Hotels Near Jōren Falls in Izu

This is the largest hotel with the best lighting and the most comfortable environment I have ever stayed in. The kawabe cuisine feels great. The room is a pleasant surprise, a combination of Japanese and Western styles, clean and sanitary. There is a private hot spring bathtub on the balcony, listening to the sound of running water. The outdoor private bath is also great. I recommend the beauty under the moon, which is very freehand. I highly recommend it! I will come again if I have the chance! There is a shuttle bus to the station in the morning. The old man is kind and enthusiastic.

Amazing hotel, more than 100 years of building protection is very good, the room is very large and quiet, the courtyard is super beautiful, the swing after crossing the bridge is like a fairyland, the meal is super delicious, even the hotel's free juice and popsicles are unexpectedly delicious, value for money. If you have to make suggestions, there are a little less choices for private soup and public soup. btw: It is recommended not to book through Trip.com, communication is too laborious. You can go directly to their official website or call, there is Chinese customer service.

If you take the bus to Shuzenji, remember to get off at the stop in the picture. The hotel is in the mountains and very quiet. There are indoor and outdoor hot springs, and men and women use them in different time periods. They will explain it clearly when you check in. The service is also very good, highly recommended

Hotel was very beautiful, staff was excellent, food was just ok. Every night dinner buffet was mostly the same, it needs more variety. Especially since we stayed over Christmas.

We booked a balcony suite with Mount Fuji view, but we were not told whether it was on the first or second floor when we checked in. We found it was not the room type we wanted, and we were told that they had no room type to change to. Moreover, they forgot our luggage at the front desk and did not deliver it to the room. We went to the front desk to ask, and they did. It was inconvenient to enter and exit, and the staff's English was not very good, so communication was difficult. In short, it was not worth the price...

This is the ceiling of the hot spring hotel I have stayed in so far! I haven't been to too many hot springs. I have stayed in Gero Onsen Yunoshima, Kurokawa Onsen Oyado and Yunping Onsen Yamashiro Ryokan. This is the fourth Japanese hot spring hotel. Arai Ryokan is undoubtedly the best, and it is much better. First of all, it has a sense of history built in 1872. Secondly, the winding wooden bridge in the garden, the forest of giant trees, and the various styles of architectural design interspersed in the plump koi pond are very clever. Thirdly, the whole hotel seems to have been renovated not long ago, and all the details are brand new and clean, especially the wooden floor handrail pillars are very clean. Finally, the giant stone hot spring that is adapted to local conditions is very distinctive, and the wild sky bath is also beautiful. The Tonger room we stayed in may be the best in the whole venue, with a large fish pond in front and a small forest courtyard in the back, and the scenery is first-class. The female general is very thoughtful, the kaiseki cuisine is rich, and the quilt is also comfortable. Everything is very satisfactory! I got a wonderful experience and left an unforgettable memory. I will go again if I have the chance!

Kangcheng Kawabata mentioned the hot springs of Xiusan Temple three times in the short story ”The Dancer of Izu”. Before we set off for Japan, we decided to add a berth and two meals to the ghost's habitat in the second half of our newlywed trip, one to experience the traditional Japanese soup culture, and the other to relieve fatigue for the first half of the trip. From Tokyo, the Shanyang Line to Sandao transfer, three hours to the hot spring town of Zhongyizu. Unlike the downtown, the flowing water, Nana breeze, the breath of nature makes people feel very comfortable when they get off the bus. The hotel has been waiting at the station in advance. The driver master introduced us to the attractions, the room (we booked the mountain section, after talking about it, you can look at the water, see if you want to change) and the dining arrangement. His humor makes the transfer journey very pleasant and short. In terms of service, the whole process is meticulous, there is a Chinese brother at the front desk, and the check-in is also very smooth. At the same time, I noticed that the driver master had a special explanation with the front desk after learning that we were newlyweds. So thank you for the ”kill to die” that the hotel offers, including flowers, two free drinks and desserts. In terms of rooms, the whole hotel is very elegant. After comparison, although the soup pool in Qingshui is larger, we prefer the room type and mountain view of Shanke. Combining Zen decoration design and furniture, we enjoy this hot spring trip very much. In terms of dining, whether it is dinner or breakfast, kaiseki cuisine is very exquisite. While experiencing the fresh food in the season, you can feel the chef's understanding and making, pursuit and ingenuity in terms of taste, ingredients, appearance, etc., only 40 years old is really very young. In terms of environment, before two o'clock, we went to the town for a walk. The sunflower is a local specialty. This can be taken away from the buckwheat noodles, the sunflower ice cream can be tasted, etc. You can feel it. I especially recommend the buckwheat noodles of the Temple そば (refreshing, fragrant and delicious) Ice cream with Tan Nai (next to the foot bath soup pool, you can soak your feet while blowing the hair while eating dessert). Overall, this hot spring trip has become a very good memory for us, looking forward to the future opportunity to come again.

Amazing service and onsen facilities. There are both indoor and outdoor, private and public baths to choose from. There are unlimited drinks from the drinks machines and also other complementary food services. Both the meals, breakfast and dinner, were exquisite. It was great to experience traditional Japanese dining. The traditional Japanese building was like a labyrinth and I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the many halls and gardens. The location is also great and there are many shops and temples around the area. All in all the perfect place to have a more traditional Japanese experience whilst receiving excellent service.

The hotel is close to the entrance of the hot spring street. Take the C10 bus from Shuzenji Station and get off at the 6th stop. Go forward, turn left, cross the bridge, and turn left to see the hotel entrance. Breakfast and dinner are buffets. Change shoes after entering the lobby of the hotel. Walk around barefoot in socks throughout the hotel. After checking in at the door, choose your own yukata and take toiletries. There are many yukata patterns. There are 7 private baths on the 4th floor of the hotel. No reservation is required. Just wait in order in the private bath hall and enter the private bath room. Use it for a maximum of half an hour at a time. There is an open-air public bath on the 9th floor. The lobby is actually the 3rd floor. The 4th to 8th floors are guest rooms, and the restaurant is on the 2nd floor. For some reason, even if you book on Ctrip 2 to 3 months in advance, the room floor is still the lowest. After all, there is a private bath and laundry room on the 4th floor, so it doesn't matter if the floor is a little lower. The washing machine here is free to use, and the dryer is 100 yen for 20 minutes. In general, it's pretty good overall. If I have to point out some shortcomings, I think it may be because of the tatami mats. If you walk upstairs with a little more weight, you can feel a thumping sound. If there are children running, it's even worse. In addition, the opening and closing of windows in the adjacent rooms also makes a loud noise.

The room is Japanese style, about 10 tatami in size. The entrance hall is also quite spacious, and there is a small cabinet to store things. You can drink tea on the balcony, look at the mountain view outside the window, and hear the sound of water and crows. The overall facilities are also relatively old, but the hygiene is good. There are two indoor and outdoor hot springs, which are also very clean. The breakfast is self-service, with a wide variety. If you are not too picky, you can basically skip lunch after breakfast. The Japanese are very punctual. Breakfast ends at 9 o'clock. I overslept on the second day of my stay. I arrived at the restaurant at 9:01. They said apologetically that breakfast was over and would not let me in. So you must pay attention to the time when eating breakfast. Dinner is not included in the room rate. I added a dinner, which seems to be around 2,800 yen. The appearance and taste are also worth the money. The video was taken for dinner. This hotel is worth recommending. I guess I will stay here again when I come to Izu next time.