Izu × Flower-Viewing AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

"Bon Mariage Hana no Mori Claris" is located on a hill in Izu Kogen. Enjoy the antique charm of the "Main Building," the "Petit Suite" with two connected rooms, and the "Petit Maison" with a terrace for relaxation. All guest rooms are equipped with open-air baths where you can enjoy natural Onsen. Savor authentic French cuisine that highlights the flavors of Izu, and spend special moments surrounded by the flowers blooming in the garden.

Sanyo-so, nestled in the embrace of Genjiyama in Izu Nagaoka. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the 3,000-tsubo garden that beautifully reflects the changing seasons, relax in the large public bath, or indulge in a private soak with Onsen water flowing directly into your room. The main building showcases the grandeur of traditional Japanese architecture, while the new wing features exquisite sukiya-style design by renowned architect Togo Murano.

In spring, enjoy the early-blooming Kawazu cherry blossoms and the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival. In summer, go hiking while experiencing nature at the Kawazu Seven Waterfalls. In autumn, admire the beautiful autumn roses at Kawazu Bagatelle Park. In winter, experience the Mine Onsen Great Geyser shooting up to about 30 meters and relax in Onsen. Come and visit Shiki no Kura in Kawazu to enjoy these seasonal delights and its stunning natural beauty!

Set amid lush green mountains and a beautiful river in Shuzenji, Izu, Asaba traces its origins back over 500 years to a temple lodging founded by Yakurō Yukitada Asaba. Cherishing the beauty of Japan’s four seasons, our free-flowing Onsen from a natural spring that has welled up since ancient times soothes travelers, while our cuisine highlights seasonal ingredients and freshness, served at just the right pace.

"Shioun" is a retro-modern Onsen Property with only 7 Rooms, located right in front of Kawazu Beach. As a sister Property to "Narashinonosato Gyokusui" and "Omuro no Mori Gyokusui," it was newly renovated and reopened in September 2022. All Rooms are equipped with ocean-view open-air baths, and we have maintained the tradition of Onsen water directly sourced from the spring and temperature control by our dedicated Onsen caretaker, a commitment upheld since the founding of Gyokusui over a century ago. For dinner, we offer Japanese kaiseki cuisine that delights both the eyes and the palate. For breakfast, we prepare Western-style dishes using seasonal ingredients from Izu. To fully enjoy our location, just a 0-minute walk to the beach, we provide "beach walking gear" for our guests.

An exclusive auberge for one group per day. Authentic French cuisine crafted by the chef, and a 70-square-meter suite. Experience a quiet and luxurious time like no other.

Throughout your stay, we aim to offer more than relaxation—an experience that helps you and your loved ones become more beautiful. Drawing on the power of nature—local ingredients, Onsen, and our two gardens—we create moments that nurture beauty. Beauty takes many forms: outward qualities such as firmer skin, shinier hair, and a lifted appearance, as well as inner wellness such as detoxification, peace of mind, and renewed intellectual curiosity. Stroll through our two gardens and enjoy seasonal flowers and dappled sunlight—unwind your mind while giving your body a pleasant sense of exertion. Revitalize your skin, hair, and spirit with the renowned Okunetsukawa hot spring waters flowing directly from our private source, along with our in-house bath amenities “Yumoribito.” Savor carefully selected Izu seafood and the region’s distinctive mountain vegetables grown across its varied elevations. Enjoy gastronomic cuisine that delights both eye and palate, bringing energy to body and soul. As the journey lingers in memory, so does a sense of beauty in both mind and body. We invite you to experience it for yourself.

A chef with experience as a head chef at a Hotel creates innovative Japanese cuisine that is visually stunning, utilizing the abundant mountain and sea delicacies of Izu. Enjoy it together with the natural Onsen. The rock bath (Onsen) is available for private use. The surrounding area features the Amagi mountains, suitable for light walks or serious trekking. From February to early April, Kawazu cherry blossoms and other sakura bloom in the vicinity, and you can view the blossoms from within the premises. From some Rooms, you can see the cherry blossoms through the windows.

Time flows a little slower... Ishidaya Cottage. Enjoy your precious time with true privacy, as if staying in a familiar vacation home.

Why not come and enjoy Kawazu’s local fish, carefully selected by your host from the local set-net fishery? The fish is processed immediately after landing—this preparation makes all the difference in flavor. Please savor truly delicious local seafood.Indoor motorcycle-only parking and on-site parking available / 5-minute walk from Kawazu Station / 1-minute walk to the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Promenade

At the southeastern tip of the Izu Peninsula lies Shimoda, in the warm climate of Minami-Izu. The deep blue sea, the gentle sea breeze, and the seasonal flowers create a tropical atmosphere. This historic area, which played a key role in Japan's opening to the world, is rich in historical landmarks. Throughout the town, you can find residences and storehouses that retain the charm of the late Edo period, as well as numerous historical documents and sites. Perched on a hill overlooking the bay of Shimoda is the Shimoda Tokyu Hotel. On clear days, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Izu Seven Islands, and just a short walk away, you'll find a beach with white sandy shores. Experience a luxurious time filled with deep relaxation in this stunning location.

An Onsen accommodation located right in front of Kawazu Beach. All guest rooms are oceanfront, and the tranquil sea can also be admired from the open-air bath. Enjoy dishes featuring Izu's local ingredients such as abalone and alfonsino. Situated directly in front of Kawazu Beach, this Onsen accommodation offers a relaxing retreat with the soothing sea breeze.

The third-generation owner of Arai Ryokan had close relationships with literary and artistic figures, leading to the creation of numerous works of Japanese painting and literature at Arai Ryokan. The artistic sensibilities are reflected in the architecture and gardens, making them a valuable cultural heritage.

Located within the grounds of the Jigen-in Temple, this Property is run by the temple's head priest's wife as the hostess and their daughter as the young hostess. Rather than operating as a traditional "shukubo" (temple lodging), this Property has a long history of welcoming guests from both Japan and abroad as a youth hostel, offering a familial and casual atmosphere that is its charm. Centered around the bright and energetic young hostess, the staff includes a variety of individuals such as surfers who deeply love the Izu sea and trainees from top international companies working for a few weeks. Conversations with these diverse staff members are sure to become an unforgettable part of your journey. At times, you may even see the staff's children appearing in the dining area, being affectionately greeted by regular guests with a "You've grown so much!"—a scene that evokes the warmth of staying at a relative's home. Except for some Rooms equipped with beds, futons are self-service. Meals are also partially self-service, so it may not suit those seeking fully catered services. However, the Property takes great care in hospitality, such as sourcing only pesticide-free vegetables and selecting Izu's specialty "kinmedai" (golden eye snapper) weighing over 1.2kg with rich flavor, ensuring guests' satisfaction. When you want to experience the joy of connecting with people or savor the simple blessings of nature, we invite you to visit this Property.

Le Grand Auberge La Belle Equipe, located in the serene Izu Highlands, is a retreat where radiant light illuminates the land and gentle breezes pass through the trees. Experience a day uniquely tailored to each guest, savoring moments and flavors that can only be found here.

Welcome back—welcome to Satoyama.Mountains, fields, ponds, and streams...Across 6,600 tsubo of land lies the timeless satoyama landscape cherished in the hearts of the Japanese.

A mountain preserving its natural beauty with seasonal flowers. A detached property, free-flowing hot spring, forest overlooking the sea, and a 6,000-tsubo walking path where you can enjoy seasonal harvests with a hand basket. A property reminiscent of a hometown, where you can rediscover what was forgotten in city life. All our staff eagerly await the day we can meet you.