Yagisawa-so

The food was delicious. The room had an open-air bath, and I took it many times. Breakfast was also delicious.

There were many types of dishes, including sashimi, hot pot, steak, crab, gratin, and tempura. Isn't it a high level of satisfaction?If you're just looking for taste, there may be better options elsewhere, but it's delicious and I'm very satisfied with the variety and quantity.There are 3 types of private baths, and there are only 9 rooms with customers, so I don't think you will have to wait long. There is a large public bath in addition to the private bath, so you won't have any problems.The room is clean but feels a little old.I could see Mt.Fuji from my room. It would be better if there were no obstacles...There are only stairs, so it might be difficult for some people.

This is a small and quiet ryokan located on the edge of Nishi-Izu. There are 3 family baths, and you can use them freely without making a reservation if they are empty. Grapefruit juice and tea are available free of charge at the post-bath area, and you can drink them anytime. Massage chairs are also available free of charge. Dinner was so delicious that I couldn't finish it all.

Even though it's close to the sea, all the window glass is polished to a shine, which makes it feel great💖

It seems like a very old inn, but I think the service was attentive to every detail for the price. However, it seems that not much attention was paid to the lighting in the sink and the toilet, so it was a little dark and inconvenient when putting on makeup.Although it is different from the place where Mr. Nakai will meet you, there is a welcome drink in the lobby, you can choose a cute yukata (yukata), you can take whatever amenities you need, and most importantly, you can take a bath from 3pm until the next morning. You can enter until 9:30 ✨♨️ Amazing 🥰The meal was the standard plan (the cheapest) and included dessert, so I couldn't finish it all. The golden sea bream was very delicious😋However, there seem to be few staff members, and food that is set on fire ends up being set on fire, so if you're busy eating and like alcohol, it's difficult to enjoy picking and drinking slowly.There is a shortage of manpower everywhere now.I asked for a Japanese-style bed in the room, but it was a little small.Also, the door squeaked every time it moved (lol)The breakfast was so plentiful that I couldn't finish it all. There's a big difference in size between him and me, but I'm leaving him alone. Of course it was very delicious.There were three family baths, and they were very clean and comfortable✨♨I was busy taking a bath and eating, so one night and two days wasn't enough (lol)

I stayed with my child who is almost 1 year old (0 years old at the time of stay). It was a Japanese-style room with an open-air bath, and meals were served in a private room next to the room!The inside of the inn, the rooms, the open-air bath, and the private bath were very clean, the atmosphere was good, the food was plentiful and very delicious, and the staff were all kind and I was very satisfied.It was the best trip!As soon as we arrived, we were greeted by a warm welcome. We were given a welcome drink, guided to our room, and helped with our luggage.Meals are served in a private room right next door, so I don't have to worry about having to clean up the room if I eat in my room, or worry about my kids making a noise if I eat in the dining room, so I can have the best of both the dining room and the dining room. It was. The food was so delicious (possibly the best inn I've ever stayed at) and so much that I couldn't finish it all! ! !During meals, they provide chairs and tableware for the children without me having to ask, and there is even a trash can for diapers in the room. Children are welcome when making reservations! ! That was not my image, so I was very surprised and moved.There are 3 private baths. It was a great atmosphere! It's open 24 hours a day, so my husband and I were able to enter everything while taking turns watching the kids!It's a small inn, so there's no souvenir shop, and there's only one small vending machine, but there's a drug store and a convenience store relatively nearby, so it's convenient. If you want sweets and drinks, I think it's a good idea to buy them there! The refrigerator was empty and I was asked to use it if I wanted.There is a small post-bath area where you can drink grapefruit juice and tea as much as you like. There is also unlimited coffee in the morning.What do you think when you see bad reviews? I was worried, but there was nothing I didn't like about it.The price was reasonable, and the baths, food, and service were great! ! I definitely want to go again! I thought. thank you very much!

