Top Hotels in Kamo-gun Onsens
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8 Top-Rated Onsens in Kamo-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture, Tokai, Chubu
Discover the best Onsens in Kamo-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture, Tokai, Chubu including Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel, Nishiizu Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel, Itoen Hotel Atagawa, Atagawa Ocean Resort, Hamanoyu, Hotel Shikinokura, Pescado Inatori, Hoshi Hotel.
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1. Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 464 reviews
Welcome to Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel, your Kawazu-cho “home away from home.” Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Close to some of Kawazu-cho's most popular landmarks, such as Kawazu Hachiman Shrine (0.7 mi) and Big Sago Palm of Shimmachi (1.2 mi), Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel is a great destination for tourists. Rooms at Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel provide a refrigerator and air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. In addition, Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel offers a pool and an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Kawazu-cho trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While visiting Kawazu-cho, you may want to try some yakiniku at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Tomi. Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out a waterfall, such as Kawazu Nanadaru Waterfalls. Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel puts the best of Kawazu-cho at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
We feel cheated
Reviewed By moni2104Restaurant staff is rude. The pool cannot be used in June even when the agoda page said it was available. The rooms are very old and smell bad. Very high restaurant prices for what it is. We feel cheated.
2. Nishiizu Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 69 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Matsuzaki-cho, Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its budget friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel makes it easy to enjoy the best of Matsuzaki-cho. Rooms at Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel provide air conditioning. You can also enjoy a pool while staying at Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel. While staying at Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel, visitors can check out House of Kondo Heizaburo's Birth (0.4 mi) and Sakura Trees Near Naka River (1.4 mi), some of Matsuzaki-cho's top attractions. Travelers looking to enjoy some kaiten sushi can head to Izu Totoya. Otherwise, you may want to check out a seafood restaurant such as Mingeisabo, Izu Totoya, or Japanese Restaurant Hamamiya. Matsuzaki-cho is also home to Ushibarayama Chomin no Mori Park, a popular park that is not too far from Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel. Matsuzaki Itoen Hotel is sure to make your visit to Matsuzaki-cho one worth remembering.
Very outdated
Reviewed By KHRMLWMWe stayed here 2 nights. The only thing it has going for it is the view. It is along the ocean and it has a beautiful sunset. The onsen is small the buffet is not the best food. If you book without dinner it would be better as there is an awesome little place just down the promenade. The hotel is not very clean and dated. The staff speak very little or no English. They did not clean our room in between nights.
3. Itoen Hotel Atagawa
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 91 reviews
Needs a little TLC
Reviewed By TabininWe visited in high winter season so all hotels were packed, and found a couple of rooms in this hotel for my family for a good price. I have been in Atagawa hotels before, and Itoen Hotel was kind of average to me, it needs a little care at the hot baths, one of them is not very nice and the rooms are pretty old. The food was good, free beer and sake, the kids enjoyed lining up to get their own food from the trays displayed in a buffet style fashion. There is a recreation area where you can play free ping-pong and some old fashioned machines with games for a coin. The hotel in general makes me feel that it was a great hotel some 40 years ago, and they have been trying to keep it without any major remodeling. I might stay here again although I was not so satisfied, my family enjoyed.
4. Atagawa Ocean Resort
Atagawa Ocean Resort is located in Higashiizu Town, Shizuoka Prefecture, where you can see the seven islands of Izu such as Izu Oshima, Niijima, and Miyakejima when the weather is nice. You can enjoy sea fishing and marine sports throughout the four seasons, and in the summer it is crowded with swimmers. All 75 rooms are oceanfront. You can enjoy magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean from every room. We also have a pet room and dog run where you can stay with your precious dog.
5. Hamanoyu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
See why so many travelers make Hamanoyu their onsen hotel of choice when visiting Higashiizu-cho. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. As your “home away from home,” the onsen hotel rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to newspaper, a gift shop, and baggage storage while staying at Hamanoyu. In addition, Hamanoyu offers a sauna and a lounge, which will help make your Higashiizu-cho trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Close to Higashiizu-cho Wind Power Generation Farm (2.0 mi), a popular Higashiizu-cho landmark, Hamanoyu is a great destination for tourists. Travelers looking for cafes can head to Charmy, Djarm12, or Yuyuan. Plus, during your trip, don’t forget to check out some of the popular parks, such as Inatori Bunka Park, Hana no Sakuoka Park, and Izu Mountain Dogrun. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hamanoyu as you experience all of the things Higashiizu-cho has to offer.
