Around Shimoda Open Port Museum × Accommodation With À La Carte DiningHot springRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

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the town, you can find residences and storehouses that retain the charm of the late Edo period, as well as numerous historical documents and sites.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.

Opened in 2016, this property features 100% natural onsen flowing directly and faces Shimoda Bay, offering ocean views from every room. The large public bath and women-only bath also use clear, colorless natural onsen with various known benefits. Enjoy the view of Shimoda Bay from the spacious and open room while savoring barbecue or Japanese cuisine made with fresh seafood from Shimoda.