Toi Onsen × Historic StaysRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

An open-air bath on the top floor where you can fully enjoy our excellent hot spring while taking in the sunset over Suruga Bay...Savor seasonal seafood brought to you freshly prepared—hot dishes served hot, cold dishes served cold—and enjoy a stay at Fujiya Hotel that captures the very essence of an Izu journey.

Seven types of special Rooms equipped with a large barrel bath with a diameter of 180cm. May today become a new memorable day under the setting sun. Enjoy our proud seafood course meal in your Room. Suisoutei.

The Ryokan Saka Sei・Gyokushoen at Toi Onsen is conveniently located near the coast and town center, yet it is situated on a gentle hill leading to the Amagi mountains, offering a serene environment. Within the garden, which blooms with flowers throughout the seasons, several buildings are constructed like separate houses. From Shikitei, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Suruga Bay.

Thinking at the Tatami Property The novel "Tabibito Misaki" was inspired by a stay at "Yunohamatei." Drawn by the crisp winter sunset, I decided to set the story in Toi. That Property transformed into one adorned entirely with tatami patterns. It became a fragrant, clean, and warm atmosphere. Listening to the sound of waves in the open-air tatami bath, I watched the fishing lights offshore. The Room's private spring bath reflected the moonlight, turning Suruga Bay into an illusory painting. I was overwhelmed by the unprecedented beauty and lost myself in the emotions of travel. If life is a journey, such tranquility would be ideal. At the "Tatami Property," travelers will surely feel the same. - Akira Sasakura (Author)