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For those traveling with a special companion, I would suggest that the Shimoda Central Hotel is a particularly fine choice. The private open-air bath in our room was fed by a free-flowing natural spring, allowing us the luxury of bathing at our leisure without any concern for privacy. Furthermore, the large public baths, both indoor and open-air, were enveloped in lush greenery and offered a profound sense of tranquility. The spaciousness of the tubs allowed for complete relaxation. The quality of the meals was impeccable, and the staff's thoughtful consideration for their guests was truly exceptional. This attention to detail provided a great sense of comfort and safety throughout our stay. I can recommend this establishment with the utmost confidence to anyone wishing to spend peaceful time immersed in nature.

If outstanding seafood is your objective, "Taberu Oyado Hamanoyu" is a choice you won't regret. True to its name, which translates to "The Gourmet Inn," the dining experience was simply superb. The local Inatori specialty, Kinmedai (Splendid Alfonsino) simmered in soy sauce, was particularly exquisite, and I was impressed by the high quality of every single dish, from the fresh sashimi onwards. We were served both breakfast and dinner in a private dining room, which ensured our privacy and allowed us to enjoy our meals in complete comfort. The private open-air bath in our room was also excellent. For anyone seeking both a high-quality culinary experience and a superb onsen, I can recommend this inn without hesitation.

What impressed me the most at "Umibe no Kakureyu Seiryu" was the staff's heartwarming hospitality. From the moment they welcomed us upon arrival, through the detailed explanations during our meals, and right up to our departure, the service was consistently attentive and pleasant, always respecting our pace. It was a true embodiment of Japanese "omotenashi," allowing me to completely relax. Every single experience was wonderful—from watching the sunset from the private open-air bath in our room to savoring the delicious dried fish for breakfast. It was a truly restorative stay, and I would love to visit again.

Ocean view rooms with a panoramic view of Suruga Bay. Spacious with a Japanese-style room as the base. Some rooms have an open-air bath, and there is also a private open-air bath with Breathtaking view where you can bathe in the hot springs while looking out at the sea. The meals use seafood from Izu, such as abalone and golden-eyed snapper, and there is a sweet buffet after the meal. Breakfast is a Japanese-Western buffet style, so you can enjoy fish from the morning. Considering the size of the room and the food, I think this hotel has very good value for money.

There are many hot spring inns within walking distance of Izu Atagawa Station in Atagawa Onsen, and the public inn is the most reasonable. It has a nostalgic atmosphere that makes you feel like you're in old Japan. It's old, but it was clean and comfortable to stay. The room was spacious, and you can enjoy the hot spring water from 100% natural hot spring and seafood from Izu. I was surprised at how luxurious the dinner was.

You can enjoy seafood dishes at a reasonable price. You can bathe in the rock bath with 100% natural hot spring, and you can also enjoy hot spring eggs made in the hot spring. For dinner, you can enjoy luxurious seafood dishes. There is also a souvenir shop with a variety of seafood products, famous sweets, and folk crafts. There is an aquarium and a theme park called Shibamasa World near the hotel, so the whole family can enjoy it.

Although it is a chain hotel with branches all over the country, it offers many services that are great for families with children. Meals are served in a Buffet style with Japanese, Western and Chinese cuisine, including alcohol, and seafood such as abalone, sashimi and golden-eyed snapper can be ordered separately. There are also free hot springs, bicycle rentals, tennis courts, fishing rods, table tennis, karaoke, go and shogi.

There are plans that allow you to enjoy seafood such as Ito's specialty dried fish and boiled golden-eyed snapper. The dinner kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）changes every month, and you can enjoy authentic Shizuoka tea for breakfast. There are also rooms with cypress baths and private open-air baths that can be reserved.

This is an old Prince Hotel, and there are two types of meals: Buffet and a creative Japanese meal. I think you can use it without worrying even if you have children. You can choose between Buffet or Japanese food, so if you like sashimi, you might want to choose the Japanese meal. Nearby is Shuzenji Niji no Sato, where you can enjoy steam locomotives and nature, so I think your children will be satisfied. The hotel also has a hot spring, so you can take a relaxing bath while looking at Mt. Fuji. As for strawberry picking, the strawberries in Nirayama and Ema are large and delicious.

independent guest cottages a little away from the bustling hot spring town, on a hill overlooking Mt. Fuji, the view is amazing. There are three types of open-air baths: a stone bath, a wooden bath, and a rock bath. There are also private open-air baths, aromatherapy esthetics, and massages, so you can enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content and feel refreshed. The food includes sashimi, abalone, red sea bream, and other seafood dishes that you can fully enjoy.

How about a hotel resort? The hotel has an open-air bath with 100% natural hot spring, a large bath, and a sauna. There is also a table tennis room, golf course, and beauty salon. For sightseeing in the area, Joren Falls is relatively close by. It can be enjoyed by both adults and children, and there is also an abundance of seafood.

Although the price is a little high, the hot spring and the food are satisfying. Nishiizu Town has beautiful sunsets and you can see wonderful scenery from the observation lounge, rooms, and open-air bath. The Japanese banquet meal was centered around seafood, and the steamed abalone was very delicious. There is also a dinner menu for small children and elementary school students. The large public bath is large and glass-walled, so it has an open feeling and you can see the ocean. There is also karaoke, a pool, a table tennis corner, and a games corner, so you won't get bored.

The building of this Ryokan (Japanese inn) is an important cultural property, so it is a tasteful building. There are many repeat customers and it has a great reputation. From the food to the hot springs, this Ryokan (Japanese inn) offers such high quality and service that it would not be surprising if it were priced higher than this. There are various hot springs, and the baths have a sense of history. It's a place that makes you want to go back.

There are Japanese-style and Western-style baths. The view from the open-air bath is great, and the yacht-shaped open-air bath is designed to please children. There are also two types of private open-air baths with different styles. All rooms have an ocean view and the view is very good. For meals, you can enjoy seafood such as golden-eyed snapper. The staff are very friendly and the prices are reasonable.

This hotel is located on Shirahama Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Izu. There is a pool and hot springs, and the Kawazu cherry blossoms bloom in February, so you can get a head start on spring. The rooms are spacious and have a great ocean view. The location is also great for swimming, so I recommend it. The food is Japanese and Western, and the simmered golden-eyed snapper was delicious. There was also spiny lobster, so you could enjoy the seafood of Izu. There is an underwater aquarium near the hotel where you can interact with dolphins.