Hotels in Kamo District

"Although the hotel facilities are a bit old, it's very clean. The room is incredibly spacious with an unbeatable view; you open the window and there's the sea. Sleeping at night with the sound of the waves is really charming, but if it's too noisy, you can use earplugs. There's a free public onsen on the rooftop with a front-row sea view, which is absolutely beautiful! They also have private onsen available for an extra charge. The public onsen is well-equipped with hair dryers, cotton swabs, and skincare products. Mineral water isn't provided in the room, but you can buy it from a vending machine. If you need to go to the station, the hotel can arrange a shuttle service, but you need to book in advance. However, walking along the path offers beautiful scenery, and I recommend walking if the weather is good; it's only a 10-minute walk to the station (it's a bit uphill to the station, which can be tiring). There aren't many restaurants nearby, but the ones that are there are quite good. It offers excellent value for money, and I'll definitely come back for a longer stay next time!"

"We had an amazing 1 night stay at Shizentenyu... i'm still dreaming about the view from our room and the restaurant... amazing!!! We didn't realize that our room included a full 7-course set dinner menu, which was one of the highlights from our trip! The service was impecable, food delicious, and a huge thank-you to Alfie who guided us through our set menu in English. We would have been very confused without him. Our room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, the Onsen lovely, we appreciated the lounge with free coffee, tea, beer, and popsicles. We also braved the steep walk down to the private beach and went for a refreshing swim! We wish we could have stayed longer!"

"The room was spacious and faced the ocean. I fell asleep and woke up to the sound of waves every day. The staff at the hotel and the nearby FamilyMart were all incredibly friendly. The night before check-out, I realized I was missing a key. I thought it might have been left at FamilyMart but was prepared to pay for a replacement. When I mentioned it to the front desk staff during check-out, I was immediately told that FamilyMart had contacted them and the key had already been returned. It was a very heartwarming stay, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit Izu!"

"The sea view is unbeatable, and it's a 5-6 minute walk from the station. They offer a shuttle service to the station upon checkout, by appointment. A centipede ran into my room... but they changed my room when I requested it, which was fine. I stayed for three days, and the breakfast was decent. The service was typical Japanese, meaning you couldn't really find any fault with it. The biggest surprise was on the day of checkout: there was a huge typhoon in Izu, all trains were stopped. While we were feeling helpless at the station, a hotel front desk staff member arrived! They told us that because we had previously booked a shuttle, they were taking us to the larger Izu-Kogen station! I was so touched! That's truly Japanese service, solving an urgent problem! Overall, it was really good!"

"Это очень хороший рекан с вкусной едой и прекрасными приватными онсенами. Онсенов 2, я успела и вечером несколько раз там побыть, и утром полежала в горячем источнике. Очень все понятно объяснили сразу, когда я приехала, где что находится и как пользоваться. Онсены называли bathroom. Номер хорошо обогревается кондиционером. Мне бесплатно повысили категорию номера до вида на море. Очень приятно было пить чай на балконе и смотреть на море и горы. Столовая, где утром завтрак, тоже отличается прекрасным видом. До цветения в кавадзу можно дойти за 20 минут по красивой дороге."

"The entire hotel has only 7 bedrooms, each with a private bath and facing the sea. The hotel environment is designed in Japanese style, clean and the rooms are large. Breakfast and dinner are eaten in a room in the basement, which also has 7 rooms, so each bedroom is equipped with a dining room, which provides a high degree of privacy. The hotel staff are very friendly and smiling. When we arrived at the hotel, 3 people came to greet us, and when we left, 3 people came to see us off. The service was very thoughtful. All in all, the stay was great!"

"A really nice resort hotel. The room was spacious, and the private onsen bath was very clean. The peculiar smell was likely from the tatami mats. We had the hotel's set menu for breakfast but didn't have dinner at the hotel. The supermarket next to Izu Kogen Station offers abundant sashimi, enough to eat your fill. The photos show the places we visited during our stay, and it was all very relaxing. Having seen some less favorable reviews, let me share my own experience. The hotel's occupancy is highly seasonal, so there might not be many staff members, but they all provided attentive service. During our stay, the station pick-up and drop-off service was always well-arranged. When I'm on vacation, I prefer to relax and not be disturbed, so I opted out of daily room cleaning. I've stayed at some older Japanese-style hotels, similar to those in areas like Shikoku's Oboke, and this level of service is pretty typical. Of course, perhaps I just haven't visited enough Japanese resort hotels to generalize. Overall, I highly recommend staying here. Don't set your expectations too high, but it delivers on all the essentials for a relaxing getaway."

"We had a delicious and fun time with the family. The private beach was also wonderful. If it was summer swimming season, the waves would be calm and it would be easy for children to play there. It was the last weekend of March during spring break, but the hotel was well thought out and didn't feel crowded, which was nice. The freshly fried tempura in the dining area and the fried bread for breakfast were very popular and delicious. However, the smell of oil permeated the yukata and hair I was wearing, so I felt like taking a bath and washing my hair again after the meal. I think it would be difficult, but if the ventilation environment was good, it would be perfect! That's how I felt."

"This place is located at Izu-Ōkawa Station, which is a bit off the beaten path for a transport hub in the East Izu area. The hotel offers a shuttle service, which you can book in advance via email or phone. The front desk has a ********* lady who speaks Chinese and is very helpful, answering any questions you might have. The food is quite good, and there are two large outdoor private onsens where you can see stars on a clear night. However, if you want to see a lot of stars, you should head to Ōshima or a nearby island. The room size is standard; in Japanese-style rooms, staff will lay out futons as there are no beds. The tatami mats are very new and have that unique new tatami smell. The private onsen in the room is also nice for a soak. If you're interested, there's also a wild hot spring by the sea – just Google it. You'll find a Lawson convenience store a short walk along the coastline. Overall, apart from the slightly remote location, there aren't any major drawbacks."

"It was a wonderful place. Quite as I wanted. My room was with lovely details and everything well prepared. Train station was 6 minutes walk and the beach just across the street also 2 minutes walk only. With approx 15 minutes walk you could be in the next bigger area with food shops restaurants and the nice river. I could book a private 50 minute outdoor onsen time and it was awesome. The stuff are absolutely friendly and helpful. I felt so comfortable and had no wishes. I would come back."