Hotel Sun Hatoya
7.0
Very Good(1137 reviews)
Japan, 〒414-0002 Shizuoka, Itō, Yukawa, 572-12 堅岩５７２−１２
+81 557-36-4126
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Hotel Description
Hotel Sun Hatoya, located in the serene coastal area of Shizuoka, Japan, offers an unforgettable retreat in the heart of the Izu Peninsula. The hotel is situated at 572-12 Yukawa, Itō, Shizuoka, 414-0002, Japan, just off National Route 135 and overlooking the stunning Sagami Bay. Its prime location places it within a 1 km radius of the bustling shops and restaurants of Ito Marine Town and just 2 km away from both the pristine Ito Orange Beach and Usami train station, offering easy access to various attractions and conveniences. With its traditional Japanese design and welcoming ambiance, Hotel Sun Hatoya effortlessly blends the beauty of nature with authentic cultural experiences.
The hotel offers a range of rooms designed for relaxation and comfort. Each traditionally furnished room boasts tatami floors, futons, and chabudai dining tables, creating a tranquil atmosphere. Guests can enjoy panoramic sea views from the comfort of their rooms, making it the perfect place to unwind. All rooms are equipped with essential amenities such as flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, sitting areas, hot spring tubs, and tea and coffee-making facilities. For those seeking additional space, suites are available and feature separate living areas for enhanced relaxation.
Special amenities at Hotel Sun Hatoya include its rejuvenating hot spring spa, which features two indoor pools, an outdoor pool with breathtaking sea views, and a sauna, providing guests with the ultimate relaxation experience. The hotel’s beachfront location adds to its appeal, offering guests easy access to the water and a peaceful retreat right by the sea. Guests can also enjoy a variety of dining options, with a breakfast buffet served daily in the polished restaurant, and a shuttle service to and from the train station. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, ensuring guests remain connected while enjoying their stay.
Accessibility is key at Hotel Sun Hatoya, with public transport options conveniently located nearby. The hotel is just a short distance from Ito Station (5 minutes by taxi or 37 minutes on foot) and several bus stops, including the Sun Hatoya Zen Bus Stop, which is a mere 8-minute walk away. Major airports, such as Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport, Narita International Airport, and Haneda Airport, are easily accessible by taxi or transit, making travel to and from the hotel hassle-free.
The hotel takes guest safety and health seriously, implementing various measures to ensure a comfortable and secure stay. With a no-pets policy, a front desk offering 24-hour service, and a range of amenities designed to accommodate guests of all ages, Hotel Sun Hatoya is perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples. Its tranquil onsen (hot spring) baths and beautiful surroundings provide an ideal setting for guests looking to relax and rejuvenate.
Popular activities near the hotel include exploring the nearby Izu Shaboten Zoo, where visitors can see exotic animals like spider monkeys, parrots, and capybaras. Mt. Omuro, an extinct volcano with thrilling paragliding adventures and a zoo, is only a 25-minute drive from the hotel. The nearby MOA Museum of Art offers stunning views over Atami and features impressive East Asian art collections. The tranquil Ito Orange Beach is just a 3-minute drive away and provides guests with the opportunity to unwind by the sea. The hotel’s proximity to the Izu Peninsula’s natural beauty, along with its cultural landmarks, ensures there is always something to do.
Nearby dining options include an array of excellent restaurants, including local seafood restaurants offering fresh catches from the bay, sushi bars, and traditional Japanese eateries that focus on seasonal ingredients. Whether you are in the mood for fresh sashimi or comforting ramen, you will find something to satisfy your taste buds just minutes from the hotel.
Hotel Sun Hatoya is a true haven for relaxation, adventure, and cultural exploration. With its warm hospitality, beautiful natural surroundings, and top-notch amenities, this hotel offers an exceptional experience for all types of travelers. We invite you to stay with us and experience the tranquility of Shizuoka in the heart of the Izu Peninsula.
The hotel offers a range of rooms designed for relaxation and comfort. Each traditionally furnished room boasts tatami floors, futons, and chabudai dining tables, creating a tranquil atmosphere. Guests can enjoy panoramic sea views from the comfort of their rooms, making it the perfect place to unwind. All rooms are equipped with essential amenities such as flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, sitting areas, hot spring tubs, and tea and coffee-making facilities. For those seeking additional space, suites are available and feature separate living areas for enhanced relaxation.
Special amenities at Hotel Sun Hatoya include its rejuvenating hot spring spa, which features two indoor pools, an outdoor pool with breathtaking sea views, and a sauna, providing guests with the ultimate relaxation experience. The hotel’s beachfront location adds to its appeal, offering guests easy access to the water and a peaceful retreat right by the sea. Guests can also enjoy a variety of dining options, with a breakfast buffet served daily in the polished restaurant, and a shuttle service to and from the train station. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, ensuring guests remain connected while enjoying their stay.
