The ryokan has only four guest rooms; room types range from double and twin to a triple, typically accommodating 1–3 guests per room. Whole-house rental for small private groups or events is possible on request.

Yes — every guest room features its own private open-air hot spring bath with ocean views, and the property also lists communal onsen facilities and a jacuzzi for guests.

There is no regularly advertised airport shuttle; most guests arrive by train to Imaihama-Kaigan Station or by car. Contact the ryokan in advance if you need a private transfer arranged.

The nearest listed airport is Shizuoka Airport (about 157 km). The easiest approach is by train on the Izu Kyūkō Line to Imaihama-Kaigan Station followed by a short walk, or by driving.

The ryokan operates primarily in Japanese; staff provide attentive service and can assist with basic English if you notify them before arrival.

Expect a small, quiet Japanese ryokan focused on relaxation: natural materials, ocean-view rooms with private baths, and attentive, low-key hospitality. Meals are seasonal and presented in private dining settings to emphasize a calm, authentic stay.

The property overlooks Imaihama Beach and is close to Kawazu cherry blossom spots; local highlights include nearby iZoo and local shrines, all reachable by short drive or local train.

Check-in begins at 15:00; please inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance. Check-out is by 11:00.

Full-house or private-event bookings are offered on request for small groups, but pets are not permitted on the premises.

Meals are offered as seasonal multi-course kaiseki dinners and a served breakfast in private dining rooms using local Izu ingredients. Please notify the ryokan of allergies or special dietary needs when booking so they can prepare accordingly.

Room capacity varies by type; standard Japanese-style twin and triple rooms sleep two to three guests, and larger suites and family-style rooms are available—check the specific room description when booking.

Yes; the property features hot-spring facilities including indoor baths, multiple open-air (rotenburo) baths and a sauna for guests to enjoy.

Yes; some room categories include private open-air baths, and the hotel offers private or day-use bathing options on request—please ask reception when reserving.

The hotel provides a shuttle service from nearby Izu-Nagaoka Station; you should notify the property of your expected arrival time in advance to arrange pickup.

Most guests arrive via Tokyo (Haneda) or Shizuoka airports, then travel by train or car to Izu-Nagaoka; from Izu-Nagaoka Station the hotel shuttle or a short taxi ride completes the journey.

Primary service is in Japanese, and staff provide basic English assistance; the level of English support may vary, so contact the hotel ahead of arrival if you need specific language help.

The hotel serves a buffet breakfast and offers dinner options featuring local seafood and seasonal ingredients, with private dining/banquet rooms available for groups.

Pets are not permitted at the hotel, and guests with visible tattoos may be restricted from using public bathing areas—please check with the hotel for alternatives or private-bath options.

Check-in begins at 15:00 (3:00 PM) with an expected latest arrival time generally around 18:00 (6:00 PM); check-out is by 11:00 (11:00 AM). Please inform the hotel of your expected arrival time in advance.

The ryokan is close to Izunagaoka Onsen and within driving or short-train distance of Shuzen-ji Temple, Mount Daruma and Hakone areas; public buses, trains and the hotel shuttle make local sightseeing straightforward—ask reception for recommended routes and timetables.

Mizumari offers two-room Japanese-style suites that typically accommodate up to four guests on futons; please confirm exact capacity when booking.

Yes — most suites have a private open-air onsen, and the property also offers outdoor hot-spring facilities for guests.

There is no regular airport shuttle; the usual route is by train to Izukyu Kawazu Station followed by a local bus or taxi to the ryokan.

From Izukyu Kawazu Station take the local bus for about 25 minutes to Kawazu Nanataki stop and walk roughly 5 minutes, or take a taxi which is about a 15-minute drive.

Staff are used to assisting international guests and can communicate in English; contact the ryokan ahead if you need support in another language.

Mizumari is a small, traditional ryokan with tatami suites, yukata, in-room dining options, toiletries and Wi‑Fi; shared facilities include vending/snack corners, a kids' room and free on-site parking.

Kawazu Nanadaru (Kawazu Seven Waterfalls) and the local loop trail are within easy walking distance; the area also offers hiking, wasabi-farm visits and several coastal sights within a short drive.

Check-in begins at 15:00 with the latest check-in around 18:00, and check-out is by 11:00.

Pets are not permitted, but the ryokan welcomes families and can arrange extra beds for young children on request; convenience stores and small supermarkets are located in Kawazu town a short drive away.

Yes — Mizumari serves on-site meals including dinner and an Asian-style breakfast, and the kitchen can accommodate allergy or dietary requests if informed in advance.

The property has three guest accommodations (two kura suites and Villa SUGURO) and typically hosts only a few groups per night; Ni-no-Kura and San-no-Kura accept guests aged 6 and over, while Villa SUGURO accepts all ages.

Each accommodation features its own private, spring-fed open-air bath; Villa SUGURO also offers a private open-air hot spring and a hammam facility.

There is no regular shuttle service, but the hotel can arrange taxi or private transfer on request from nearby stations or airports; please contact the property to arrange pickup.

