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I have stayed in Shuzenji at Yagyu-no-Sho and at Sora next door, but this was my first stay at Asaba. 　The moment I arrived and stepped into the entrance, a pond and a Noh stage opened up before me—an overwhelming view. I also noticed the pleasant scent of wood and the crisp, refined air. I assume everything is kept impeccably clean. Our Room was in the second-lowest price range, but it still had a view of the Noh stage, and with two adjoining rooms it felt very comfortable. 　Both the staff member who guided us to our Room and handled check-in, and the attendant who served dinner and breakfast, were courteous yet pleasantly friendly, which helped me relax. Some luxury top-tier Accommodations have staff who make guests feel tense, but that was not the case here. 　Dinner made it clear that each dish was prepared with great care. The soft-shelled turtle winter melon soup and the horse mackerel sashimi were outstanding. However, as others have mentioned, since the grilled dish was sweetfish and the rice was also sweetfish rice, I would have preferred a sea fish for the grilled course. 　I used the large public bath about twice without running into anyone, so I could unwind in peace. The in-room bath was also very comfortable. I spent time in the salon before dinner on day one and after breakfast on day two; it was wonderfully quiet there, so I could relax while looking out over the pond and Noh stage. 　I would like to stay again in a different season.

While looking for a place to stay in the Izu area, we happened to learn that this property is used as a filming location for one of my husband’s favorite TV dramas, so we decided to book. It was our first time in Shuzenji Onsen. Because the drama connection was highlighted so prominently, I wondered if it might be a bit of a “fan” kind of inn—but once we arrived, we found thoughtful hospitality throughout. Not only were the facilities and spaces wonderful, but the service and attention from the staff also made us feel completely at ease. What impressed me most was the careful consideration you can sense everywhere on the property. Little things I often think “I wish other ryokan or hotels did this” were quietly taken care of—and beyond that, there were many ideas that made me realize, “Oh, this is how it could be even more comfortable,” even for things I’d never considered inconvenient before. Nothing felt over-the-top, but every detail seemed designed with guests’ movements and feelings in mind. I think that accumulation of small touches is what creates such an overall sense of comfort. The amenities and in-room items also felt carefully selected one by one—it truly came across that they had thought through how guests could spend their time pleasantly. The service left a strong impression as well. The staff member who looked after us was relatively young—polite yet pleasantly friendly and approachable—and our conversations were enjoyable, which helped us relax naturally. We also felt warmth from all the other staff members: a genuine desire for guests to have a comfortable stay. For us, their heartfelt hospitality—without being overly formal—was just right. The meals were excellent too. The presentation and tableware had a playful touch, and there were little surprises in the combinations of ingredients and how dishes were served—so we stayed excited about what would come next all the way through. Even breakfast clearly wasn’t an afterthought; it was a deeply satisfying stay. Since it was just before a holiday weekend, we almost had the large public bath to ourselves and could enjoy the hot springs at leisure. The garden was beautiful as well—I can imagine reservations becoming very competitive during autumn foliage season. We usually visit Hakone, but extending our trip by about another hour made it possible to enjoy such an indulgent experience at far more accessible prices than Hakone—and that really impressed us. It’s a wonderful place where we’d love to return in another season.

Both dinner and breakfast (we chose the Japanese set) were perfectly seasoned and truly delicious. The conger eel fritters were especially outstanding. The after-bath ice cream, morning milk, and complimentary drinks were also plentiful, so we could enjoy them throughout the day. The amenities were well stocked as well—Sekkisei toner, emulsion, face wash, and cleansing products were provided, so there was no need to bring our own.

This was our second stay, and it was a wonderful Room where we could enjoy an open-air rock bath while looking out at the beautiful garden (with an indoor bath as well). Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, and my elderly mother was very satisfied. The service was excellent, and we truly appreciate all your help.

The facilities and rooms were clean and spacious, and it was wonderful to be able to enjoy seven private baths free of charge. The buffet meals were also delicious. The staff were polite and kind as well.\nI believe this is common across Kyoritsu Resort properties, but the hospitality was exceptional—from welcome drinks to complimentary ice cream after bathing, free probiotic drinks in the morning, and even late-night soba.\nHowever, it rained that day, and since the parking lot was a bit far away, it was slightly inconvenient.

A wonderful sense of charm and atmosphere, hot springs worthy of a renowned spa, delicious cuisine crafted with meticulous skill in both quality and quantity, and comfortable accommodations! It was a trip I’d love to take again!

Both the building and the garden are beautifully maintained—truly an Accommodation worthy of its status as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property. At Tenpyo-no-Yu, we were able to relax and enjoy the Onsen while watching the carp. The cuisine may be creative, but in a way it felt fairly ordinary; despite the excellent wasabi served alongside, I didn’t feel the menu was designed to pair well with it. Perhaps because it had to be carried a long distance, some hot dishes arrived cooled, and there were so many items that we ended up leaving some, which was a bit disappointing. I thought it might be nice to have an upgraded course with smaller portions. There are many stairs, so it may be challenging for guests with limited mobility.