Accessibility is key at Hotel Sun Hatoya, with public transport options conveniently located nearby. The hotel is just a short distance from Ito Station (5 minutes by taxi or 37 minutes on foot) and several bus stops, including the Sun Hatoya Zen Bus Stop, which is a mere 8-minute walk away. Major airports, such as Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport, Narita International Airport, and Haneda Airport, are easily accessible by taxi or transit, making travel to and from the hotel hassle-free.
The hotel takes guest safety and health seriously, implementing various measures to ensure a comfortable and secure stay. With a no-pets policy, a front desk offering 24-hour service, and a range of amenities designed to accommodate guests of all ages, Hotel Sun Hatoya is perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples. Its tranquil onsen (hot spring) baths and beautiful surroundings provide an ideal setting for guests looking to relax and rejuvenate.
Popular activities near the hotel include exploring the nearby Izu Shaboten Zoo, where visitors can see exotic animals like spider monkeys, parrots, and capybaras. Mt. Omuro, an extinct volcano with thrilling paragliding adventures and a zoo, is only a 25-minute drive from the hotel. The nearby MOA Museum of Art offers stunning views over Atami and features impressive East Asian art collections. The tranquil Ito Orange Beach is just a 3-minute drive away and provides guests with the opportunity to unwind by the sea. The hotel’s proximity to the Izu Peninsula’s natural beauty, along with its cultural landmarks, ensures there is always something to do.
Nearby dining options include an array of excellent restaurants, including local seafood restaurants offering fresh catches from the bay, sushi bars, and traditional Japanese eateries that focus on seasonal ingredients. Whether you are in the mood for fresh sashimi or comforting ramen, you will find something to satisfy your taste buds just minutes from the hotel.
Hotel Sun Hatoya is a true haven for relaxation, adventure, and cultural exploration. With its warm hospitality, beautiful natural surroundings, and top-notch amenities, this hotel offers an exceptional experience for all types of travelers. We invite you to stay with us and experience the tranquility of Shizuoka in the heart of the Izu Peninsula.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 9-minute walk to Roadside Station Ito Marinetown
2. Onsen baths and natural hot spring tubs available in each room
3. Beachfront location offering easy access to Ito Orange Beach
4. Outdoor pool with stunning sea views
5. Complimentary shuttle service to Usami train station
6. Dining options including breakfast buffet and local seafood
7. Close to popular tourist attractions like Izu Shaboten Zoo and Mt. Omuro
8. Sauna and two indoor pools in the hot spring spa
9. Kid-friendly amenities and wheelchair rental available
10. Proximity to major airports such as Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport and Narita International Airport
6.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Roadside Station Ito Marinetown
9 min
Izu Shaboten Zoo25 min
Itō Orange Beach3 min
Mt. Omuro25 min
MOA Museum of Art40 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.8 |
| Nearest airport | Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 4 min |
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Location
Japan, 〒414-0002 Shizuoka, Itō, Yukawa, 572-12 堅岩５７２−１２
Airports:
Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 4 min
Transit: 3 hr 19 min
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 3 hr 1 min
Transit: 3 hr 56 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 12 min
Transit: 2 hr 49 min
Transit:
Sun Hatoya Zen Bus Stop
Walking: 8 min
Ito
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 37 min
マリンタウン（バス）
Walking: 9 min
湯川七丁目（バス）
Walking: 13 min
Itō Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 30 min
Nearby locations
6.8
Good Location
Off National Route 135 and overlooking Sagami Bay, this upscale hotel is 1 km from the shops and restaurants at Ito Marine Town, and 2 km from both Ito Orange Beach and Usami train station.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Beach front
Karaoke
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Services
Front desk
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Breakfast buffet
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
Spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
Outdoor pool
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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6.6
316 reviews
Wonderful
80
Excellent
77
Good
66
Below Average
47
Not Good
46
ちいかわ
1/5
I give this star a star because of the service provided by the fat man at the front desk. It's better to accept that the rating is going down because of this one person. Also, the other employees were very nice.The bath is not a hot spring. Too much chlorine.The changing room is too cold. It's soaked and unsanitary. And the water purifier was broken, so my throat was dry and painful.The buffet was so crowded that it was difficult to eat. I won't go there anyway. The pool is too dirty. It was cold and I caught a cold.
BLOCK CHOCO
4/5
4! 1! 2! 6! I've been hearing this since I was a child! I went to ♪It's in a very nice location by the sea.I went there by bike, but you can park in the parking lot that you can enter from the side of the game corner, so you don't have to worry about it being covered.The staff responded politely.First, write out something like a check-in card and give it to the front desk.The person at the front desk was from a foreign country, but I thought it was amazing how he spoke Japanese, even though he stuttered a bit.The room was on the 12th floor and had a great ocean view! !I think it's old overall, but it's not really a big deal because it's kept well-maintained.Let's have a beer first! That's what I thought, but the shop only sold tea and water, so I looked for it and found out it was in the public bath.This place is too far (-_-;)It takes about 3 minutes on foot from the guest room.I wish there were vending machines somewhere...Meals were served in the morning and evening buffet, but there were so many people that it was a bit slow to get them.When I returned to my room after dinner, the futon was spread out neatly.The public bath is a long way to go and there are many stairs, so elderly people and children should be careful.Everyone had fun playing table tennis.There is an aquarium where you can relax and enjoy watching the fish.I wish there were more vending machines, but overall I was satisfied.