The nearest major airport is Tokyo (Haneda); from there take train services to Mishima or Shuzenji and continue by taxi or car — the drive from JR Mishima is about 60 minutes.

Staff operate in Japanese and English, and the property notes support for other languages via translation tools on request.

LOQUAT houses the Takeru Quindici Italian restaurant for course dinners and breakfasts, plus Gelato & Bake SANTi offering freshly baked bread and seasonal gelato; some of these items are included with stays.

Nearby highlights include Toi Gold Mine, Toi Beach and scenic viewpoints such as Mount Daruma; the hotel also offers e-bike rentals and curated local excursions.

Take train to JR Mishima or Shuzenji then transfer by bus or taxi — the property is roughly a 60-minute drive from Mishima and reachable by bus from Shuzenji plus a short taxi ride.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 (3:00 pm) and check-out is by 11:00; guests are asked to inform the property of their expected arrival time in advance.

Pets are not permitted; Villa SUGURO is offered as an exclusive, single-group villa and each kura functions as a private unit; basic shops and a small supermarket in Toi are a short drive from the property.

The ryokan has around 6–7 rooms with Japanese-style futon arrangements; room types include twin (2 futons), quadruple (4 futons) and a family room (up to 5 futons). Capacity varies by room type so check the room description when booking.

Yes, the property uses Yumigahama hot-spring water and offers both open-air/on-site baths and private (family) rental baths that guests can reserve; private baths are available for guests to use free of charge or by simple reservation at the front desk.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; the nearest major airport is far away, so most guests travel by train to Izukyū‑Shimoda Station (about a 20–30 minute drive) then take a taxi or local bus to the ryokan, or rent a car for more convenience.

Staff mainly speak Japanese; previous guest reports note friendly service and the use of translation apps for non-Japanese speakers, so basic English communication is possible but limited.

Dinner and breakfast are offered with a focus on local Izu seafood and seasonal produce; many plans include multi-course seafood meals (e.g., kinmedai or seasonal Ise‑ebi), so confirm meal inclusion when you book.

Yumigahama Beach is within a minute or two on foot from the ryokan. Nearby attractions within a short drive include Irozaki Cape, Shimoda Aquarium and local temples and viewpoints around Minami‑Izu.

The ryokan provides free on-site parking for roughly 6–7 cars (no advance parking reservation usually required); there is a nearby bus stop and taxis are the common connection from Izukyū‑Shimoda Station.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check-out is between 07:00 and 10:00. If you expect to arrive outside those hours, contact the property in advance to arrange arrival.

Private use of the onsen is available for guests, but parties, large events and celebrations are not permitted and the property does not allow pets. The ryokan accepts special requests but follows a quiet, family‑style policy.

There are small shops and local restaurants within walking distance in the Yumigahama area; for a larger supermarket or broader shopping you will need a short drive to the nearby town center.

Most rooms are designed for two adults; check the specific room listing for exact maximum occupancy.

All guest rooms feature open-air hot‑spring baths with ocean views and the property also offers large men’s and women’s baths plus a reservable private bath.

The ryokan is a short walk from Kawazu Station (about 3–6 minutes), so most guests arrive on foot; some booking platforms mention limited shuttle options—contact the property to confirm transfers.

Take trains toward the Izu Peninsula to Kawazu (roughly 2–2.5 hours from Tokyo by train) and then walk a few minutes from Kawazu Station to the ryokan.

Japanese is the primary language, and staff regularly assist international guests; contact the ryokan ahead if you need specific English‑language support or arrangements.

Dinner is a multi‑course kaiseki using fresh local seafood and Izu ingredients, and breakfast is offered in a Western style using local produce.

Kawazu’s early cherry‑blossom rows (Kawazu‑zakura), Kawazu Beach, iZoo, and local shrines are within easy walking or short driving distance from the ryokan.

Standard check‑in starts in the afternoon (around 15:00) and check‑out is in the morning (around 11:00); confirm times on your booking confirmation.

Yes — the property lists a private bath in addition to public baths and in‑room open‑air baths; contact reception to reserve or arrange private use.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan. Small shops and convenience stores are within walking distance and larger supermarkets are a short drive away; ask the front desk for directions.

Most rooms are arranged for two adults; selected suites can sleep up to four. Children are not permitted and extra beds or cots are not available.

Yes — every detached villa includes its own private open-air onsen with sea views, supplied with natural hot spring water.

There is no regular shuttle; the nearest station is Izukyu Kawana and the ryokan is about a 10-minute taxi ride from there; the property can help arrange taxis. Tokyo Haneda is roughly 120–130 km by road.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; while they provide attentive local service, guests with limited Japanese should contact the ryokan in advance for specific English-language requests.

Dinner is a multi-course, locally focused kaiseki-style meal highlighting Izu ingredients (seafood and regional specialties), and an Asian-style breakfast is provided. Meals are served in private dining areas or per the ryokan's dining arrangements.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 to 17:00 and check-out is by 11:00. If you expect to arrive outside those hours, notify the ryokan in advance.

Each room’s onsen is private for the occupying guests; pets are not allowed and parties or events are not permitted. For special requests contact the property directly.