Wonderful experience
Reviewed By Mimi YI took my father in a wheelchair (he is in 70s and can walk just a little distance) with my mother and two sisters to this hotel in April 2018. I booked a room with a bath on the balcony which has an amazing view over the ocean that my parents are so pleased and appreciated. Since we are mother and three daughters, there was no way to take our father to the big bath in that hotel. I am so happy because my father could enjoy good hot tub and beautiful view from that bath in our hotel room with privacy. The hotel staffs are so helpful and nice. The dinner and the breakfast of this hotel were one of the most amazing experiences in my life. Those meals were served in our room by a staff who was so polite and well trained. He served our meal just in time from the beginning to the end. I am so impressed. Also, this hotel declines to accept tips. They say they just do their jobs. It is beautiful. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to have good foods, excellent hot spring and warm hospitality.
6. Hotel Shikinokura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Great place to spend time with your dog and family, but bring your stair climbing shoes.
Reviewed By kmpresHotel Shikinokura may surprise you as it looks like a Balinese resort located deep in the heart of.... Izu?? Yes, Izu, the large peninsula that's part of Shizuoka prefecture located west of Tokyo and southeast of Mt. Fuji. It is really a small dog-friendly hotel nestled deep in the mountains not far from the town of Kawazu which is on the eastern coast and due west of Ooshima. The hotel is in a picturesque spot with lots of winding mountain roads, steep inclines and lush greenery, about a two hour drive from western Tokyo and an hour and a half or so from Numazu, where my wife's family lives. We often visit Izu as it is close to Tokyo but also a world away as it often seems that time has forgotten the area. Kawazu has a population of 7,569 and is surrounded on the north, south and west sides by the Amagi Mountains and the sea on the east. It is noted for hot springs and farms with tea fields and farms taking up most of the available flat land. The hotel has 27 rooms though more rooms, as well as extensions to the kitchen and dining hall, were under construction as of this writing. There are four floors with twenty steps between them but no elevator. You will get a workout climbing the stairs, especially with luggage, though the staff will help you if you need it. Ramps are provided for the dogs but not the people (lucky dogs). The Balinese theme extends into each room and the lobby, both of which have lots of bamboo, hardwood accents and carvings that are not overly done but definitely not Japanese either. The bed in our third floor room was a twin four-poster complete with canopy and mosquito netting, though I suspect the latter is more for show than actual use. It was a bit small for two adults and two small dogs used to a queen-sized bed but we made do well enough. The usual hotel amenities were there, including HDTV, coffee maker, safe, refrigerator stocked with water only, free but unprotected room-wifi, HVAC and a large modern tub big enough for two people. You could bathe your dogs in it if you wanted to. The large window overlooked the valley to the east with the town of Kawazu in the distance. The grounds are rather jungle-esque in appearance though the bougainvillea were in full bloom and the outdoor paths were well trimmed. There's also a large wooden deck with canopy and chairs where you can hold parties or picnics, though in a bit of bad timing it was being creosoted at the time of our visit and smelled strongly of tar. Across the deck is the path to the two rotenburos (outdoor baths) where you can enjoy a shower and a warm soak under the beautiful starry night sky. They are private by way of a key that is given to each guest as you sign in so couples and families can enjoy the bath without interference from the other guests, though as there are only two of them you may have to wait until yours is unoccupied. The round tiled baths use true hot-spring water but are rather small, about ten feet across. They are very relaxing, however, and if you're lucky, the local hottaru (fireflies) will delight you with their company. By the way, the nearby geothermal well from which the water comes looks like an ordinary Japanese country house but it has an absolutely huge cloud of steam