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"A quiet onsen town, with traditional Japanese rooms. It's slowly becoming commercialized, and fewer places offer dinner and breakfast served in your room these days. This stay, however, was a great experience. Since it was our anniversary, the staff even arranged for us to have a pair of mandarin ducks in our room. They took photos of us and gifted them to us at check-out, which was a lovely touch. We visited on a weekday, so the public bath felt almost like a private one. Enjoying the public bath all to ourselves, gazing at the ocean and listening to the waves, was incredibly relaxing. The hotel's shuttle bus is super convenient, getting guests to Izu-Atagawa Station in just a minute."

"The private hot spring baths on Ao and Hi require advance booking with a fee. The other four baths have one free booking. Basic food is average; the main attraction is the paid private hot spring experience, which is rare even in Izu. Overall, the price-performance ratio is not high. Guests staying at the downstairs Kuroganeiwa bathhouse get in for free, but the experience is also mediocre. There are many other options available at this price point."

"This stay at inatori got to be one of the best decisions made. The room came with an absolutely stunning sea view which made this trip from the bustling city worth it!! You need to add the breakfast and dinner to your package too because the food served are top quality and so so delicious. We ate till we were stuffed every single night!! There’s no other hotel that come close to this amazing experience we had here. We also enjoyed the private onsen which can be booked by paying +$$ As the place is very much catered to local tourists, most of the menu, instructions are in Japanese, so just use your translator app if you have any questions! They do have staff who can speak English / mandarin!"

"Traveling as a family of three, we booked a triple room. The room size was quite generous for Japan, and it was very clean. The room we were given had a partially obstructed view, which was a shame, as the sea view would have been beautiful otherwise. Laundry is free, but surprisingly, the sun loungers with umbrellas by the pool cost extra – first time I've encountered that! Breakfast was around 200+ (Yen, I assume), which isn't great value for money, but it's a resort hotel, so it's acceptable. You can book dinner at the hotel or go to Kawazu Station, though there aren't many options there. There's a free shuttle bus, with the last one around 4:35 PM. Overall, it was a very comfortable stay, perfect for a relaxing vacation."

"This was definitely my favorite hotel on this Izu trip! The value for money was exceptional, the views were great, and both dinner and breakfast were thoughtfully prepared. I saw some average reviews, but I actually found it to be quite good. My only minor complaint would be the limited shuttle service. In the morning, there are only shuttles at 9:20, 9:50, and a bit after 10:00. I arrived at 11:00 and had to make my own way to the hotel, which was a bit far, but the walk wasn't difficult and was actually quite pleasant. For your second day, I'd highly recommend catching the 9:20 shuttle to make the 9:37 Black Ship cruise to Shimoda!"

"おつまみ系のお菓子、種類豊富なお酒、ジュースが無料でいくらでももらえたり、フロント前のソファで昼間は外の海の景色、夜はスクリーン上の海の景色を楽しめました。 チェックインが遅くなってしまったので、次は15時からチェックインしてもっとゆっくりしたいと思います。 個室のセルフロウリュサウナは、知識不足で温まることができなかったのでちゃんと調べてから入ってみようと思います。 朝食のバイキングは、海の景色を見ながらゆったりできます。ビュッフェですが、サザエや刺身まで出てくることに驚きました。洋食、和食どちらも楽しめました。 最高の2日間をありがとうございました。"

"Even though I wasn't quite used to the traditional Japanese-style room, I have to give a huge thumbs up to all the staff at this hotel! During my two-day stay, every staff member I encountered was smiling and enthusiastic. Even the older staff, despite some not being fluent in English, put in their utmost effort to communicate and provide service! (Personally, I think it's normal for older staff not to be fluent in English. Communicating with a translator is perfectly fine. Focusing on problem-solving, mutual understanding, and respect, both sides will feel the sincerity.) On the day of checkout, I had to catch the 8:03 AM express train to Narita Airport, so time was extremely tight. Given that the hotel shuttle bus started at 8:20 AM and taxis in Inatori only began operating at 8:00 AM, I asked the front desk for help. One staff member proactively offered to drive me to the station at 7:45 AM and even helped me carry my huge suitcase down to the Inatori train station, which doesn't have an elevator! I was incredibly touched! Also, during my stay, I didn't experience any discrimination against Chinese guests or the situation where all Chinese guests were intentionally arranged on the third floor. I stayed on the third floor and occasionally noticed that the two rooms next to mine were occupied by elderly Japanese couples. And every staff member was incredibly warm and friendly! The hot springs were very relaxing. And the ocean view was absolutely stunning!!"

"We booked the largest room type, but I think the sea view might actually be better in the standard rooms, as our room was located right on the far side. The lobster was pretty mediocre, so I wouldn't recommend booking the set meal. However, the breakfast and dinner buffets were quite good. I'd suggest going to the hot springs around 9 AM after breakfast; you'll practically have the place to yourself as it closes at 10 AM and doesn't reopen until the afternoon."

"I sincerely recommend Hokkawa Onsen Hotel! Our stay completely exceeded our expectations. The hot spring water was incredibly soothing. I highly recommend trying the private onsen, which only costs an additional 2200 JPY (about 90 RMB). It's perfect for two people and offers fantastic value for money. The hotel's free public onsen and the outdoor open-air bath were also super enjoyable! The hotel's public lounge area was very thoughtful, with free cola, various teas, oranges, and coffee available for guests. I must especially commend the elderly gentleman at the front desk – he was exceptionally kind and provided excellent service! The location is superb, right next to the popular and top-rated ryokan ”Bousui”! While Bousui can cost anywhere from 3000 to 5000 RMB a night, this hotel is a fantastic alternative, costing only around 700-800 RMB during the off-season and just over 900 RMB during peak times. It's just a few minutes' walk to the stunning natural Kurone Iwa Onsen by the sea, which hotel guests can use for free, and the views are truly breathtaking. The nearest Lawson convenience store is about 1.1 km away, a 2-minute taxi ride. The hotel also sells instant noodles for 200-300 JPY, which is similar to outside prices, making it very convenient for stocking up on supplies. Our room in the main building was a generous 50 square meters, super spacious! The lobby environment was comfortable, the room was impeccably clean, and the Wi-Fi speed was excellent. The bedding had no unpleasant odors, and walking barefoot on the floor felt perfectly fine. The bathroom had a wet-dry separation, with a very practical layout. I honestly feel this place is underrated and fully deserves a rating of 4.8-4.9. Our entire stay was incredibly pleasant, and we will definitely come back!"

"The hot spring was very comfortable; it's essentially a small, rural inn offering a one-night stay with two meals. The food was just okay, and there were mosquitoes in the hotel, which wasn't ideal. Also, Chinese tourists should be aware that to the left of the hotel's main entrance, there's a large monument inscribed with something like ”In memory of the heroic spirits of the Imperial Army.” Given the significant number of Chinese guests, I'd suggest the hotel consider their feelings and perhaps reorient the main entrance. (Actually, the hotel has a back entrance facing the sea, which allows you to bypass the monument)."