Nearby highlights include the Jogasaki Coast, Izu Granpal Park, Izu Shaboten Zoo and other Izu Peninsula sights; central Ito and local beaches are also within easy driving distance.

Convenience stores and supermarkets are available a short drive away in Futo or central Ito, and the ryokan offers limited on-site private parking for guests.

Expect a small, intimate ryokan stay with tatami rooms, futon bedding, yukata robes, omotenashi-style service and private seaside onsen baths for a quiet, authentic Japanese onsen experience.

The ryokan is adults-focused and accepts guests aged 6 years and older; very young children are not accommodated so check your booking conditions before reserving.

Room capacity varies by room type, but most rooms are designed for two guests; check the specific room occupancy listed on your booking page when you choose dates.

The property uses its own source (onsen) with public bathing and reservable private baths; private-bath reservations are made at check‑in.

A complimentary shuttle runs from Izukyuko Izu‑Atagawa Station every 30 minutes (roughly 14:25–16:55); from major airports you travel by train to Izu‑Atagawa then use the shuttle or a short taxi.

Standard check‑in starts in the mid‑afternoon (check booking for exact hours) and check‑out is late morning; if you plan to dine at the ryokan you should complete check‑in by 19:00 to guarantee dinner service.

Japanese is the primary language, but staff can assist in English and will help with arrival details and local recommendations; the official site and reservation materials also offer English information.

Meals focus on seasonal Izu cuisine and kaiseki-style presentations, with dinner prepared from local ingredients and breakfast offered at the property; specific meal plans are shown on the booking page.

Pets are not allowed and parties or large events are not permitted; small private experiences such as reservable private baths are available by request.

The ryokan is close to Atagawa Onsen, Atagawa Tropical & Alligator Garden, Izu Animal Kingdom and nearby beaches and gardens, making it suitable for nature, wildlife and hot‑spring visits.

Free on‑site parking is available for guests; by car it is about a 2.5–3 hour drive from Tokyo via Route 135, and by public transport take the Odoriko/Izukyu to Izu‑Atagawa Station then use the ryokan shuttle or a brief taxi ride.

Rooms vary by type and generally sleep up to 3–4 guests depending on the room; children are not accepted and cots/extra beds are not available.

Yes — the ryokan offers reservable private onsen (indoor and outdoor) that run from the local source and can be booked for exclusive use.

Station pickup from Rendaiji (and access from Izukyū-Shimoda) is available on request; the property is also walkable from the nearby station if you prefer.

Travel by train toward the Shimoda area (to Izukyū-Shimoda or Rendaiji) and then use the short walk or the ryokan’s station pickup; contact the ryokan for the recommended route from your arrival airport.

Yes — the hosts speak English and Japanese and guests report English-language communication is generally possible.

Dinner and breakfast are provided by the owner-chef using local ingredients and seafood; please notify the ryokan in advance for dietary requests.

Nearby highlights include Shimoda Aquarium, Perry Landing Monument and local beaches, and the area is well known for clear night skies and stargazing.

Free on-site private parking is available but limited (small number of spaces), so inform the ryokan if you plan to arrive by car; trains to Izukyū-Shimoda/Rendaiji are the main public transport option.

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is until 10:00; guests should inform the ryokan of their expected arrival time in advance.

Pets are not allowed and parties/events are prohibited; the ryokan operates as a small property with a limited number of guest groups per day rather than offering full buyouts.

Most rooms are arranged for two adults; some suites can accommodate up to four guests with extra futons. Children under 12 are not accepted and the minimum check‑in age is 18.

Every room includes a private open‑air onsen for exclusive use. There is no regular communal bath listed for guests.

The property offers shuttle/station pickup on request; please notify the ryokan in advance to arrange timing. Many guests use the shuttle when arriving from Atami Station.

There is no regular airport shuttle; the common route is Shinkansen or train to Atami Station (about 50 minutes from Tokyo Station), then a short taxi or the hotel shuttle to the ryokan. From Haneda or Narita, take trains to Tokyo and transfer to the shinkansen or express services to Atami.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; English assistance may be limited and is not guaranteed. Printed information on the property is available in English.

The ryokan serves multi‑course kaiseki dinners and Japanese breakfasts in its restaurant, often in semi‑private seating. Special meal requests may not be accommodated, so please advise the property in advance.

Nearby sights include Kinomiya Shrine, Atami Plum Garden, Atami Sun Beach and Jikkoku Pass for views of Mt. Fuji, and Hakone is reachable in about an hour by train. The hotel’s location on a hill offers coastal and city views.

Atami Station is the main rail hub for the area; taxis and local buses serve nearby attractions. The property offers free private parking off‑site for guests who drive.

Standard check‑in begins at 3:00 PM and check‑out is by 11:00 AM. Please inform the ryokan if you expect to arrive after 9:00 PM, and note the entrance is closed between 23:00 and 07:00.

Pets are not allowed. Each room’s onsen is private for guests, but there is no advertised option to privatize the entire property; convenience stores and supermarkets are located in central Atami and require a short taxi or walk from the ryokan.