3-Star Hotels in Izu City

"The room has its own open-air hot spring and you can see the sea. Because it is on the Nishi-Izu coast, the scenery is beautiful in the evening. We chose two meals and one night, and ordered children's meals for the children in advance. The portions were very large and we couldn't finish them at all. There was an old lady among the hotel staff. She brought the dishes up one by one and could communicate with us in English. You can choose your own yukata on the first floor of the hotel, and children are charged separately. The hotel is next to the Toi Gold Mine, where you can go and experience gold panning, which is very interesting. In addition, if you bring children, choose a double room and pay an additional 700 yen for the child to make the bed after arrival."

"1. Room: The homestay is close to the sea, the front desk is on the first floor, the guest room is built on the lower floor, there are two floors of rooms, no elevator. This room has a large space and a small balcony. 2. The scenery is invincible, the room and restaurant can see the sea. 3. The location of the homestay is relatively biased. In the direction of West Izu, there are chartered cars and self-driving cars to reach. 4. Dinner was too pleasant, there was no choice but it was very rich. It is a 5-course French meal + seafood sashimi platter. The breakfast is also very rich. You can choose Japanese and Western styles. The only downside is that the same breakfast must be selected together. It cannot be selected separately, although all sets are for one person. 5. Insufficient, the owner of the hotel is not very good at English, a little dogmatic, such as breakfast, one person can order a drink, can not refill. That's it, compared to the high cost performance and food beauty of the hotel can be completely compensated. Self-driving travel can be assured."