Hotel Hot Springs Ito

The hotel has a nice view and is close to the sea. There are snacks when you check in and they are replenished every day, but the room is not cleaned. The towels and snacks you need will be hung on the door handle. The breakfast is still good. Sashimi is free, and pineapple, orange and lychee are free. If you want to soak in the rooftop open-air hot spring for free, please note that it is no longer free from 6-10 am. From 7 am, it is all charged. The hotel bus will not be available until after 9 am. If you want to get up early to go to the scenic spot, you can take I39·I85 and get on the bus from Fushan Station to Izu Kogen Station. There are two large supermarkets near Izu Kogen Station, MaxVaLu and Na***a. You can buy daily necessities and food and drinks, and then take the hotel bus back.

I would say it a very pleasant choice to stay in this hotel (includes dinner, breakfast and free onsen). Their service is the best in all hotels I have stayed before (helped you set up your bed, deliver your food to your room and most importantly, call us a free ride to send us back to the Ito station. The service is very warm and polite.

The location is OK, but it's a bit hard to find food at night. It's pitch black around here after dark. The hotel breakfast is OK, and the grilled fish is delicious.

We have spent two days living here, the hotel is excellent, especially for the public bath and service. The public bath on the rooftop is seaview, which has a good ventilation. And the staff here are very helpful, nice and have cheerful smile, and very patient! The service is really number one, I can feel the positive attitude from every staff.

Kira no Sato is the best hotel I’ve ever stayed in Japan, period. I’ve never stayed in a traditional Japanese style hotel but it totally blew my mind. The gardens, onsen, guest rooms, restaurants…everything’s exquisite. It is like an onsen theme park. 5-star service the minute since you got on the hotel’s shuttle bus. There’s stairways leading up to my room. Hotel staff offered to help me on their own. The room is mainly made of wood but it is kept in excellent condition. The bed is large and soft. The food beats 90% of Japanese hotels I’ve stayed in.

This is a hotel with one night and two meals that is absolutely amazing and cost-effective. The hotel rooms are not, but the service of the whole hot spring hotel is very warm, the infinity pool is even better, and there are dandan noodles as a midnight snack at night, which is excellent. The breakfast is even more surprising, with so many varieties, which is rare in Japanese hotels. However, the location is mid-mountain, so you must drive yourself.

The hotel owner is very nice! I can speak Mandarin so there is no problem in communication! The food and drinks were prepared and the portions were sufficient, so there was no need to worry about food. This time, the room had a private bath, and I didn't want to leave the room while enjoying the hot spring facing the sea.

How come such a good hotel has no reviews? We found this hotel through deepseek. We were a little hesitant at first because we couldn't find any reviews from Chinese tourists, but the whole experience was perfect. The back door is connected to the zoo, and Capibalara can be seen in 5 minutes! The design of the hot spring pool is relatively conventional and practical, with everything you need. Breakfast and dinner are recommended. Everyone goes to the designated dining table corresponding to the room on time to enjoy a full set of Japanese cuisine (I'm not sure if it's Kaiseki). It's like Western food, with a series of front, middle and back dishes, but they are all Japanese-style. I've eaten a lot of cooking combinations that I haven't seen before. The people around are basically Japanese people who come on vacation, and there are many parent-child activities with children. The immersion in local life is full.

March 2025, 2 nights in a room with only meals, 10 tatami mats on the ocean side, with a bath and toilet [Good points] ・Convenient location within walking distance of JR Ito Station ・The view from the ocean view room is of the ocean ・The large natural hot spring bath is pleasant and refreshing ・Even though it is an inn, you can stay only for a night [Points to note] ・The building has a sense of history overall [Overall review] I came to Ito City for work, but since there are few business hotels, I stayed at this inn that offers only meals. From the window of the room, you can see the ocean in front of you and enjoy the sunrise and sunset. Next time, I would like to use the private open-air bath on the rooftop for private use.

Extremely satisfied. It is a very high-quality destination hotel. The hotel’s official website is difficult to find. You can find the hotel’s official website by hanging up a ladder on Yahoo Japan and searching the hotel name. The official website has a very detailed introduction. I went there on October 3, 2024. Ctrip paid more than 2,700 for a room including two dinners and two breakfasts. Let’s talk about the advantages first Rooms: There are a total of 6 rooms that are similar. The prices are the same and randomly assigned. They are all equipped with outdoor + indoor hot springs. They are very comfortable Japanese-style rooms. The standard Japanese bathrobes, clogs, etc. are instantly charming. Hot springs: Highlights, I have never soaked in such a high-quality hot spring, with a large amount of water flowing 24 hours a day and a constant temperature. Especially indoors, the water quality is so clean that there are no drains attached to the tank. We moved outside because it rained heavily when we went there. There were some floating objects on the surface, but thanks to the huge amount of water circulation, it was still very clear. Catering: Hearty kaiseki cuisine, very local Japanese taste, with all kinds of tastes that I have never tasted before. It took almost 3 hours to eat dinner and more than an hour to eat breakfast. Both meals were delivered to the room. The drinks in the minibar are free, and I never felt hungry during my stay. Service: Nothing to say, the attitude is very good. The old man kneeled down for the whole process and only spoke very basic English. Most of the time he relied on the app for translation (it can be seen that most of this store mainly accepts locals, which is great), but I can still feel the high-quality service. The only drawback is the location: It takes 4 hours to get there by bus from Tokyo, and the hotel is located a few kilometers away from the entrance of Mount Omuro. It is not a bit better to come by car than by bus (so this is why most of the guests here are Japanese) Reason? ), otherwise we can basically only take a taxi to cover the three or four kilometers from the station to the hotel and from the hotel to Omuro Mountain. But all this is still worth it to me, because Mount Omuro is so beautiful and the hotel experience is also great! All in all, this is a place I will come again and stay in this hotel if I have money.