Takami Hotel
7.0
Very Good(278 reviews)
1271 Naramoto, Higashiizu, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0302, Japan
+81 557-23-2255
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Hotel Description
Takami Hotel, located at 1271 Naramoto, Higashiizu, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0302, Japan, is a tranquil retreat just a 9-minute walk from the nearest beach on the Pacific Ocean. The hotel enjoys a serene environment surrounded by natural beauty, with guests easily accessing the famous Atagawa Tropical & Alligator Garden in just 11 minutes on foot. Additionally, it’s a short 11-minute walk from Izu-Atagawa train station, making it a perfect base for exploring the region, including the nearby Hokkawa Hot Spring, which is only 3 km away. The hotel’s design exudes a traditional Japanese aesthetic, offering a peaceful escape with scenic views, especially from rooms with open-air tubs that allow guests to relax while enjoying the picturesque surroundings.
Rooms at Takami Hotel offer a comfortable and authentic experience with tatami floors, futons, and traditional short-legged tables. The rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, TVs, and essential amenities for a convenient stay. For a more luxurious experience, upgraded rooms feature breathtaking water views and terraces with open-air hot spring tubs, providing the ultimate in relaxation. The hotel also offers room service, allowing guests to enjoy meals in the comfort of their rooms.
The hotel is known for its outstanding amenities, including a natural onsen with ocean views, which adds an authentic Japanese wellness experience. A public bath, bedrock bath, and open-air hot spring bath are available for guests to unwind. The hotel also has a banquet hall for special events, and dining options are available on-site, including breakfast and dinner served in a cozy atmosphere. For those wishing to explore the local area, the hotel provides parking, a transfer service, and free Wi-Fi.
Takami Hotel’s location is also conveniently connected to public transport, with Izu-Atagawa Station just a 9-minute walk away, offering easy access to other areas of interest. The Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport is about a 2-hour and 30-minute drive from the hotel, making it accessible for international and domestic travelers. The hotel is kid-friendly and offers various family-friendly amenities, making it an ideal choice for families looking to experience the Izu Peninsula.
Guests can enjoy various activities nearby, such as visiting the Izu Animal Kingdom, a short 11-minute drive away, or exploring the beautiful Jogasaki Coast, which is known for its stunning cliff-top trails and seasonal flowers. For those interested in wildlife, the Izu Shaboten Zoo, located about 22 minutes from the hotel, offers a unique animal park experience with spider monkeys, parrots, and capybaras.
There are also several dining options in close proximity, including the Imahan seafood restaurant, just a 1-minute taxi ride away, and bee-house dishes and drinks, a modern izakaya restaurant located 2 minutes away by taxi. Other dining spots include San, a Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant, and Umeya Diner, which also serves traditional Japanese cuisine.
Takami Hotel offers a tranquil and authentic Japanese experience, with its combination of excellent amenities, traditional accommodations, and stunning natural surroundings. Guests are invited to enjoy the unique blend of comfort, relaxation, and local culture that Takami Hotel offers, making it a perfect destination for those looking to explore the beauty of the Izu Peninsula.
Rooms at Takami Hotel offer a comfortable and authentic experience with tatami floors, futons, and traditional short-legged tables. The rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, TVs, and essential amenities for a convenient stay. For a more luxurious experience, upgraded rooms feature breathtaking water views and terraces with open-air hot spring tubs, providing the ultimate in relaxation. The hotel also offers room service, allowing guests to enjoy meals in the comfort of their rooms.
The hotel is known for its outstanding amenities, including a natural onsen with ocean views, which adds an authentic Japanese wellness experience. A public bath, bedrock bath, and open-air hot spring bath are available for guests to unwind. The hotel also has a banquet hall for special events, and dining options are available on-site, including breakfast and dinner served in a cozy atmosphere. For those wishing to explore the local area, the hotel provides parking, a transfer service, and free Wi-Fi.
