01Shizuoka · Ryokan
Asaba
あさば
A long-established ryokan at the centre of Shuzenji Onsen, with a Noh stage set across the pond. The view over the water to the stage is the image of the place, and the surface of the pond changes with the season.
Area
Luxury ryokan in Izu
The Izu Peninsula covers a lot of ground: Shuzenji and the Amagi mountains inland, the plateau of Izu Kogen on the east coast, and Shimoda further south. Many people come for the architecture and gardens of long-established ryokan, some of them protected heritage buildings.
Distances are larger than they look on a map. Some inns are easiest to reach by car, so check how you will get from the station before you book, especially if you plan to visit more than one part of the peninsula.
Before you book
Arriving late: check-in, dinner and the station transfer
What each property’s official FAQ, access, dining and terms pages say. These are the hotel’s general rules, not the conditions of a particular plan. “Not stated” means the hotel does not say, not that there is no limit.
- Check-in
- From 3 pm (some plans set fixed times). Tell the inn if you will check in after 6 pm
- Dinner
- Starts at 5:30 pm or 7:30 pm; choose before you arrive
- From the station
- Free car from the north exit of Shuzenji Station at 2:15, 3:15 and 4:15 pm; book at least three days ahead with your arrival time. First come, first served (two seven-seat cars). On plans with a 4 pm check-in, choose the 3:15 pm run or later
- If you are late
- Tell the inn if you will check in after 6 pm, and give your arrival time in advance. If you arrive after 8 pm, dinner may not be available
- Check-in
- Usually 3 pm; it varies by plan, as does the latest arrival time
- Dinner
- Seatings at 6, 6:30, 7 and 7:30 pm
- From the station
- No shuttle. Take a taxi or local bus; the hotel can book a taxi for you
- If you are late
- If you will arrive after 7:30 pm, talk to the hotel
FAQchecked 11 October 2026
- Check-in
- From 3 pm; times in a plan take priority
- Dinner
- Not stated on the pages we read
- From the station
- Free shuttle bus from Izu-Nagaoka Station for guests; book directly with the hotel. It closes when full and may not run because of traffic or bookings
- If you are late
- If you will check in very late, contact the hotel
A draft to send through the hotel’s own contact form or email. Fill in the [brackets]. It is not a booking, and only the hotel can confirm the answer.
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Baths, dining and getting there
From each property’s official website. “Not confirmed” means we have not checked it yet — not that it is unavailable.
| Property | Baths | Dining | Getting there |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asaba | A spring-fed bath in every room; open-air only in the Tenko villa, semi-open-air in HagoromoOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | Breakfast in your room, and seasonal extra dishes to orderOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | About seven minutes by taxi from Shuzenji Station — no shuttleOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 |
| Ochiairo | Three baths and two saunasOfficial site, checked 29 September 2026 | Dinner at 17:30 or 19:30; ask the inn about allergiesOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | A free shuttle from Shuzenji Station (three runs a day, book three days ahead)Official site, checked 8 October 2026 |
| Omuro no Mori Gyokusui | An ocean-view open-air bath, fed straight from the spring, in every roomOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | Both meals in private dining rooms; dinner is a choice of kaiseki coursesOfficial site, checked 8 October 2026 | A shuttle from Izu-Kogen Station every 20 minutes, 14:20–17:00Official site, checked 8 October 2026 |
Guides
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Hotels
16 properties written up in English
Ordered by how many stay reports we have linked. We do not rank or score hotels.
02Shizuoka · Resort
Kawana Hotel
川奈ホテル
A classic hotel, now 90 years old, on a rise above the sea at Kawana on the Izu Peninsula. It is known as a golf resort, with courses including the Fuji Course, laid out along the natural lie of the land. Sea-facing rooms, the lobby and the sun parlour look out on the sun rising over the Sagami Sea. The hotel also has Brisa Marina, a bathing facility with an open-air bath.
03Shizuoka · Hotel
Ochiairo
おちあいろう
A hot-spring ryokan at Yugashima in Amagi, where two rivers meet, housed in buildings registered as Tangible Cultural Properties. It has three hot-spring baths and two saunas.
04Shizuoka · Hotel
Omuro no Mori Gyokusui
大室の杜 玉翠
A hot-spring inn of just nine rooms on a rise at Yawatano in Izu Kogen, about eight minutes by car from Izukogen Station (with a transfer). Every room has an open-air bath with hot-spring water flowing straight from the source, and the inn looks down on the Sagami Sea. Mount Omuro and the Jogasaki coast are close. Dinners are kaiseki centred on Izu seafood, and the rooms are built almost like separate cottages.
05Shizuoka · Hotel
ABBA RESORTS IZU - Zagyoso
ABBA RESORTS IZU ― 坐漁荘
A hot-spring inn (Zagyoso) at Yawatano in Izu Kogen, about five minutes by car from Izukogen Station on the Izu Kyuko line and around two hours 25 minutes by car from Tokyo. The rooms are arranged around a garden, and there are several hot-spring baths. Mount Omuro and the Jogasaki coast are easy to reach, and dinners are kaiseki made with Izu ingredients.
