Kitagawa Onsen · Atagawa Onsen × Newly Rebranded AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Reopening on November 1, 2025 as a small luxury Accommodation where every Room offers an ocean view and a private open-air bath with free-flowing hot spring water.Beyond the rising steam lies the horizon of Eastern Izu, where sea and sky melt into one. Listen to the soothing surf, and on moonlit nights a magical “Moon Road” appears across the water.Renowned hot spring water—300 liters per minute—flows from two private sources, gently easing both body and mind.Experience “Japanese cuisine of sea and time,” inspired by Izu’s climate and memories. Crafted by our head chef trained at long-established restaurants,each course is beautifully complemented by Sommelier Excellence–selected wines and local sake for a lingering finish.With only 16 Rooms, we offer complimentary room service—timeless new luxury unique to nostalgic Atagawa.

Regina Resort has taken over the operation of “Murin,” a renowned Ryokan in Izu Kogen long loved by distinguished guests from many fields, and has renewed and reopened it with upgraded Facilities and services as a Ryokan where you can stay with your beloved dog. From the open-air bath in every guest room, enjoy breathtaking views of Sagami Bay and the Izu Islands. Relax in authentic Japanese-style rooms in elegant sukiya-zukuri architecture, surrounded by a Japanese garden refined over time.

Experience ultimate relaxation with two types of complimentary private baths, the only sand bath in Izu, seasonal gourmet cuisine, and luxurious rooms enveloped in tranquility. Enjoy heartfelt hospitality for a deeply rejuvenating escape for your mind and body.

Akazawa Guest House, surrounded by crystal-clear seas and unspoiled nature, is a refined Accommodation where you can enjoy a private stay in a serene setting. On an expansive estate of over 1,000 tsubo, we offer 15 guest rooms with open-air baths. We also feature detached villas equipped with private saunas in the room. Each room overlooks a beautiful Japanese garden and the surrounding landscape, showcasing the beauty of Japanese architecture through details such as Ajiro-woven ceilings and Juraku plaster walls. The interior is also designed in calming traditional Japanese style, with a large public bath featuring deep ocean water and private dining rooms where you can savor carefully crafted Japanese cuisine centered on locally sourced ingredients. In a space that harmonizes with Akazawa’s natural surroundings, enjoy a soothing stay as time passes quietly by.