Takami Hotel’s location is also conveniently connected to public transport, with Izu-Atagawa Station just a 9-minute walk away, offering easy access to other areas of interest. The Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport is about a 2-hour and 30-minute drive from the hotel, making it accessible for international and domestic travelers. The hotel is kid-friendly and offers various family-friendly amenities, making it an ideal choice for families looking to experience the Izu Peninsula.
Guests can enjoy various activities nearby, such as visiting the Izu Animal Kingdom, a short 11-minute drive away, or exploring the beautiful Jogasaki Coast, which is known for its stunning cliff-top trails and seasonal flowers. For those interested in wildlife, the Izu Shaboten Zoo, located about 22 minutes from the hotel, offers a unique animal park experience with spider monkeys, parrots, and capybaras.
There are also several dining options in close proximity, including the Imahan seafood restaurant, just a 1-minute taxi ride away, and bee-house dishes and drinks, a modern izakaya restaurant located 2 minutes away by taxi. Other dining spots include San, a Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant, and Umeya Diner, which also serves traditional Japanese cuisine.
Takami Hotel offers a tranquil and authentic Japanese experience, with its combination of excellent amenities, traditional accommodations, and stunning natural surroundings. Guests are invited to enjoy the unique blend of comfort, relaxation, and local culture that Takami Hotel offers, making it a perfect destination for those looking to explore the beauty of the Izu Peninsula.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 9-minute walk to the nearest beach on the Pacific Ocean
2. 11-minute walk to Izu-Atagawa train station
3. Water-view rooms with open-air tubs
4. Natural onsen and ocean-view hot spring bath
5. Kid-friendly with family-friendly amenities
6. Proximity to local attractions like Atagawa Tropical & Alligator Garden
7. On-site banquet hall for special events
8. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
9. Traditional Japanese tatami rooms with futons and short-legged tables
10. Various dining options nearby, including seafood and izakaya restaurants
8.6 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
ATAGAWA TROPICAL & ALLIGATOR GARDEN
11 min
Izu Shaboten Zoo22 min
Mt. Omuro21 min
Jogasaki Coast21 min
Izu Animal Kingdom11 min
Nearest locations
Imahan
1 min
bee-house dishes and drinks2 min
Umeya Diner2 min
Masumi Diner2 min
Nishiki, taste of Izu2 min
Daruma3 min
Oboro Pub3 min
San4 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.6 |
| Nearest airport | Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 32 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$147
$150
$214
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Location
1271 Naramoto, Higashiizu, Kamo District, Shizuoka 413-0302, Japan
Airports:
Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 32 min
Transit: 3 hr 45 min
Transit:
Izu-Atagawa Station
Walking: 9 min
熱川温泉（バス）
Walking: 4 min
Nearby locations
8.6
Excellent Location
This relaxed hotel a 9-minute walk from the nearest beach on the Pacific Ocean is an 11-minute walk from the Izu-Atagawa train station and 3 km from Hokkawa Hot Spring.
