Hotel terbaik di Ito

"The owner of the Rukan is one of the most welcoming and friendly people. He greets guests, tells them about all the nuances of living in the Rukan, interesting places in the city and beyond. He speaks excellent English. And he even helped us solve a small issue with our luggage. I highly recommend visiting."

"Facilities: You can tell everything is very new; the toilet and bathroom vanity are both very new and clean. The only downside was that the chair seat was a bit dirty. Everything else was fine. Cleanliness: The room was very clean, tidy, and comfortable. The chair was a bit dirty, but everything else was okay. The hot spring area was also quite nice. Environment: The front desk lobby was super clean! The hotel also has hot spring baths, which are great to experience. Service: The service was super good too! Very impressive!"

"If you plan to stay in this area, you’ll need your own transport, like a rental car. The breakfast buffet has lots of tasty options and comes with a nice sea view in the morning. The private onsen costs JPY 3,500 per hour, and the experience was excellent. The front desk staff are very polite and friendly. Many local Japanese people choose this hotel for their vacations."

"The hotel is excellent, with spacious rooms and beautiful scenery. It offers facilities such as an open-air bath, swimming pool, karaoke, and tennis court. Guests can also book a free shuttle to and from the JR station. It feels like a bit of a waste for just two people — it’s more suitable for four to five guests. The front desk staff are warm and attentive. Since the hotel is located in the mountains, I encountered a centipede in the hallway. Walking there is not recommended."

"Absolutely five stars!!! Excellent service and amazing pool side view. Both dinner and breakfast are perfect!! They provide shuttle buses but the timing is not good for me. It’s only around 10 minutes walk from nearest station. So the location is not a big problem for me."

"After returning from Japan, I felt that this was the hotel I stayed in the most satisfying way. The hotel doesn't have many rooms, so it's never crowded. There are about five or six onsen (hot spring) rooms, which lock and light up when guests enter, making them like private baths. We booked a twin room, which wasn't very large, but had everything we needed. The hotel's location is also very convenient, with a bus stop just a few hundred meters away. There's also a convenience store nearby. I'd like to praise the hotel's breakfast and dinner the most. The staff will discuss meal times with you and prepare them in advance. They were delicious and exquisite. Breakfast included freshly grilled flounder, and dinner was a kaiseki meal. We booked two nights, and each meal was different, which was a real surprise. This hotel's blind box promotion was a huge success!"

"Comfortable and modern onsen hotel with private baths in rooms, tasty and unique dinner and European style breakfast. In the room there are towels, yukata robes, some hygiene supplies except teeth brushes because the hotel tries to reduce plastic wastes. The hotel gifted a set for face and tea for a booking on a particular website. The hotel approximately in 10 mins from train station, and close to the sea."

"As a room with a view, it is quite good. As a semi-youth hostel, the price is reasonable. However, the Thai girl at the front desk is terrible. As a customer service, she has very poor respect and courtesy. She also reminds passengers with children to book a room per person in advance, otherwise it will be more expensive when they arrive at the front desk. I said that he has several cats at home. If you like it, think twice if you are afraid of cats."

"My family and I stayed here for three nights, two in a modern Japanese-style room (和モダン「粋」-sui-和室) (breakfast included) and one in a Japanese-style room in the main building (和風ルーム (main building)). My family loved the tatami rooms, so both were excellent experiences. The hotel breakfast is also highly recommended. The Japanese breakfast includes a small hot pot and freshly steamed rice in a clay pot, perfect for Chinese palates who love hot food. It offers a balanced selection of fish, meat, eggs, and dairy. One day, the hotel even had a Chinese-speaking staff member take care of our table, which was incredibly thoughtful. We also highly recommend the hot springs. The large baths were wonderful, and they have the only drinkable hot spring water in Ito, which is good for your digestion. I signed up for a membership during my stay and would love to stay here again!"

"The guesthouse itself is beautiful and very comfortable, located near Izu Kogen Station, not far from Mount Omuro and Jogasaki Coast. Most importantly, the owner is incredibly kind – a Chinese uncle! Chinese don't trick Chinese! He picked us up from Izu Kogen Station, then drove us to Mount Omuro, and later picked us up from the Jogasaki Coast parking lot to take us back to the guesthouse. The uncle runs the whole guesthouse by himself, he's a one-man army! The owner also puts a lot of effort into his cooking. We only booked breakfast, but if you're out and about until after 6 PM, you absolutely *must* book dinner at the guesthouse. Izu really closes down too early; we came back at 6:30 PM and couldn't find anywhere to eat! We eventually walked for ages and found a rural restaurant. The guesthouse has shared bathrooms and toilets. There's a toilet on every floor, but only one shower room. However, there aren't many guests, so if you don't mind that, I highly recommend it!! Also, Izu is truly beautiful!!! The next day, the owner dropped us off at the station, and we headed to Southern Izu to ride the Kinme Train. It was absolutely worth it!!!"