Hotel Takitei

和室房，含早晚餐，房間挺大的44平

The hotel is a bit old, but it's still clean and tidy. It costs more than 900 yuan a night, including morning and evening meals, and the price/performance ratio is pretty good.

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.

The front desk service is Chinese and very friendly. Although the hotel is old, it has a Japanese a**osphere. Unfortunately, I am very scared to stay alone and even have nigh**ares.

The hotel should be a Chinese property, and the service staff are all Chinese. Japanese-style hot spring hotels generally provide two meals and one stay, and the food is average. The tatami rooms are large in size. The hot spring is nice! The overall value for money is very good!

The price of the hotel is very cheap. It is recommended for budget travelers to book. It is very cost-effective and the breakfast tastes good. The hotel does not have a private hot spring, but the public hot spring is also good.

Yukata are at the front desk, the smallest size is enough. But the yukata strap is in your room, not at the front desk. The hot springs are very nice, and the meals are a bit simple, but not bad either. There are buses at the door and you can walk to nearby attractions. There are route posters at the front desk, so just follow along.

The room is really...not to mention the wallpaper is broken, even the lights and the washbasin are broken🙈with big tape attached...There is a strong smell of cigarette smoke in the room, and we have clearly booked a non-smoking room. The water temperature in the bathing area is really not hot...it's considered warm water. The most speechless thing is that even the air conditioning adjus**ent switch is broken.

There is a Chinese front desk. The facilities are relatively old, but they are clean and hygienic. The rooms are big and the bathrooms are small.