由㐂松
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Yukimatsu (由㐂松) is a compact coastal ryokan in Nishiizu with a traditional atmosphere and a total of thirteen guest rooms designed to make the most of the Sea of Suruga outlook. The lobby’s red sofa and the wood-accented communal spaces set a quietly welcoming tone, while several guestrooms face west to catch the region’s notable sunsets. The property operates on a small scale that emphasizes calm and local character rather than modern resort trappings, and its location opens direct access to coastal walks and marine viewpoints near Dogashima and other shoreline features; it functions as a ryokan with onsen Nishiizu for travelers seeking an authentic seaside stay.
Accommodations are arranged in classic tatami-style layouts alongside slightly larger units suitable for small groups, many with windows or verandas oriented toward the water. Meals focus on seasonal, primarily seafood-driven cuisine served in shared dining areas that reflect regional culinary traditions. Bathing facilities are supplied from a natural, continuously flowing source and are configured as public hot-spring baths rather than private in-room tubs, offering an onsen experience that emphasizes communal relaxation. Practical on-site amenities include guest parking and a roomy public area for reading or gathering between outings.
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Points of interest nearby
Review summary for: 由㐂松
Positive Reviews
Friendly, attentive host
Multiple guests mention a very friendly and helpful host/owner who communicated kindly and assisted guests during their stay.
Clean and well maintained
Rooms, onsen and common areas are repeatedly described as very clean; some guests noted recent renovations and good overall upkeep.
Delicious traditional breakfast
Several reviews praise the Japanese breakfast (onigiri, miso soup, sausage, salad, etc.), calling it delicious and a highlight of the stay.
Convenient location
Guests appreciated the location within walking distance of a local supermarket and bus stop, with easy access to nearby beaches and transport links.
Good value and comfortable rooms with onsen
Reviewers noted spacious rooms, natural hot spring baths, and a high price‑to‑quality ratio — especially attractive for short stays or overnight stopovers.
Negative Reviews
Shared/public bathing facilities
At least one guest pointed out that the washroom/onsen is shared or public, which may be less private than expected.
Bath size and temperature concerns
Some guests found the bathing area a bit small and reported the onsen/bathwater being uncomfortably hot at times.
Noise and creaky corridors
A few reviewers mentioned noise issues — thin walls, creaking hallway floors, or sounds that could be noticeable during the night.
Car access can be awkward
One guest noted that entering and exiting by car was confusing or required caution, suggesting limited/awkward vehicle access.
Slightly removed from village centre
A reviewer mentioned the ryokan is a little apart from the town centre, which may require extra walking or travel to reach central spots.
Frequently Asked Questions
The ryokan offers family-style rooms and accepts children; there are no rollaway beds or baby cots available, so please book the room type that fits your group.
Yes — the property features a natural hot spring with a large public bathing area; private onsen rentals are not listed as a standard option.
There is no regular station or airport shuttle; the ryokan is served by local buses (see next answer) and taxi options from nearby stations.
Take the Tokai bus from Shuzenji (about 70 minutes) or from Izukyu Shimoda (about 50 minutes) and get off at Hamabashi, then walk roughly 5 minutes; ferry plus drive routes via Toi are also possible.
Staff receive very high guest ratings for service; English is limited but staff are described as helpful and willing to assist where possible.
Expect a traditional ryokan stay with tatami-style rooms, yukata for guests, communal onsen bathing and a Japanese-style breakfast served on-site.
Ohama Beach is about 200 metres away; Kayama Yuzo Museum and Dogashima Tensodo Cave are around 2–2.5 km, and Koibito Cape is roughly 14 km from the ryokan.
Private parking is available on site, and guests report a small local supermarket within walking distance for basic supplies.
Check-in is from 15:00 until 20:00 and check-out is from 07:00 until 10:00; if you expect to arrive after 20:00, notify the ryokan in advance.
Private use of the main baths is not a standard option, pets are not allowed, and breakfast is offered on-site; inquire with the ryokan about dinner availability or special dining requests when you book.