Overview

Official best‑rate guarantee means booking through the official website offers the best value. News includes a head‑spa event from July 11 to 13 and an amenity buffet available from July 1. The hotel occasionally closes for maintenance (e.g., June 24–25).

Accommodation

All rooms offer ocean views facing the horizon and the Izu Islands. Room types range from ocean‑view special suites to standard Japanese, Western and hybrid styles. You can feel like you’re relaxing in a ship’s cabin as you watch the sea. Select a room with a private semi‑open bath or a full open‑air bath, each tailored with different ambiance. Many rooms are barrier‑free or non‑smoking.

Dining

You can enjoy fresh seafood caught off the Izu coast — sashimi, signature simmered kinmedai (alfonsino), abalone cooked on ceramic plate or grill, and from autumn, sweet spiny lobster prepared sashimi‑style, grilled or steamed. Meals include plentiful servings inspired by the founder’s wish to fill you up. You can choose live‑kitchen service with seasonal local fish selections, and enjoy breakfast featuring regional specialties like dried horse mackerel and Koshihikari rice from Tako. Buffet service may apply during peak seasons.

Onsen and Wellness

The ryokan offers 16 types of baths including panoramic open‑air baths overlooking the sea, meditation saunas, and walking spa pools. Two private open baths are available for couples or families. The salt‑donating hot spring water stays warm longer, helping with circulation, rheumatism, and cold sensitivity. You may also sip the spring water near the restaurant — it supports digestion and may benefit hormonal balance, though it’s not recommended for those with salt‑restricted medical conditions. The beauty relaxation room “Bisen” provides access to hot‑stone foot baths, massage chairs and steam facial treatments.

Guests with tattoos

Tattooed visitors are not permitted to use the public baths.

Facilities

Enjoy a lobby lounge with ocean‑view terrace and onboard‑ship ambiance. Other amenities include: foot hot‑stone spa, souvenir shop, karaoke room, nightclub, banquet halls, multipurpose rooms, table tennis, relaxing tea lounge, and seasonal kiddie pool. There’s also a beauty salon offering all‑hand treatments, and shared shower and overnight relaxation rooms. On‑site digital signage displays guest information and recommendations.

Activities

Nearby attractions include the Izu Inatori hot spring district, scenic spots like Kawazu Sakura Festival (early February to early March), Inatori Port fish market, Inatori Culture Park “Hina no Yakata”, Hosono Highland, Izu Animal Kingdom, Izu Cactus Park, Kawazu Nanadaru waterfalls, and harbor boat cruises. You can enjoy either a relaxed on‑site experience or venture out to explore Izu’s nature and culture.

Additional features

Access by train: take the Izu Kyūkō Line to Izu‑Inatori Station, then enjoy a short walk or complimentary shuttle with prior reservation. Alternatively, reach the region by conventional or express train from Tokyo in just over two hours. The ryokan welcomes mobility‑impaired visitors with accessible design, barrier‑free rooms, toilets with handrails, and available wheelchair rentals.