Overview

Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Wanwan Resort Nishiizu gives you an oceanfront hot spring stay in Toi Onsen, on the western side of the Izu Peninsula. You stay right by the sea, with Suruga Bay in front of you and the sound of the waves shaping the mood from morning to night.

This property was formerly Toi Marine Hotel and now operates as a dog-friendly resort where you can stay with your dog throughout the property. You can relax in an ocean-facing hot spring bath, enjoy buffet dining, spend time in the dog lounge, use the indoor and outdoor dog runs, and walk by the coast when the weather feels right.

The location works well when you want sea views, sunset scenery, hot spring bathing, and easy time with your dog in one place. You can spend the day slowly inside the hotel, or use it as a base for exploring Nishi-Izu, Toi, Dogashima, and nearby coastal sights.

Accommodation

You choose from Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, twin rooms, economy rooms, superior rooms, and rooms with stronger sea-view appeal. Some rooms face the sea, while others face the mountain side, so choose your room type carefully when the view matters to you.

Standard Japanese rooms include options such as 10-tatami and 12-tatami layouts on the sea side, plus smaller mountain-side rooms. These rooms give you tatami flooring, space to sit and rest, and a more classic hot spring hotel feel.

Japanese-Western rooms combine tatami space with twin beds, making them useful when you want both floor seating and easier sleeping. Some Japanese-Western rooms face the sea, while others face the mountain side.

Superior room options include sea-side Japanese-Western rooms, top-floor Japanese-Western rooms, sea-view Japanese rooms with an indoor bath, and a superior Japanese room with a hot spring open-air bath. This room type works well when you want more privacy and the chance to enjoy bathing in your own space.

All rooms allow stays with dogs. After the renewal, the rooms were prepared for dog travel, with dog-friendly flooring updates in stages, air-cleaning and deodorizing equipment, and useful dog-care items. You can stay in the room with your dog, relax after meals, and enjoy the coastal setting together.

Dining

Dinner and breakfast are served buffet-style. You can enjoy your meals with your dog, which makes the stay easier when you do not want to leave your dog alone in the room.

Dinner brings together seafood, grilled dishes, meat dishes, local flavors, and seasonal items. The live kitchen adds energy to the meal, with hot dishes served freshly from the counter. Dinner highlights include seafood beach-style grilling with shrimp, scallops, and squid, plus sirloin steak. Local dishes such as fried horse mackerel and Shizuoka black hanpen bring a clear Shizuoka and Izu flavor to the table.

The dinner buffet includes around 70 dishes, while breakfast includes around 65 dishes. Breakfast may include the Ooedo Onsen Monogatari-style nokke-don, salt bonito broth udon, French toast, grilled fish, and other Japanese and Western options.

Soft drinks are included with the buffet, and alcoholic drinks are available separately. Dog meals can also be ordered, including items made with Shizuoka Ashitaka beef, such as hamburger steak, steak, and a beef WAN burger, plus sweets for dogs such as sweet potato and soy milk Mont Blanc.

Onsen and Wellness

The hot spring bath looks out over Suruga Bay, giving you a wide ocean view while you soak. In the evening, the sea and sky can turn golden with the sunset, making bath time one of the most memorable parts of the stay.

The hot spring is a calcium-sodium sulfate spring. The water is used with added water, partial heating, and circulation filtration. You can enjoy the water in the large public baths and open-air baths, with separate bathing areas for men and women.

The large baths and open-air baths are usually available from 15:00 to 24:00 and from 5:00 to 10:00, with cleaning during the night. There is no sauna.

The listed spring qualities include a hypotonic, weakly alkaline, high-temperature spring. The listed benefits include cuts, peripheral circulation concerns, cold sensitivity, depressive states, and dry skin.

Guests with Tattoos

People with tattoos are not allowed to use the large public baths or open-air baths. You can use the private baths in your room only.

Facilities

The hotel has facilities designed for both hot spring time and dog travel. You can use the large public baths, open-air baths, restaurant, dog-friendly lounge, indoor dog run, outdoor dog run, dog foot-washing area, self-grooming corner, manga corner, shop, karaoke room, relaxation service, smoking area, ice machine, vending machines, and parking.

The dog lounge gives you a place to sit with your dog outside your room. Drinks are available there, including alcoholic and soft drink options. The indoor dog run lets your dog play even when the weather changes, while the outdoor dog run gives more space for fresh air and movement.

The self-grooming corner and foot-washing area help after beach walks or outdoor play. The manga corner gives you a simple indoor activity after dinner or bathing. Karaoke and relaxation services are available for an extra charge.

A seasonal outdoor pool is also available in summer. The pool sits close to the beach area, making it easy to enjoy a summer stay by the water.

Activities

You can shape your day around the sea, your dog, and the baths. Start with a morning walk by the coast, return for breakfast, spend time in the dog lounge or dog run, then head out for sightseeing before coming back for sunset bathing.

Nearby sightseeing includes Golden Cape, Dogashima Tombolo, Dogashima Tensodo sea cave, and Izu Mito Sea Paradise. Some attractions may have rules for dogs, so check before you go.

You can also enjoy Toi’s coastal setting at a slower pace. Walk near the beach, visit Toi Gold Mine, look for sunset viewpoints, or take a drive along the Nishi-Izu coast. The area suits you well when you want sea air, open views, and relaxed travel with your dog.

Additional Features

Check-in starts at 15:00, and checkout is at 11:00. The address is 2791-4 Toi, Izu City, Shizuoka. Free parking is available, with around 70 spaces listed on the current property information.

By car, you can reach the hotel from the Numazu IC area via the Izu Jukan Expressway, Shuzenji Road, and Route 136. By public transport, you can travel to Shuzenji Station and continue by bus or taxi toward Toi.

This property suits you when you want a dog-friendly ocean resort with hot spring baths, buffet meals, sea views, dog runs, a dog lounge, and easy access to the Nishi-Izu coast. You choose it for sunset views, warm water, relaxed meals, and time with your dog by the sea.