The room, meals, basic reception, private bath, free drinks after bathing, etc. are absolutely wonderful. The only thing that was terrible was the check-out process. I was presented with the statement and asked, ``Are you sure this is correct?'' The room fee was paid in advance through Ikkyu.com, and when checking out, only the dinner drink fee and bathing tax were paid, but there was no explanation to that effect, which was the case at other inns. “Um, the room fee has already been paid, right?” I asked, but what was this guy talking about? They looked at me like that and asked me the same question again, ``So, this statement is correct, right?'' How much will you be charged now? With this in mind, I paid by card.The capacity of the number of rooms is in the single digits, and the number of parking spaces on the day is 4. I think it would be easy to understand the detailed contents of each room and explain them to the bare minimum, Auntie.P.S. We apologize for leaving something in the refrigerator in your room and having to take the trouble to dispose of it. Thank you very much for this time.

The price and content do not match at all in a good way. I've been going there for about 7 years now, and I don't think they've increased their prices at all. That's impossible in this day and age. Family-run business➕Let's be aware of what the ladies in our neighborhood are doing. If you can't accept that, it's better not to go.There is a welcome drink, an amenity bar with a DHC skin care set, a choice of yukata, Samue and tabi socks, a thermos with ice water and a tea set set at 90 degrees, a powder corner in addition to the sink, and an after-bath area. Greffle juice and green tea that you can drink anytime (a barista is added here in the morning), 2 high-end massage chairs, a large public bath for men and women, and 3 types of family baths with lovely miniature gardens that can be used at any time of the night (cooler and heating in the changing room are also available 24 hours a day) (I'm worried about the electricity bill alone since it's in operation)...They offer so many services, and the official price starts from 13,200 yen. I think the pricing is completely ridiculous. For this price, my family is grateful that we can go there easily.Is dinner a big toro even at the lowest rank? Funamori filled with as much tuna as you'd expect, assorted tempura including thick freshly fried horse mackerel, braised golden sea bream fillet, thick tender steak, Japanese-style gratin with plump chicken and flaky potatoes, seafood hotpot ( If you want to eat scallops, red sea bream, shrimp, and even super delicious meatballs) boiled crab, Ise lobster, or abalone, there are plans that come with them, but I was very satisfied with the default option. The soup stock is just delicious, the hot pot is drinkable, the soup (I like soup rather than miso soup) is so delicious that you can soak in it, and the tempura soup is also different from others. . The gratin and boiled red sea bream had a slightly strong flavor, but everything else was just right and had a nice crispness to it. After your meal, enjoy some refreshing jelly and coffee brewed with a De'Longhi machine. The breakfast is also amazing. Roast beef that is not greasy but soft and delicious, perfect for breakfast, 4 types of sashimi (Kanpachi was absolutely delicious), crab miso soup, Unohana with yuzu (I want to know this recipe), and tamagoyaki with rich eggs are also impressive. , the salad dressing has a nutty and crunchy flavor and has a fun texture (I thought it was a whole cherry tomato, but it was actually cut in half after removing the stem, giving it a nice texture), the fatty horse mackerel,... Melon and pineapple are perfectly ripe. With such luxurious food and service at this price, I can't imagine anyone complaining. Furthermore, there are not many types of alcohol at dinner, but the price is very reasonable.There are ladies who can handle salt, and the food is piping hot but comes out at a relatively fast pace, so it's not suitable for people who want to drink slowly and eat each dish one by one. It can't be helped because there aren't many people to serve at the restaurant, but the doors are left open, so it's always cold, so I always take precautions against the cold. (They give me fluffy slippers, but it's still cold). The dining room has partitions for 4 groups, so it feels like a semi-private room. There is no flexibility in meal times or check-in and check-out times, and there is no service to bring your luggage to your room, but this is normal since it is a family-run business. The stairs to the rooms on the second floor are slightly different in height, so it is not suitable for people with walking disabilities. And although the view from the room is not great, if you walk a little you can see a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji. That's all I'm concerned about, and I usually shop around for accommodations, but I can't find anything that can beat the cost performance here. I think it's really difficult to run this inn, but I hope they do their best.