The front desk staff were very pleasant, and their explanation of the Room was clear and helpful. The Room and the open-air bath had a wonderful atmosphere, making it a relaxing and calming day. This has become my favorite Accommodation, and I’d love to come back for another leisurely stay!

We stayed here for my mother’s birthday. I had arranged a fruit platter as an optional gift in advance, and there was also a thoughtful photo frame and message card in our Room, which made my mother very happy. Thank you for helping make it such a memorable birthday. Thanks to the proprietress’s many considerate touches, we had a comfortable and enjoyable trip. It was a truly wonderful Accommodation in every detail. The food and baths were excellent, and we were able to fully enjoy Shuzenji.

This was our first stay. Three of us—female high school classmates—traveled together, and we were able to spend a very comfortable time here. The inn had a calm atmosphere, everything was impeccably clean, and many of the staff had a soothing, welcoming manner. The meals were delicious, with many dishes that felt nourishing and made us happy. For us in our 60s the portions were a little generous, but we were very satisfied. We would love to visit again with our families as well. Thank you for such a wonderful time.

We traveled as a family with our dog, and the meals were delicious. The open-air bath in the Room was also very relaxing, making it a wonderful trip.

It was very clean and well maintained, making for a comfortable stay. The services exclusive to the Premier Room were highly satisfying, and the staff provided exceptionally pleasant service. When I visit Izu Kogen again, I would love to stay here again!

We were very satisfied with both the meals and the Onsen. We would stay again if we have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

We enjoyed the Reservation-only open-air bath, the cave bath, and having them privately. We expected it to be crowded during Obon, but we were lucky to enter the cave bath smoothly. In the morning, the large public bath also felt like we had it all to ourselves—another lucky moment. The meals were enjoyable both dinner and breakfast, with a wide variety of dishes. The eel was delicious. The Room was spacious and comfortable. One thing: both beds squeaked a lot, which surprised us. The mattress and bedding were comfortable, so that was disappointing.

The spacious grounds are surrounded by greenery, with numerous facilities that exceeded my expectations in size. The service was attentive, the food was delicious, and I felt the cost performance was excellent. This time I stayed alone, but next time I would like to visit with my family.

Since it was a weekday, we were lucky enough to have the place to ourselves. We were able to relax in peace and were very satisfied with our stay. The location is right in the middle of the Onsen town—Shuzenji Temple next door, a pudding shop nearby, Hakuyu Bathhouse across the street, and the illuminated Bamboo Forest Path was wonderful. We also enjoyed gyoza and beer at a local Chinese restaurant recommended by the Accommodation staff. Since we stayed for hiking, it was reasonably priced and more than enough for us! There is a shared refrigerator you can use freely, cutlery, mineral water, and hot water (a bit lukewarm) in the kettle. The Accommodation is a little dry, so having a humidifier would make it perfect—but that might be asking too much… It may be a good idea to bring a moisturizing sleep mask. We would love to stay again.

This Accommodation offers self-catering and a great value stay with an Onsen. Last time we had bunk beds, but this time there was also a Room with two standard single beds. Since it was a cold season, the draft from the window felt very cold. Other than that, I think it’s an excellent value Accommodation.

Thank you for hosting us during the Obon holiday period in 2026. - Since the Accommodation is a member of the onsen association, you can use the public bath (Hakoyu) about a 2–3 minute walk away for half price (350 yen). If you like public baths, you may feel there’s no need for an in-house bath. There is also a shared shower at the Accommodation (Reservation required at the front desk). - There is paid parking about a 5-minute walk away for 500 yen per night. Even if you stay at a large Hotel, it’s common to have parking that’s a similar walking distance, so I didn’t find it inconvenient that this Accommodation doesn’t have on-site parking. It was 500 yen per day, and the parking attendant told me it’s the same price through the next morning after your stay, which I appreciated. - The interior seems to have been renovated in recent years—simple, clean, and well kept. Compared with what I expected from the name “shukubo” and the price, it was very comfortable and I’d like to stay again. - The second-floor triple Room had a nice view of the park and Shuzenji Temple from the window, with good airflow as well. - It’s best to pack light; the stairs are steep and narrow. - Soundproofing is limited. Being considerate of noise feels important to avoid issues. It may not suit guests who want to be lively in their Room late into the night. At normal hours with normal conversation volume, I wasn’t particularly bothered by voices from neighboring Rooms. I hope this helps.

Located in the heart of Shuzenji, it offers easy access to local sightseeing spots. The hot spring bath is a little on the hot side with free-flowing natural source water. Breakfast and dinner are served in generous portions. It is an Accommodation that feels like coming home to your family house.