Book Tea Bed Izuoshima - Hostel

"I was a little worried about staying alone in a dormitory room, but once I closed the curtains, it was private and I was able to stay comfortably. It was clean, and I was personally happy that there was a freezer in addition to the microwave and refrigerator! One thing that bothered me was that I had heard that the cafe space in front of the front desk was open to guests only in the evening, so I planned to relax and read manga in my pajamas. However, I was bothered by the fact that two men who were not guests suddenly showed up at that time and continued to talk to the young woman at the front desk without ordering anything. What's more, the woman was closing the front desk while talking to her friend on speakerphone (at full volume), which made it very difficult to relax. They seemed like high school students working part-time and still getting used to the place, so I don't think it was the inn's policy, but it didn't have the atmosphere of a local izakaya or a guesthouse where you'd normally socialize, which was disappointing. I guess it's because it's an island that things are more relaxed, but I thought I'd write this review in the hope that they'd improve if I were to stay again."

Hotel Shiraiwa

"The open-air hot spring is neither hot nor cold, the room is relatively large, smoking is allowed, there is a hotel shuttle to and from the port, the service attitude is relatively good, and the services of a Japanese-style hot spring hotel are basically provided."

Hotel Kailani

"There are quite few amenities. The staff is friendly. The footsteps sound quite loud. Room only shower. Feng Lu は 17:00 〜 21:00 の Utilization."

Tsubaki

"The sea was close and the atmosphere was nice."

Sandbox

"Best value for money, love this place, clean, beyond the price."

Hotel Akamon

"Firstly, Izu Oshima doesn't have many tourist attractions overall. Most of the people I saw were middle-aged and elderly people hiking. Even on weekdays during the Camellia Festival, there weren't many tourists. I personally think the high cost of the steamboat ticket (9200 yen one way) is one reason. Secondly, the hotel is located in Motomachi Port, which recently stops at Okada Port. It takes another half hour by bus to get there. The hotel is quite old. The receptionist was an elderly gentleman, probably almost 90, but he was clear-headed and spoke basic English without any problems. The hot spring bath was rather small, and the breakfast was traditional Japanese. I probably won't go back to this destination again. Public transportation on the island is also quite expensive; a one-way trip to the volcano costs over 1000 yen, and a one-day pass seems to be 2050 yen. I went to Oshima Park, which is free, which is a good thing. It includes the Camellia Garden and the zoo, but the camellias weren't as abundant as I expected; the ones in the greenhouse were better."

Mashio Hotel & Resort

"It was awesome!　 It was the best place to stay in my history.　 The birdsong, the animals' cry, the morning is over.　 Breakfast is very polite in respect and arrangement for life, ingredients, dishes, etc. I've been quiet and solemn. It was a breakfast with a spine. It was very delicious. thank you for your meal. I'm sorry to disturb you in a method type room. 2 floor Japanese room 1 floor bedroom living room veranda was very comfortable everywhere I want to stay again as a reward for myself. I'd like to have dinner this time."

Kuromama

Hotel Moana Spectacular Ocean View Cafe Lounge BRE

"It is an inn just up the slope from Okada Port. The car stopped at Okada Port. The inn was very friendly and politely responded to the accessories I lost during my trip after returning to the mainland. Izu Oshima is talking about going again in a very good place, and it became a very nice memory. Thank you."