御宿 風月無辺
7.6
Very Good(400 reviews)
1096-1 Okawa, 東伊豆町 Higashiizu, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0301, Japan
+81 557-23-1500
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Hotel Description
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Nestled on a serene forested hillside overlooking the Pacific Ocean, 御宿 風月無辺 offers an exquisite getaway that combines traditional Japanese hospitality with modern luxury. Located at 1096-1 Okawa, 東伊豆町 Higashiizu, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0301, Japan, this tranquil hot spring hotel is just a kilometer from Izu-Okawa train station and 38 km from the majestic Mount Amagi. Guests are welcomed by a peaceful ambiance enhanced by stunning ocean views and a backdrop of lush forests. The design of the hotel features contemporary buildings that seamlessly blend with the natural surroundings, offering a serene and comfortable escape for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. The nearby area boasts numerous attractions, making it a perfect base for exploring the region's natural beauty and cultural richness. The hotel’s serene environment, combined with its modern amenities, provides a perfect escape for those wishing to experience the tranquility of Japan’s hot spring culture in a luxurious setting.
The hotel offers a variety of room options designed to provide ultimate comfort and relaxation. Streamlined rooms and spacious apartments are equipped with modern amenities including Wi-Fi, TVs, minifridges, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Many rooms feature chabudai dining tables, which add a traditional touch to the contemporary decor. Guests can unwind on private terraces with open-air soaking tubs, allowing them to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and ocean breezes. Some rooms even offer breathtaking ocean views, while others feature tatami floors and futons for a more authentic Japanese experience. Whether you choose a room with a simple modern aesthetic or one that incorporates traditional elements, each space is carefully designed to ensure a peaceful and rejuvenating stay.
For those looking for an extra touch of luxury, the hotel provides an array of special amenities that enhance the guest experience. Guests can enjoy high-speed internet access throughout the property, perfect for both business and leisure travelers. In addition, the hotel’s communal bathhouse, with its outdoor soaking pool, offers a unique geothermal hot spring experience with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. A relaxed dining area serves breakfast and dinner either in the communal space or in the privacy of your own room, with the added benefit of a tranquil atmosphere. The hotel also provides parking and transfer services, making it convenient for guests traveling by car or public transport.
In terms of accessibility, 御宿 風月無辺 is well connected to public transport, with easy access to Izu-Hokkawa Station and Izu-Atagawa Station, both within a short taxi ride. The hotel is also within reasonable proximity to Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport, making it convenient for international travelers. Whether traveling by train, taxi, or walking, getting to and from the hotel is effortless, ensuring a seamless experience for guests.
Guest safety and health are paramount at the hotel, which has implemented several measures to ensure a safe and hygienic environment. These include enhanced cleaning protocols, social distancing practices in communal areas, and 24-hour front desk service to address any concerns. Guests can relax with the peace of mind that their well-being is a top priority.
There are plenty of activities to keep guests engaged during their stay. Nearby, visitors can explore the Izu Shaboten Zoo, an animal park with spider monkeys and parrots, or venture to Mount Omuro for paragliding and a zoo at its foot. For those who love hiking, the Jogasaki Coast offers rocky trails with stunning seasonal flowers and a suspension bridge, while Mount Amagi offers sweeping views of Mt. Fuji. Visitors can also explore ATAGAWA TROPICAL & ALLIGATOR GARDEN, a botanical garden with alligators and red pandas.
When it comes to dining, guests can enjoy a variety of restaurants nearby, including Ikariya, a popular local eatery just 15 minutes away by taxi, and Irodori, a renowned seafood restaurant located just 14 minutes from the hotel. Other options include the modern izakaya-style bee-house dishes and drinks, the traditional Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant San, and the seafood-focused ホッカワオンセンイソベ. These restaurants offer diverse culinary experiences, allowing guests to savor fresh local ingredients and delicious Japanese cuisine.
In summary, 御宿 風月無辺 offers an ideal combination of traditional hospitality, modern luxury, and tranquil surroundings, making it the perfect place for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in the heart of Japan's Izu Peninsula. Whether you're soaking in the natural onsen, exploring the nearby sights, or indulging in delicious local cuisine, this hotel is sure to provide an unforgettable experience. We warmly invite you to experience the beauty, serenity, and comfort of 御宿 風月無辺 on your next visit to Japan.
The hotel offers a variety of room options designed to provide ultimate comfort and relaxation. Streamlined rooms and spacious apartments are equipped with modern amenities including Wi-Fi, TVs, minifridges, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Many rooms feature chabudai dining tables, which add a traditional touch to the contemporary decor. Guests can unwind on private terraces with open-air soaking tubs, allowing them to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and ocean breezes. Some rooms even offer breathtaking ocean views, while others feature tatami floors and futons for a more authentic Japanese experience. Whether you choose a room with a simple modern aesthetic or one that incorporates traditional elements, each space is carefully designed to ensure a peaceful and rejuvenating stay.
