Izu Peninsula Ski Holidays

Very good breakfast,

We booked a bed with two twins and a bunk bed because we were traveling as a family of four. Upon arrival we noticed we were missing a set of linens for the bunk beds, and when we brought this to the front desk’s attention they informed us that because our youngest child was 6, they automatically assume they will be co-sleeping with us. We clarified this was NOT the case and they said we could rent a 4th set of linens for 2000 yen/day. Nothing in the Expedia description made note of this, so the charge struck us as very petty. Aside from this misleading marketing, the hotel was quiet, well-located, and clean. Small annoyances like a motion sensor light in the entry (which illuminates the whole room when someone wakes up to use the restroom at night) were solvable with some field ingenuity.

Very clean and comfortable stay, with very helpful staff

Clean rooms, basic rooms are small but paying a little extra for more space is worth it in my opinion especially if you find yourself with multiple people or large luggage. Location is good next to a train station with access to several convenient stores and a Don Quijote nearby. Staff is helpful and polite.

This hotel was NICE! The check in process was straightforward, the staff were genuine and helpful. The amenities around the hotel (private onsen, gym, family mart, and restaurant) were also phenomenal. I felt like this hotel had artsy vibes but also felt like home. The breakfast buffet in the morning was epic and very beautifully put together (felt like fine dining) and the staff there were so friendly! I can’t wait to visit this hotel again when my hubs and I visit Japan again ❤️

Great clean room. Nice view of the city and the garden area was beautiful