Stay Recommendations
From hotel window views to the convenience store down the alley — every stay has stories worth telling.
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Zekkei no Hanare no Yado Tsuki no Usagi
Tsuki No Usagi is a serene ryokan offering detached guest rooms with private, garden-set open-air baths. Guests enjoy breathtaking ocean views, peaceful bamboo paths, and lush greenery. The experience includes beautifully crafted, high-quality meals served in the main building.
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Otonashi no Mori Ryokufu-en
Otonashi no Mori Ryokuen is a well-maintained ryokan in quiet, peaceful surroundings. Guests can enjoy an on-site hot spring with an open-air bath, a restaurant, a ping-pong room, and massage chairs. Breakfast includes a variety of sides and all-you-can-eat grilled horse mackerel.
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Izu Ito Onsen Hotel Dankoen
Hotel Dankoen in Ito Onsen features spacious rooms with Japanese-style futons and private toilets. Guests can enjoy an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet with a variety of Japanese dishes and fruit, served on the sixth floor with views. On-site amenities include quiet indoor and outdoor public baths and a bowling alley.
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Izu Kogen Jogasaki Onsen Hanafubuki
Located a two-hour train ride from Tokyo, Hanafubuki offers a peaceful retreat featuring seven different indoor and outdoor hot springs. Guests enjoy fresh, healthy nine-course meals and friendly service. The property is surrounded by nature, with walking access to a nearby waterfall.
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Suimeikan
Located near Gero station, Suimeikan offers a tranquil atmosphere with three public baths, including an outdoor bath immersed in nature. Guests can enjoy high-quality meals and a breakfast buffet with extensive variety. The staff is helpful, and the hotel features convenient on-site restaurants.
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