For those looking for an extra touch of luxury, the hotel provides an array of special amenities that enhance the guest experience. Guests can enjoy high-speed internet access throughout the property, perfect for both business and leisure travelers. In addition, the hotel’s communal bathhouse, with its outdoor soaking pool, offers a unique geothermal hot spring experience with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. A relaxed dining area serves breakfast and dinner either in the communal space or in the privacy of your own room, with the added benefit of a tranquil atmosphere. The hotel also provides parking and transfer services, making it convenient for guests traveling by car or public transport.
In terms of accessibility, 御宿 風月無辺 is well connected to public transport, with easy access to Izu-Hokkawa Station and Izu-Atagawa Station, both within a short taxi ride. The hotel is also within reasonable proximity to Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport, making it convenient for international travelers. Whether traveling by train, taxi, or walking, getting to and from the hotel is effortless, ensuring a seamless experience for guests.
Guest safety and health are paramount at the hotel, which has implemented several measures to ensure a safe and hygienic environment. These include enhanced cleaning protocols, social distancing practices in communal areas, and 24-hour front desk service to address any concerns. Guests can relax with the peace of mind that their well-being is a top priority.
There are plenty of activities to keep guests engaged during their stay. Nearby, visitors can explore the Izu Shaboten Zoo, an animal park with spider monkeys and parrots, or venture to Mount Omuro for paragliding and a zoo at its foot. For those who love hiking, the Jogasaki Coast offers rocky trails with stunning seasonal flowers and a suspension bridge, while Mount Amagi offers sweeping views of Mt. Fuji. Visitors can also explore ATAGAWA TROPICAL & ALLIGATOR GARDEN, a botanical garden with alligators and red pandas.
When it comes to dining, guests can enjoy a variety of restaurants nearby, including Ikariya, a popular local eatery just 15 minutes away by taxi, and Irodori, a renowned seafood restaurant located just 14 minutes from the hotel. Other options include the modern izakaya-style bee-house dishes and drinks, the traditional Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant San, and the seafood-focused ホッカワオンセンイソベ. These restaurants offer diverse culinary experiences, allowing guests to savor fresh local ingredients and delicious Japanese cuisine.
In summary, 御宿 風月無辺 offers an ideal combination of traditional hospitality, modern luxury, and tranquil surroundings, making it the perfect place for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in the heart of Japan's Izu Peninsula. Whether you're soaking in the natural onsen, exploring the nearby sights, or indulging in delicious local cuisine, this hotel is sure to provide an unforgettable experience. We warmly invite you to experience the beauty, serenity, and comfort of 御宿 風月無辺 on your next visit to Japan.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Breathtaking ocean views from private terraces with open-air soaking tubs
2. Traditional Japanese design elements such as tatami floors and futons in select rooms
3. Panoramic geothermal hot spring bath with views of the Pacific Ocean
4. Convenient access to Izu-Okawa train station and major transportation hubs
5. Exceptional nearby attractions such as Izu Shaboten Zoo and Mount Omuro
6. Private dining options in a relaxed atmosphere with in-room service
7. Comprehensive safety and health protocols ensuring guest well-being
8. Variety of dining options nearby including seafood and modern izakaya restaurants
9. Modern amenities including Wi-Fi, TVs, and minifridges in every room
10. Close proximity to cultural and outdoor attractions, perfect for exploring the Izu Peninsula
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Izu Shaboten Zoo
31 min
Mt. Omuro30 min
Jogasaki Coast30 min
Mount Amagi41 min
ATAGAWA TROPICAL & ALLIGATOR GARDEN11 min
Nearest locations
JunJun
12 min
Umeya Diner12 min
bee-house dishes and drinks13 min
Irodori14 min
Ikariya15 min
ホッカワオンセンイソベ15 min
San15 min
Bistro Akazawaizukogen18 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 41 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$324
$324
$358
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Location
1096-1 Okawa, 東伊豆町 Higashiizu, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0301, Japan
Airports:
Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 41 min
Transit: 3 hr 48 min
Transit:
Izu-Hokkawa Station
Taxi: 14 min
Walking: 32 min
Izu-Atagawa Station
Taxi: 13 min
Walking: 1 hr
Katase-Shirata Station
Taxi: 15 min
Walking: 1 hr 22 min
Izu-Ōkawa Station
Taxi: 16 min
Walking: 24 min
Nearby locations
6.4
Good Location
On a forested hillside overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this serene hot spring hotel in modern buildings is a kilometer from Izu-Okawa train station and 38 km from Mount Amagi.
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Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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5.0
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4/5
The front staff was wonderful!The young staff at the dining area were all friendly and we had a great time!thank you very much!