Top Attractions
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Services
Front desk
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Bedrock bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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Akira W
4/5
2024/9/8Drop-in hot spring use (mixed bathing open-air bath)I arrived around 12:30 and headed to my usual open-air bath, but there were 5-6 elderly men who seemed to be regulars taking a bath.As expected, the source water was turned off and water was added with tap water, and the temperature of the water was around 38 degrees Celsius.Moreover, the conversations between people in the bathtub are too noisy for people who are looking for peace and quiet.Also, with no announcement that the coronavirus is over, this is extremely disrespectful.I go there about once or twice a month, so I'm a regular, but today's hot water temperature was the lowest ever.(The normal water temperature is tangy and around 43 degrees)As someone like me who loves hot water in Atagawa, I was on the verge of exploding with dissatisfaction.Usually he spends about two hours soaking in the bathtub and drying his shell repeatedly, but today he left in less than an hour.When I spoke to the hotel staff on the way home, they said that it would be a huge inconvenience if the hot water source was turned off, as it was difficult to control the temperature of the hot water.They were indignant, saying that there was no point in adding water even though they were singing the praises of flowing directly from the source.Even if you are a regular customer, if you act without thinking, it is a huge nuisance for both the hotel providing the hot springs and the guests.I feel strongly that this is an act that cannot be helped even if it is accused of forcible obstruction of business.If you like hot baths, please go to another hot spring instead of Atagawa.The sodium chloride and sulfate hot springs have a good feel and are said to be gentle on your skin and health, with the water flowing straight from the source.(Indeed, my skin is smooth and not sticky after taking a bath.)The water is a bit hot, but once you soak in it, you get used to the heat and feel refreshed by the pleasant sweat.Especially in the hot summer, the wind blowing on your flushed body will make you feel cool, and it might be the perfect way to cool down after swimming at the beach.Recently, there seems to be an increasing number of women who are negative about mixed bathing, but this place is spacious enough and you are allowed to wrap yourself in a towel, so please come and enjoy the open-air bath.Please note that the changing rooms in the open-air bath are the same for men and women, so you will have to make concessions.It might be best to change clothes in the women's indoor bath, wrap yourself in a towel, and head to the open-air bath.Apparently it's empty early in the morning on weekdays.Four or five years ago, at 10 o'clock on weekdays, I had the large bathtub all to myself.For the past few years, there have been times when I've had one or two customers.
kjjxy /miqsq
5/5
I was a little worried after reading the reviews just before staying.When I actually went there, I quickly realized that this was probably the grandfather I had been hearing about, and as I was smoking on the balcony, he came and gave me some tourist information while smoking with me. It was actually fun because they talked about the scenery and other things.All the other staff members were as kind and courteous as hotel staff, so there were no particular problems.As per the reviews, the rice was plentiful and delicious.Leaves had fallen in the hot springs, but we were able to drink alcohol, and the 30 minutes of our private time passed in the blink of an eye.Dinner is fixed at 17:30. Breakfast is optional at 7:30 and 8:00.There were manga, and there were quite a few famous places, so I enjoyed my incognito hikikomori trip.I would definitely like to use it again when I come to Atagawa.
チンアナゴ
4/5
The scenery was beautiful and the food was so delicious!I had a lot of luggage, but they carried it all.The response was very polite!Some people have written that the tea sweets have holes in several places, but that's how it is.Even if I bought it new, it's all open.
まねきねこ
5/5
On my first visit, I took a day trip and used the open-air bath ♨️.Pay at the entrance and go to the open-air bath on the 1st floor.The normal entrance was on the third floor. (There is a difference in elevation in the city)The open-air bath is a mixed bath except for designated times. It was a weekday afternoon and there were no other bathers, so it was the best dokusen.
ニャン丸
1/5
Why do I have to pay money and feel uncomfortable?As others have written, there are terrible inns and terrible old people, so if you don't want to feel bad on your trip, you should definitely avoid going there.
N H
1/5
When I asked on the phone if I could just use the bath without staying the night, the old man scolded me and said, "We're open every day!" I didn't understand what he meant.I knew it would be crowded since it was fireworks day, and other inns kept turning me down, so I wanted them to tell me whether they would let me in, not if they were open.I couldn't understand what was being said, and I was so angry that my brain was atrophying.It's best not to go, it's dangerous
あおくび（あおくび）
2/5
As others have mentioned, the building itself is quite old, so footsteps from the hallway, upper floors, and neighboring rooms can be heard.And I made a mistake by going during the spring break season.This is an inn full of families with small children, and the sounds of their children running around day and night echo through the air.The people at the inn seem to be careful, but perhaps because there are only elderly people, or because they are too lenient with small children.I think that the reviews of this inn vary depending on what other guests say, but regardless of that, the building is still old, so I think it's a good value for money.It was a room with a private open-air bath, but part of the floor of the open-air bath was shaky and unstable, making it very dangerous if you stepped on it carelessly.In any case, I don't think it's a place where you would pay a cheap price to stay.