Ito Yukitei

酒店位於伊東市內，對面就是羅森超市，出行方便。酒店安靜，無論是泡私湯還是大湯乾淨，酒店的服務都非常滿意。

服務非常好

This time, I used a premium room to celebrate my father's graduation. My father has difficulty walking, so we requested a room as close to the elevator as possible, and they not only gave us a room right next to our request, but also provided us with a private dining room right next to the elevator. Ta. When the woman in charge saw my father struggling to sit down in a chair, she immediately brought him a cushion, prepared a high chair in the room instead of a low chair, and made other arrangements. Thank you for your consideration. When I saw my father, who loves hot springs, happily taking a bath in the open-air bath in his room, I was really glad that I chose Yukitei. thank you very much.

I was attracted to this hotel because it is in the same vein as Tokaikan, so I stayed in a premium room with a free-flowing hot spring bath. The room is a Japanese-Western style room, with a twin room with two single Simmons beds, a living room with wooden flooring and a table on Ryukyu tatami, a chair and table by the window, and a washroom in the back with a shower and a hot spring bath for adults. There is a cypress bath that can accommodate four people, and there is one TV in the bedroom and one in the living room. At 81 square meters, it is spacious. The public bath is open all night from 15:00 to 11:00, except for the men's and women's changing time from 4:00 to 5:00. There are two indoor baths and one outdoor bath. It's very spacious. The private bath is free of charge, and you can enjoy the open-air bath made of cypress or ceramics for 45 minutes once per night. It can be rented by reservation only until 11pm. There is a canopy so you don't have to worry about rain. The large communal bath, private bath, and premium room bath are all chloride hot springs with their own source. Since it is a chloride, it will keep you warm even after it comes out. I think that the indoor bath is not affected by the weather, and even in winter, you can take a bath without feeling the cold outside air that is unique to open-air baths. All rooms are along the Matsukawa River, and the green trees and murmuring streams will soothe you. Sagami Bay can be seen in the distance. We had our meals at the restaurant, and we happened to be given a Japanese-style room with a sunken kotatsu (horizontal kotatsu) in the back, which was by the window.Even though the restaurant was generally dim, it was bright by the window, and we could see Matsukawa. I was grateful that I could. Dinner is creative kaiseki cuisine. The portions were just right for me, a small eater, and even as a slow eater, there was enough time for me to wait for the next dish to be delivered. Breakfast had many types of rice to accompany it, and all the dishes were delicious. The downside is that there is only one elevator and it is slow. Wi-Fi is only available in the lobby, so I borrowed a pocket Wi-Fi, but it was almost unusable on the second day due to speed restrictions. The refrigerator is stocked with paid drinks, but unfortunately it doesn't get cold and doesn't have a freezer because it's self-reported. You can get ice for free in the vendor room on the third floor. You can put it in a plastic cup and take it back to your room. Paid drinks and beer and juice from vending machines are reasonably priced and are the same as those at convenience stores. Overall, I was very satisfied and would like to stay again.

First visit to Ito Onsen. Choose this casual inn. From the window of the Western-style room, you can see the scenery of the kindergarten and the city on the other side of the river, giving you a sense of openness. At night, the riverside is lit up and it is beautiful. The open-air bath is so-so. A stray cat crossed in front of me several times while taking a bath. In the restaurant, each table is blindfolded. I can't hear conversations because there is an interval. Dinner and breakfast were on the same table, but it wasn't by the window, so it was a little disappointing in the morning.

We stayed in the 6th floor "Premium Room with Hinoki Bath". ＞Room 80 square meters, this room has a large window and a large cypress bath. You can see the sea in the distance. However, since it was a Japanese-Western style room, the living room was tatami mats, and I had to sit when watching TV or having tea, and my legs hurt and I couldn't relax. It would have been nice if there was a western style room with a table. ＞Meals We had dinner in the private dining room. It's not luxurious, but it was good with gentle seasoning. >Bath The large public bath was spacious and tasteful. We also enjoyed the free private open-air bath.

Ito Onsen for the first time in a while. It is an image with an attractive inn. First of all, the stay time is long, and the service of picking up a taxi from the station to the inn is wonderful. The area around the front lounge is also beautiful. The size is just right. I really liked the open-air bath in the room. Spacious and nice view. The dinner was delicious. I was able to stay at a great price with a Tokyo resident-only discount, so I was even more satisfied. Nice lounge but no drink service, no coffee in the room. I was a little disappointed. A smoking room is a rare and nice point. A sofa would have been even better. thank you for helping me.

I visited with my family. I stayed in a Japanese style room. Children are delighted with the Japanese-style room! It was an old-fashioned guest room, but you can feel nostalgia. However, I had a hard time with how to lock the door. The food here is very good, it was more than I expected. We recommend going as hungry as possible. Children's meals are the same as adults without cutting corners. Authentic kaiseki, not the typical children's lunch. It was a hit for my daughter who likes adult rice. Also I want to go.