Shofutei

Anyway, the food is very satisfying!We both eat a lot, but we couldn't finish it all.This was my first time staying here, and at this price? There were so many.I had some leftover boiled kinme, but when I asked if they could have the rest for breakfast the next day, they reheated it and served it to me.However, there was no refrigerator in the room. Due to the low temperature of the hot springs, the men's bath was closed, so only the women's bath was reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.The open air is lukewarm.Originally it was supposed to be open until 11pm, but when I asked, they said it would be open until the next morning, and I would let you in even at night if it was open.I would like to visit you again when I want to eat my fill of fish.

There is plenty of fresh and delicious fish from Izu, and of course vegetables and other mountain products are also delicious. I was satisfied with the morning and evening meals, which can be said to be the result of the proprietress who is a good cook.

The inn is located at the top of a very narrow road, so it is best to park your car at the parking lot ``Yosaburo P'' before entering the road, where there is a sign saying ``Shofu''. I think we were able to park about 3 cars.Hot springs are separated by men and women, but only women are allowed to use the baths for private use, with a sign saying ``bathing in progress'' attached to them that they can freely enter at any time. The indoor bath was hot and the outdoor bath was lukewarm.The quality of the spring water is a little salty.The inside is spacious enough for 1 or 2 people.It is not a perfectly clean place, so it is recommended for those who are used to staying at guesthouses and hot springs.Meals are eaten in a private room.As soon as I entered, I saw the funamori and it was amazing! That's what I'm saying. The customers next door were also having fun with their bowls. The simmering of the whole golden sea bream is very impressive.It was delicious.However, the water that was served was a little smelly and I thought it was tap water.There are vending machines, but 500ml of tea and water are expensive at 200 yen, so we recommend bringing your own.The only amenities are a yukata, toothbrush, hot spring towel, and bath towel.It seems like you can rent a hair dryer, but HP recommended that you bring your own, so I brought my own.The room is just the right size for two people.It wasn't new, but it felt clean.The mattress was thin and my body hurt, but it was perfect for me as I'm picky about pillows.As for customer service, the lady who brought the food was good.The accounting lady was unfriendly. Well, it's a guest house, so it's like this. Customer service that doesn't make you feel bad.

The food was as delicious as the reviews said and I couldn't finish it all. I also had a good impression that the room was well-cleaned, but I was disappointed that there were several hairs from the previous guest on the comforter. Also, I couldn't see the townscape of Kumomi at all. Please note that the access road is closed.