. Other than that is a very good experience, very spacious room for your family or your friend, and it’s a great chance for you to get near nearer to the nature."

"Our stay at this hotel was absolutely exceptional! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, with a special mention to Uma San for their outstanding service. The location is unbeatable, just a short walk from Senshuji Temple, making it convenient for sightseeing. The facilities exceeded expectations—breakfast was delicious with plenty of options, and the private onsen was both relaxing and luxurious. Every detail of our stay was thoughtfully handled, making us feel pampered throughout. If you're looking for an experience with comfort, convenience, and excellent hospitality, this hotel is a must-visit. We highly recommend it and will definitely return!"

"Our room was a bit of a walk from the main area, but it was sparkling new. It came with a private in-room onsen, and there were also public baths, plus additional private reservable options. The 'Star' and 'Moon' themed baths were quite good, but having our own private bath in the room was the absolute best. For dinner, we were served exquisite Kaiseki cuisine, and breakfast offered a choice between Japanese and Western styles. The shops along the onsen street tend to open quite late and close relatively early. The location is great, not far from the Bamboo Forest Path and Shuzenji Temple."

"20240825 (Sunday) Stayed here on a family trip. A subsidiary of the Breeze Bay Group, it owns approximately 150 hotels in Japan. They bought a closed hotel, renovated the interior, and operated it as the Breeze Bay Group Hotel. The rear exterior remains intact, but the interior is really nice and looks like a first class hotel if you only look at the interior. The meals are dinner and breakfast buffet, dinner includes kaiseki small meal + buffet + unlimited drinks including wine 🍶♡🥃. And there were activities that day, including my wife's favorite crabs🦀 and my favorite eels all you can eat✨I was very satisfied~😋😋😋 The hot springs include a large indoor bath ♨️Hashidani Rock Bath, an open-air private bath ♨️All-Star Bath☆ that can be reserved at the front desk, and our own private bath ♨️Rock-cut Bath that is carved out of the rock surface. Hashirama Iwaro is an indoor bath, so you can't enjoy the view, but it's spacious and you can relax ✨ There are 5 washing areas with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The dressing room has 2 hairdryers and an air conditioner. The all-star bath is an open-air bath, not big, but you can definitely see the stars at night☆The frog doll is very cute🐸Washing area 1, shampoo is provided, and the changing room is also integrated, outside, so there is air conditioning, but no hair dryer. It's a pity that the hose spoils the view a bit. If the light at the entrance to the cave baths is lit red, it means you are bathing, and if the light is off, it means it is empty. There seemed to be three baths inside, but one was not available due to adjustment work, one was a hot spring, and the rest were cold baths. There is indeed a dignified atmosphere ✨ There are 3 washing areas, shampoo is provided, and the changing rooms are air-conditioned, but there are no hair dryers. The parking lot is located in the first parking lot next to the narrow uphill in front of the hotel, with about 10 parking spaces, the second parking lot is in front of the slope, and the third parking lot is further away. There is no bicycle parking lot. When you check in at the front desk, there will be a yukata next to it, so it is best to bring a yukata that suits your size🙆♀️ There are many putter golf and table games for rent next to the front desk. The table tennis in the game room 🏓, the comics in the leisure room 💆♂️, the massage chairs, and the karaoke 🎤 room are all free to use, have fun 😁 Many of the hotel staff are foreigners. Although it is awkward, they still try their best to provide service. However, during the meal, the staff politely directed me to the wrong seat (I think she acted a bit like the boss lady). Apologize and say, “I’m sorry I made you feel uncomfortable.” I feel better about how I felt. I think the price of around 9,000 yen per adult per night for such a service is quite reasonable ✨ I didn’t know there was a Breeze Bay tour before, but I will definitely check it out in the future 😆"

"The room is spacious, and the toilet and shower are separated, which is good. The hot spring tax of 150 yen is a mandatory charge, whether you soak or not, you have to pay it when you check in. No mineral water is provided, and boiled water is not provided in the lobby. There are many breakfast varieties, but you can't eat it late, and the varieties you finish will not be replenished, so it's best to eat within half an hour of the start time. The hotel is next to Shuzenji Temple. The surrounding restaurants close at 5 o'clock in the evening. There is an Ambane Hotel nearby that is best not to go to. There is a mandatory consumption of a minimum bottle of drink. No matter what other food you order, you must order a bottle of drink for at least 220 yen, and the food is not cost-effective and the taste is also average. The popular sashimi sushi restaurant must be booked at least one day in advance, otherwise it will not be available. There is a convenience store around the hotel where you can buy food."

"We loved our stay at Onsen Yado Miuguchi. Very comfortable and traditional style Japanese Ryokan with nice onsen. The breakfast we added was very delicious and very filling. When we return to Shuzenji we will be happy to stay here again!"

"Oh my god, I have never seen a better hotel than this one. It is so beautiful. It is a very small hotel, but it is very exquisite and new. There is no food or drink. There is nothing around. If you want to eat and drink conveniently, stay at Kikuya. If you are super unique and don’t bring the elderly, couples must stay here! Take a taxi to Shuzenji Station for about 1680 yen. If you have money, couples, and babies who have high requirements for the environment, you can stay here! Super beautiful"