06Shizuoka · Hotel
La Belle Equipe
伊豆高原オーベルジュ ベルエキップ La Belle Equipe
An auberge in the Ike district of Izu Kogen, about five minutes by car from Izukogen Station on the Izu Kyuko line. Every room has an open-air bath, French cuisine is served, dogs are welcome, and there is a garden. Mount Omuro and the Jogasaki coast are an easy drive. It keeps its room count small.
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07Shizuoka · Hotel · Prince Hotels & Resorts
Sanyoso
伊豆長岡温泉 三養荘（プリンスホテルズ&リゾーツ）
A ryokan at Izu-Nagaoka Onsen run by Prince Hotels & Resorts, with some of its buildings registered as Tangible Cultural Properties. It is about 26 km from the Numazu or Nagaizumi-Numazu interchanges via the Izu-Jukan Expressway, with a transfer. Rooms have free-flowing hot-spring baths, and dinner is kaiseki. The grounds include a Japanese garden. Izu-Nagaoka is known for its links to Minamoto no Yoritomo, and Shuzenji is an easy drive.
08Shizuoka · Hotel
ARCANA IZU
アルカナ イズ
An auberge on the Kano River at Yugashima in Izu, surrounded by the Amagi mountains, reached by car from Shuzenji Station. The stay is built around its cuisine, and the rooms are spread across the grounds. It holds one Michelin Key in the 2026 selection. Amagi is known as the setting of Yasunari Kawabata’s The Dancing Girl of Izu.
09Shizuoka · Hotel
Ubud no Mori Izukogen
愛犬と微笑む温泉リゾート ウブドの森 伊豆高原
A hot-spring resort at Futo in Izu Kogen where you can stay with your dogs, about ten minutes by car from Izukogen Station and about 105 minutes via Route 135 from the Odawara interchange of the Odawara-Atsugi Road. It accepts large dogs and more than one dog. The Jogasaki coast and Mount Omuro are close. It has a dog run, and the rooms and dining room can be used with your dog.
10Shizuoka · Hotel
Oyado Uchiyama
お宿うち山 伊豆高原 全室露天風呂付き隠れ宿
An inn in the Ike district of Izu Kogen where every room has an open-air bath, about eight minutes by car from Izukogen Station on the Izu Kyuko line, and about 90 minutes from the Atsugi or Numazu interchanges. The baths look out to the distant sea. Mount Omuro and the Jogasaki coast are close, and Izu Kogen’s museums are an easy drive. Meals are served in your room, and it keeps its room count small.
11Shizuoka · Hotel
La Dog Resort Izukogen
ラ・ドッグリゾート 伊豆高原 全室露天付き客室と部屋食の愛犬の宿
A resort at Yawatano in Izu Kogen where you can stay with your dog, with an open-air bath in every room and meals served in your room. It is about ten minutes by taxi from Izukogen Station. The Jogasaki suspension bridge and Mount Omuro are an easy drive. The building and rooms can be used with your dog, and it keeps its room count small.
12Shizuoka · Hotel
Lucy Kiki
ルーシーキキ 伊豆高原 ウェルカムベビー ファミリー 全室露天風呂付き客室の宿
An inn at Yawatano in Izu Kogen with an open-air bath in every room, about five minutes by car from Izukogen Station. Meals are served in your room, and it has facilities for families with babies and small children. Mount Omuro and the Jogasaki coast are close. It keeps its room count small and serves kaiseki made with Izu ingredients.
13Shizuoka · Hotel
Hanafubuki
伊豆高原 城ケ崎温泉 花吹雪
A hot-spring ryokan at Yawatano in Izu Kogen, ten minutes on foot from Izukogen Station on the Izu Kyuko line. Its rooms, private baths and dining rooms are scattered through a forest. It is about 120 minutes from the Atsugi interchange of the Tomei via the Odawara-Atsugi Road. The Jogasaki coast is close, and the area’s museums and walking paths are within reach on foot.
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14Shizuoka · Hotel
Yumenoya
伊豆高原 離れ御宿 夢のや
An inn of six separate cottages at Futo in Izu Kogen, about five minutes by taxi from Izukogen or Jogasaki-Kaigan Station (transfer available). Each room has a semi-open-air bath with doors that open and close. The Jogasaki suspension bridge and Mount Omuro are an easy drive. Meals are served in the room, and the inn is surrounded by woods.
15Shizuoka · Hotel
New Tomiyoshi
熱海温泉 味と湯の宿 ニューとみよし
A hot-spring inn facing Nagahama beach at Shimotaga in Atami, about 7 km from Atami towards Ito on Route 135. It has several private open-air baths and saunas, free to use, and faces Sagami Bay. Rooms look out over the bay, and meals feature seafood such as spiny lobster. Shimotaga is a seaside village between Atami and Ito, easy to get around by car.
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16Shizuoka · Hotel
Kasaitei
花彩亭 伊豆高原 ウェルカムベビー ファミリー 1日2組全室露天風呂付き客室の宿
An inn taking just two groups a day, in the villa district at the foot of Mount Omuro in Izu Kogen, about ten minutes by taxi from Izukogen Station. Every room has an open-air bath, and it has facilities for families with babies and small children. Mount Omuro and the Jogasaki coast are an easy drive. Meals are served in your room.