Izu Atagawa Onsen Hotel Gyokuryu Reviews

This hotel is very old, and some rooms don't have bathrooms, so you can only go to the public bathhouse (where you soak in hot springs), but the space is pretty good, and the tatami room you booked is larger than that of hotels in Tokyo. It's not far from the beach. There is no supermarket nearby. There is a supermarket run by an old lady that can provide food and clothing. It has instant noodles and snacks. There is an izakaya nearby which is particularly good. There is a burger shop at the train station. The owner orders and delivers the food alone. The owner is a handsome old man, tall and tall, and of mixed race.

Very good rooms and services, the hot spring water is very comfortable, and the price/performance ratio is very good. Overall, my stay was very comfortable, completely beyond expectations!

It's pretty good, very clean, but it's a bit tiring to drag luggage to the hotel. There are downhill and uphill slopes, but everything else is very good. There are hot springs, which are free, both indoors and outdoors.

It’s a very old hotel with outdated facilities, the air conditioner is not cool, and there are bugs in the room. It’s terrible. It costs 2000 for one night and the experience is very poor.

I was bitten by more than a dozen mosquitoes at night. I slept for a total of 1 hour, but there was no response when I complained.

The overall environment is good, clean and hygienic. The overall service is also very good. The hotel staff can speak English, Japanese, Chinese and German and are very friendly. The hot spring is very comfortable, especially after a tiring day, it is very relaxing to take a bath in the hot spring. Other facilities are also good. recommend.

The service attitude is very good, the hot spring water temperature is suitable, the facilities are complete, and you feel at home. I wanted to go to Tokyo Tower, and the hotel manager gave me a detailed introduction to the route, which I was very satisfied with.

In my more than ten years of traveling to Japan, this is the first time I have stayed in a hotel where the hot spring water is cold. Apart from us, there are no other guests in the hotel. Although there are breakfast and dinner, and the portions are large, the quality is really good. No, there is no hot water supply in the room. You can only go to the hot spring area downstairs, but it is very disappointing. The hot spring pool is filled with frozen water, and it feels like it is unoccupied. It is quite dirty, and the floors are old and smelly. , the wardrobe in the room is all dusty, will not stay again