2-Star Hotels in Ito

A beautiful family recan. 7 diverse private Onsens. Only 3 rooms in the house + there is a camping area where tents are given. You can always find a free, choose a suitable temperature or try everything. A magnificent view of the sea. Air, birds sing. Everything you need to take a day off on the Osaka-Tokyo road. Dinner and breakfast is beyond praise... crazy fresh, qualitative and delicious food... on my taste is perfectly all. You can ”dead” from edible ;). Eat all the offerings simply cannot 🫣. The daughter does not eat fish very much (sea products and sushi-ok, all the rest is not very good). The hosts have prepared a separate egg with vegetables and rice for breakfast. 🙏 Very nice and attentive hosts. Gifted a souvenir for goodbye. The road is convenient from Atami on the local train. The owner takes away from the station by the car.

There was a mistake when I made the reservation, but the front desk kindly handled it. Thanks to them, I was able to have a wonderful stay! I think both the staff and the environment are wonderful. The amenities and facilities are very clean and simple, so you can enjoy it even if you come empty-handed. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity!

Service: 1. The Japanese gentleman running the place is incredibly welcoming. Besides Japanese, he also speaks English and a little Chinese. 2. My Japanese is only N3 level, so the owner was very patient, speaking slowly to make sure I understood. 3. The hotel offers free pick-up and drop-off service from the station. Since there's only one convenience store and supermarket between Izu Kogen and Jōgasaki Coast, the owner also organizes trips for guests who need to buy daily necessities. 4. If you want to visit tourist spots, you can also tell the owner, and he'll help drive you if he's available. Environment: The room was very clean, and even on a cloudy day, there was no damp smell. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied.

Hygienic: The room is very clean, the quilt is also very fluffy and soft, the tableware is complete, and the kitchen utensils are also complete. Environment: I can see the sunrise in the morning. The scenery is really beautiful. The air is very fresh. It is very close to Dashi Mountain.

It's a bit out of the way, a 10-minute walk from the bus. However, the owner was very friendly and proactively asked guests if they needed to go to the convenience store or attractions. The room was spacious, and there was a saltwater hot spring to soak in. The breakfast buffet offered both Japanese and Western options, but reservations were required. It was delicious and highly recommended!

For Dashishan and Cactus Zoo, the hotel is near Izu Plateau Station. It takes about 18 minutes to walk and there are more slopes. People along the way are also very quiet with cute flowers and plants. You can store your luggage for free on the day of check-in. Going to Dashishan or taking the bus honestly, watching the walk is only 40 minutes, but there will be private roads along the way that are not allowed to pass, and the map walking navigation is still not very smart. The room is Western style, there are tatami mats, the price is really super high. The room is much larger than expected. There is a toilet sink. You have to take two free private soups to take a bath. It is said that the private soup feels like a large bath in an ordinary hotel. It’s super cool to have a lock on the personal door. In addition, there is a free drink machine coffee machine, very crazy sweet water.

Very cost-effective homestay, the room is very large, built on the high ground to see the sea view in the distance. The bathroom in the room is a traditional wooden bathtub, which is also a surprise. The boss is very good and drove me to the station after checking out. There are two bus stops nearby, except for the transportation from JR.

Izu One Club stood quietly in the mountains. The exterior had a Western-style feel, and the reception area was decorated with motorcycles and nostalgic figurines displayed in glass cases. It felt like a place overflowing with personal touches. They meticulously checked out the entire building, including my room, which was a Japanese-style room just like the pictures I'd seen. It had the bare minimum – a TV, table, futon, kettle – a simple space, but somehow it evoked a sense of nostalgia. The only thing I would mention is that, perhaps because of the time of year I stayed (late March) or because it's in the mountains, it was a little chilly. Personally, I didn't mind, but some people might need a jacket. And then there's the bath. I didn't use the bathtub, but the shower was sufficient… however, perhaps because I took a shower in the morning, the water didn't heat up quickly… there was a stove in the changing area, which was nice and warm. On my way out, I stopped by a large common room-like area with a spectacular view of the sea – it was beautiful. I thought it would have been even more beautiful if it had been sunnier (the photo was taken from the room in that space). This time I stayed there urgently for a one-day business trip, but it was a pretty nice room, and I might stay there again if I have the chance. However, please note that a car is essential to get there. There are no convenience stores nearby either, so I recommend eating before you stay.

It was comfortable.