Overview
Ocean View Hiromi SPA Hotel places you at the southern tip of the Izu Peninsula, in the Susaki area of Shimoda. You stay right above the Pacific, with Ebisu Island in front of the hotel and wide views of the sea from morning to night. You can watch the sunrise from the 1st-floor terrace, enjoy sunset views from the 2nd-floor terrace, and look out toward the water from your room, the lounge, the restaurant, and the baths.
This is a relaxed ocean-view hot spring hotel rather than a classic ryokan, but it gives you many of the experiences you want from a coastal onsen stay: oceanfront rooms, open-air bathing, private baths, sauna time, seafood-focused dining, BBQ by the sea, and easy access to Ebisu Island for walks, snorkeling, and rocky-shore exploring.
Accommodation
Every room in the main building faces the ocean, with 180-degree sea views. Rooms include a sunroom, closet, unit bath, refrigerator, TV, and Wi-Fi. The main building has rooms on the 3rd to 6th floors, with Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, and one Western-style room. Corner rooms give you more space, with layouts over 30 square meters and an additional sitting area.
Choose a Japanese-style room with futon bedding for a simple tatami stay facing the sea. The 10-tatami rooms come with a sitting area, unit bath, toilet, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, bath towel, face towel, and yukata. Higher-floor corner rooms give you especially strong ocean views, so you can sit back and watch the light move across the water.
You can also choose a Japanese-style or Japanese-Western room with twin beds. Rooms 303 to 305 include an open-air bath and terrace, so you can soak while looking out toward the coast. Room 302 is the only Western-style room with an open-air bath and terrace, with twin beds and terrace chairs for slow sea-view time.
For a lower-priced stay, the annex offers dormitory rooms. These shared rooms include bunk beds or single beds, a toilet, shower room, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap. Towels are not included in the dormitory rooms, and you have access to a shared space with a microwave, electric kettle, table, and chairs. Use of main-building facilities such as the large bath may cost extra when you stay in the annex.
Dining
Meals focus on Japanese and Western cooking, with ingredients from Shizuoka and Izu, including local vegetables, seafood, and meat when available. The restaurant also has a bar and terrace, so you can enjoy food and drinks with views toward the fishing port and natural surroundings.
Breakfast includes Japanese and Western options. On the Japanese side, you can enjoy salad, tamagoyaki, side dishes, and dried fish processed in Susaki. On the Western side, you can choose lighter dishes such as egg dishes, salad, sausage, ham, bread, and soup. Related booking information also highlights an ocean-view breakfast buffet with warm dishes, salad, fruit, bread, cereal, sushi prepared by a former sushi chef, and the hotel’s original Hiromi sandwich.
Dinner brings you seasonal Japanese cuisine and a Japanese-Western style course meal, depending on your plan. Current English dining information also lists a half buffet with Japanese snacks, Chinese dishes, handmade gyoza, Sichuan-style ramen, curry rice, and spaghetti. Meal content may change with season and ingredient availability.
You can also book BBQ by the sea. The BBQ area has lighting at night, pest-repellent lamps, and rental cooking tools such as knives and cutting boards.
Onsen and Wellness
The bath area gives you one of the hotel’s best sea-view experiences. The large public baths look out over the ocean and use Shimoda Onsen water, prepared with added water, heating, and circulation filtration. The spring is listed as a simple hot spring, while Shimoda tourism information lists it as a simple alkaline hot spring.
You have men’s and women’s large baths, each with indoor bath, open-air baths, cold bath, and sauna. The open-air baths face the sea, so you can soak with the Pacific in front of you.
For more privacy, you can reserve one of two private baths on the 2nd floor. Each private bath looks toward the ocean and uses hot spring water.
You can also add paid relaxation massage. Men use the relaxation room, while women can use the relaxation room or request room service. Listed treatments include full-body massage, head massage, foot massage, and a foot-and-head spa course.
Guests with Tattoos
Because you can soak in a private bath inside your room, you will be able to enjoy the onsen regardless of tattoos. There is no public bath on the property that, to public knowledge, enforces a tattoo ban. Still, if you want total assurance, you can contact the ryokan before your stay to confirm current bath-use policies.
Facilities
The hotel offers practical facilities that support a relaxed seaside stay. You have access to spacious bathing areas, lounge spaces with ocean views, and outdoor terraces where you can sit and watch the sunset. Free parking makes arrival by car easy, and shared areas give you space to unwind outside your room.
A lounge and bar area allows you to enjoy a drink in the evening while the sky darkens over the water. Coin-operated laundry facilities help if you plan a longer stay or spend time swimming and exploring nearby beaches.
Activities
You can walk directly to Ebisu Island and explore its rocky shoreline, tide pools, and coastal paths. Swimming, snorkeling, and seaside walks fill your days during warmer months. Nearby beaches such as Yumigahama and Tatadohama give you long stretches of sand and clear water.
Shimoda’s town center sits within easy reach, where you can explore local history, small museums, and coastal viewpoints. Renting a bicycle lets you move along the coast at your own pace, stopping whenever the view catches your attention.
Additional Features
A shuttle service from the nearest station helps simplify arrival and departure. The hotel’s elevated position makes it ideal for watching both sunrise and sunset, offering different moods of the ocean from morning to night.
Ocean View Hiromi SPA Hotel suits you if you want your stay shaped by the sea. You wake, soak, eat, and rest with the Pacific always in front of you, turning a simple coastal trip into a deeply atmospheric experience focused on water, light, and space.



















