Hotel Ambient Izukogen

Definitely recommended when staying in Izu with your pet! Not only that, but the luxurious and delicious dinner is recommended even if you don't have a pet!The regular dishes are quite satisfying, but the sakura shrimp and golden sea bream kamameshi, which can be changed from white rice for an additional fee, and the optional golden sea bream, are exquisite!There are two baths, an open-air bath and a large public bath, which I was very satisfied with.The room is also clean. The washroom and toilet are unit baths, but the toilets on the floor are clean, so I don't think it's a problem.There are also 3 dog runs (2 outdoor, 1 indoor).All the staff at the front desk, restaurant, etc. are kind.An outside vendor will take care of the photos and illustrations.

I stayed at the hotel twice.A hotel where dogs can spend time just like humans. This is a reasonable hotel recommended for people who don't care about anything else as long as their dog is having fun.[For dogs]Three dog runs! (turf, artificial turf, indoor)Artificial turf also offers agility.Pet sheets and poop bags are placed in various places and can be used freely.When the owner goes to take a bath, the dog can be kept at the front desk, so he won't be left alone.You can eat dinner and breakfast at the same table as your owner, with the plates arranged in the same way. You can choose the menu for about 1000 yen.When you sleep, you can wear a diaper and sleep with your owner.[For humans]It was built in the Showa era, probably because it was an old hotel renovated. Doors are heavy, floors creak, there is only one elevator and it shakes, making you feel inconvenienced and anxious. I can hear other dogs barking.Yukatas are available, but they are not allowed in restaurants. There are slippers and sandals. Although there is a possibility that people next to you may look into the balcony, it is spacious and has a nice breeze.The store has few products and payment methods.There is a vending machine (including alcohol) and a microwave on the guest room floor.The smoking area is next to (behind) the front desk.There are two baths. The first indoor public bath is separated by men's and women's hours, so if the timing is off, you won't be able to enter. I don't think there was a toilet. The second open-air bath is far away, the road to it is narrow, and it's dark, so I think it can be scary for first-timers. I keep walking, encouraged by the sign that says ``xx meters left.''Please don't expect food. Orders are now placed via LINE. Even water is not self-service but LINE. It's convenient, but even if I order it, it never arrives. When I waited for more than 10 minutes and called, I was told that it was busy. As a result, even if the meal arrives, you can't eat it because you have to wait for your drink. So were the people at other tables. I looked around and it wasn't crowded. Isn't it better not to do it via LINE?At the end, you pay for your drink using a code from LINE.Be careful with breakfast! Just like at a family restaurant, you sign your name on the reception desk and wait there. About 10 to 20 people stood at the entrance for about 10 to 20 minutes. Some people were angry. There was no explanation about this at check-in. It's a buffet, but the menu is small.I tried to go to Mt. Omuro, but I got stuck in a huge traffic jam on the way and had to stop. It seems that inbound traffic is amazing, but that is abnormal. The Jogasaki coast is at a level where you can manage to go there.Although there were some negative points, I think it's a good hotel considering the price. It was fun to be with the dog.

It would have been nice to have a hot spring too!

I am a former member.I heard a story about someone who has been paying an annual membership fee of 110,000 yen every year for about 10 years, and suddenly there are no more renewal members.Even though I had paid a lump sum of over 1 million yen to become a permanent member, I was told that I could become a permanent member by paying an additional fee of about 800,000 yen.Even if it doesn't happen, it will probably be after the president has changed...The quality and quantity of the food was disappointing, and the French chef who was so delicious was no longer there.Also, with the increase in the number of doggie paradises, we, members who do not bring dogs, felt uncomfortable eating inside.Even after thorough cleaning, the smell remained.Considering that, I decided to quit my membership because it felt ridiculous to pay the extra money and go to the club.Lastly, when I stayed here in Izu Kogen, I received Ise lobster as an option, but it was 1 teaspoon as shown in the image? I was astonished by Cheng's Ise lobster, and in a sense it encouraged me to quit my membership.Isn't it too harsh for many other members who stayed there? I have also heard some angry voices.I hope the company doesn't turn its members away from such practices and end up going bankrupt again...Also, I don't blame the staff who have been working there for a long time, so I hope they will be treated well.

The room was comfortable and the dinner and breakfast buffet were delicious. The dog menu is a little expensive for one dog, but the dog run and open-air bath are good for relaxing. There is Mt. Omuro nearby, so climbing it is a tourist spot. 🌋

It was for one-chan use only, so it was well equipped.I felt that the guests that day were all very nice people.My dog ​​was very noisy while eating.I'm sorry that I caused you any trouble, but thank you for your kind words 😭I want to train her well and take her out again!My dog ​​loved his meal!Also, our meal was very delicious 😋

I had been interested in this place for a while, so I decided to stay there.First of all, when I arrived at the lobby, no one spoke to me, so where could I park my car? I got out of the car, asked a nearby staff member, and went to the parking lot.Then, when I went to the front desk, a young female staff member with her hair tied up asked me, ``Is this a check-in?''Even though it was empty, I didn't notice anything, which made me feel bad and disappointed.After that, all the other staff members were pleasant and made me feel at ease.There is also a public bath on the 4th floor, and the bathing area is open for men and women, but the signboard changes depending on the time, but it didn't change, so 5 minutes had passed, so I called the front desk and had them change the bath.I don't go to the open-air bath at night because I have to walk 100 meters, so I don't have good footing, and it's dark and scary.The air conditioner in the room was old, so it was noisy and I had a hard time sleeping.Is there no repeat?

The number of welcome drinks and shops is low.

What we rented was a cottage that had been renovated from a villa. (Number 72)Since you can bring your dog with you, the accommodations you can rent are limited, but Izu is a dog-friendly area as there are many hotels and facilities that allow you to bring your dog.I think it's because the humidity is high because it's surrounded by trees, but the floor of the toilet on the first floor was very sticky (it looked like it was going to fall off).I ordered dinner (sukiyaki), and the meat was of good quality and there was plenty of it. (I think each person wanted two eggs.)By the way, there was a bowl of rice for each person, and we had to cook it ourselves in a rice cooker.The morning buffet was the type to go to the restaurant in the main building, and it was delicious with a wide variety of items.I had a great time.