Emi N
1/5
We visited in late November 2022 for our annual mother's Birthday trip.It was quite unusual to take the cable car from the parking lot to the front desk, and the only valuable thing was being able to see the historic "stones excavated for Edo Castle" surrounding it while climbing.I had to wait a while at the front desk, and the first thing I heard was, "We don't have any reservations," so I said, "Shall I see your reply email?" and they started looking again.Meanwhile, my elderly mother seemed anxious, and if I were alone, I would have canceled because I didn't want to stay at an inn that couldn't properly manage the reservations of guests like that, but I was also taking time off from work. Of course, I haven't booked any other accommodations...I was thinking about it, and then I was told that I was staying, but if the guest said ``I see,'' and left, I would not be able to find any other accommodations. What about that?As soon as I arrived, I was treated like this, so I forgot all about the food and bath that followed.My mother and I have stayed at various inns over the years, but this is the first time I've been told that we don't have any reservations.I didn't have a good impression at all, so I won't use it again.
雷蔵
2/5
I stayed in the special room 9.The room had a great view and the hot springs were of average quality and not bad.The bed was big and I slept comfortably.Since I went on a weekday, it wasn't crowded, so the trolley ride from the parking lot and cart to my room was smooth.However, if there were that many rooms, I think the trolleys and carts would be miserable when it was crowded. . .Insects are common in the mountains, so I didn't feel bad about them.The amenities were those of a love hotel, and I felt instantly depressed.The shampoos in the shower are also Bijiho specifications.The air conditioner in the bed room was annoying.One bottle of water in the refrigerator is free, but you have to pay for the second bottle. So if two people come, one person will have to pay.To be honest, I had high expectations for the food since it was located along the coast and looked very delicious when I saw it on JTB, but it was on par with a chain izakaya.The golden sea bream for morning ochazuke was terrible.I thought this was reasonable for an inn that costs around 30,000 yen per person.It also includes maintenance fees for the trolley and cart, so I think it's inferior to other 30,000 yen inns.Considering I paid 30,000 yen for the view from my room, I didn't lose anything at all.If I were asked if I would stay there again, I would spend a little more money and stay at a different hotel!
ぬ〜ぴぃ
4/5
Anyway, the hot spring in the room is the best! The hot water was good and I was able to take a bath as soon as I arrived. After parking your car at the parking lot, take the monorail and climb the steep mountain. One group at a time, but you can wait in a cool room while waiting for your turn. After registering at the front desk, you will ride an automatic cart to your room. These two attractions are fun. The view and open feeling of the open-air bath are great! ! I could put it in anytime and as many times as I wanted and it was really great! Bathrobes and Samue are available. Meals are stylish kaiseki cuisine. Is alcohol expensive?The room was on the first floor, so it had hardwood floors. I like tatami so I can go barefoot. On the way back, they took me to the parking lot by car instead of using the monorail, but it was a thrilling trip down a steep slope.I was surprised that they were able to explore such a high place so well.
やん
5/5
An inn accessible by a dedicated monorail.The private open-air bath attached to the guest room has a slightly slippery sodium spring that feels good.I can also recommend that you can eat in your room by default, and the food is of a high standard across the board. The golden sea bream dishes are especially delicious.Wild animals such as deer, wild boars, and monkeys often appear here, and you can even hear the cries of deer at night.If you go in the summer, you can bring home as many beetles and stag beetles as you like, which the children will love.However, it is far from the surrounding convenience stores, so we recommend that you stock up on drinks and other supplies.There's nothing around, so you can go to this inn to enjoy the view, the hot springs in the room, and the food in a leisurely manner.
下田大三郎
1/5
Even if general customers are fooled, my eyes as a hot spring hotel consultant won't be fooled!The management of this group only cares about making money and is making fun of the customers somewhere in their hearts! It's obvious when you look at every corner of the facility. It's probably a problem with the company's structure.
陸海
1/5
Even though I paid 30,000 yen to stay at a "hot spring inn", it's impossible for each person to get only one bath towel.The company's rules have changed even after I asked for an addition.Doubting the true nature of the company you manageEven though it can't be helped that there will be insects because the hostel is located in the mountains, it is better to remove spider webs etc.The self-driving cart used to move between the front desk, room, and restaurant is really inconvenient.The cart is not exclusive to one room, but is shared with other guests, so when you have to wait, you really have to wait.I want to check out, but I can't go to the front desk because I'm told the cart is crowded.The room is also poor.The amenities are those used in love hotels.The shampoo is in a bottle you often see at day-trip hot springs, and it's placed directly on the floor.Dryers are cheapTV is terrestrial only, and DVDs are available for rent.Tattered geta and business-like slippersI can see the ocean, but I can't help but worry about the untended weeds.Smoking is allowed on the terrace, so if someone smokes cigarettes in the next room, the smell will come over here as well, which is bad.When you check in, they will give you a 1,000 yen coupon if you post a review on Rakuten, but they will check your post, but it is not a good idea to use that as a basis for manipulating reviews.I guess I won't go anymore
C
Curiosity40768989254
2/5
A couple in their 60s stayed in a separate building on the second floor for one night. The view from the room was wonderful, and although the water in the guest room's open-air bath was a bit hot, we enjoyed it. …