rising from it 24/7 making it look like it is permanently on fire. Quite spectacular - you may see it if your evening meal is in the same restaurant where we were taken as it is located only about 100 feet from there. Speaking of the evening meal, it was a pure delight! Due to the kitchen being renovated the hotel manager took us and another couple in a van to a nearby restaurant that is owned by the same owner. The ten-course Japanese meal was spectacular with delicacies from the local area nicely blending with those from around the country, and all were very tasty and satisfying. I can't begin to name them, but you must try everything as to not do so is to miss out on one of the inestimable joys of traveling in Japan - the food! The highlight of the night was discovering my new favorite sake, a brand called Kudokijoozu, which literally translates as "Smooth Operator" in Japanese, like the lyrics to the Sade song. And smooth it is, sweet without being too sweet with a delicious fruity aftertaste. Best served cold - highly recommended! Breakfast the next morning was in the small bar/restaurant next to the hotel's lotus garden. Our dogs were allowed to join us at the table and the staff even provided water and food dishes for them. We of course kept them tied to the chairs to keep them from moving about, and they were well behaved, though I can't say the same about the other guests' dogs. We did make a few new friends, though, as dogs are always great for opening conversations with strangers. The breakfast was not as spectacular as the dinner, not as tasty and more western style, but not bad overall so we didn't complain. Our two dogs loved the dog run, actually runs as there are three of them located up a long, log and wood-chip festooned outdoor staircase with heavy forest growth on either side. The 38 steps to the rotenburos and another 65 steps to the tri-level dog-runs were a bit of a climb for the two of us as we're in our sixties and our all-white miniature poodle, Jack, at 11 1/2 is roughly the same age as us in dog years. Our almond colored toy poodle, Clara, on the other hand is two and has boundless energy. She could run up the Stairway to Heaven and back without so much as losing her breath. When we got to the top we found it like something out of Jurassic Park - surrounded by old-growth trees but well kept and nicely trimmed with clean fine gravel on the ground, perfect for the dogs to run around in. Clara instantly took off at full doggie speed, skidded to a stop at the far end, then took off again and with a huge grin on her fat furry face skillfully changed direction by jumping on and bouncing off the net fences as she went. We have no idea where she learned those skills as we certainly didn't teach them to her. Jack has a mild heart condition endemic to poodles so we just let him sniff the flowers and spritz on the more delectable ones, his favorite pastime. A bit of catch-ball ended the session and we all went back to our room to pack for our return trip to Numazu. To sum up I would say that the trip was quite enjoyable. Beware of the many steps and enjoy the outdoor baths and meals. The final mile or so up the mountain is very steep and narrow so avoid taking a large car as it may be difficult negotiating the hairpin turns.
7. Pescado Inatori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
食事はグッド！
Reviewed By NAOKI2002久しぶりの小旅行、伊豆の稲取温泉に行きました。このホテルは、稲取荘と繋がっています。食事は、コスパからするとかなり良かったです。ドリンクも安く美味しく頼めました。また、展望風呂からの景色も、とても素晴らしく、夜は満天の星空、朝は時間を忘れてしまうところでした。残念だったのが、帰りでした、私たちは精算を済ませ、ドアから出る前に、もうフロントには人が居ませんでした。お見送りは、不要でも、お客様が、完全に入り口から出てから、姿を消した方が良いと思いました。表の、稲取荘の方は、そういった対応をされてましたので、、、。リピートするかは、このあたりの対応ではないでしようか。でも、まあ全体的なコスパは良かったか、良いですかね。
8. Hoshi Hotel
Overall Ratings
2 based on 24 reviews
Awful really
Reviewed By tokyojoe22We stayed here in Golden Week, the prices were ramped up as you would expect, however I would have still thought it bad value at 1/5 the price. Old, run down, paper peeling from walls, stained futons. The proprietress is a cat lover and you are greeted by cages of cats. We waited for 10 minutes at reception, where there were people sleeping on the sofas surrounded by beer cans at 10am. Our room was by the dining room, however we were not offered breakfast or dinner, just a really fishy smell for 48 hours. The place is tricky to get to and from by public transport. It is way past it’s best, the service is poor and it is not clean. Overall 1/10 and that is for the family onsen.