うんチョコチョコチョコピー
2/5
I think it used to be an elegant hotel, but now it feels run down.After staying there, I realized that they probably haven't changed anything about the system since long ago, but if things continue like this, I'm afraid they'll go bankrupt.I'm sure they're keeping labor costs down by hiring foreign staff, but I'm disappointed that they're paying 20,000 yen per person on weekdays. The cost performance is too low. Maybe they can do business aggressively because there are no competitors in the area, but if nothing changes, there won't be a second chance.
Keitantan
5/5
That song plays at the end of dinner.Then the pigeons fly in and the show ends.
大野修一
4/5
The dinner hall had a retro Showa feel, which was really nice ✨ It was great to have baths in both places 😄
紀山
紀子 山
1/5
There were cockroaches outside the hotel grounds, but I thought it couldn't be helped since it was outside, but several cockroaches appeared in my room, which made me feel uncomfortable. …
釣海
釣人 海
1/5
My family of four booked a stay at San Hatoya Hotel in Ito to see the Anjin Festival. …
K Kiji
4/5
This is a hotel that anyone over 40 will probably know from commercials.Although the hotel was built in the Showa era, it felt like a bubble, but it was well maintained and didn't feel dirty, so I was able to use it with peace of mind.The view from the room was also great!I used it during the Obon holiday, and the pricing is reasonable, and I think anyone with children can enjoy it!
rico angelo
4/5
The hotel itself has a Showa era feel to it, and although it's not particularly clean, it is very well kept.It's kind of nostalgic and the atmosphere is very nice.The food is a normal buffet, but the only free drinks are water and tea, and the foreign staff just stare at me without moving, so I wish they would lower the plates. Although the show was illusion-based, it was worth watching and I enjoyed it.The scenery is very nice and has a resort feel, so I might repeat it♪
FEI KIN (FEIKIN)
4/5
At the age of 39, I finally got to see the Sanhatoya that I have been familiar with since I was a child! !The magic show at dinner was great. In particular, the final performance was the best, and it had a bubbly feel that is rare these days (it was good)The meal itself felt a bit small and slightly toned down from the average, but the pork hot pot I made myself and the vinegared rice for the sushi were both memorable and delicious.The highlight is probably the pool, but I'm sure others have mentioned the details. Although there is no lazy river, it is overall good. I can't make fun of the short slide. It spins fast and can be enjoyed over and over again. If you slide on a floating ring, you can get quite fast (be careful of other customers)It's a mystery that the poolside is made of gravel. You can't walk barefoot, and there are things scattered on the pavement that can sting you, so be careful. There are sandals available for rent, so be sure to use them.The binoculars on the edge are free and allow you to see clearly.The same goes for Marine Spa Atami, but it's nice to have a pool and bath as a set.I could see fireworks from my room.There's nothing blocking it, so you can definitely see it clearly, but you can't help but feel it's a little far away. The windows can be opened, so you can hear the noise, but I wonder if it's worth the extra 3,000 yen. Well, I'm pretty satisfied.I think it depends on the type of fireworks display itself.
たち
5/5
I fished in the back.Because I caught a huge rockfish☆5
梅澤勇（うめ）
4/5
I visited right after Obon in August.The building is old, but there are indoor and outdoor pools. The magic show at the dinner buffet was so much fun!The pool was very nice with small slides and water bubbles! (If you have children in the lower grades of elementary school, you can enjoy it for about 2 hours)I would like to go again if I have a chance!
S さいこ (さいこ)
3/5
Used a corner room on the 11th floor. The pool, public bath, and beverage vending machines are too far away. Once I entered the room, I didn't feel like going.The view from the room is amazing.It was a day when a typhoon made landfall from night to day, but I didn't hear any noise.The air conditioner and refrigerator were working well, and the drinks in the refrigerator were frozen the next day (lol)The bathroom has been renovated and looks clean.Before checking in, I left my luggage in an unmanned storage room and headed to Restaurant Tairyoen. It's a set meal type, and the price is quite high, but the stewed sea bream is recommended. Two thick, juicy pieces with almost no bones. I want to eat it again.The pool and this restaurant are adjacent to each other, and there is a notice that you can buy a meal ticket and eat outside. Frankfurt, potatoes, etc.At the pool, when I did as I was told, the woman in charge told me that I could only eat from the menu inside if I was seated at an outside table. The staff outside was confused.I used the restaurant, and I would appreciate it if you could let us have a common seat.Parasol seats are available for a fee, so that's probably where the line is drawn.It seems like everything costs money anyway.After enjoying the pool and public bath, I change my clothes and go back to my room, but my feet are all wet and I'm having trouble finding a place to change. I didn't feel like changing in the changing room where my feet were soaked before going to the changing room in the bathroom. . There was only one dehydrator for swimsuits, and since it was still a pool zone, I had to change clothes before going there, so I didn't use it. .The underwater hot springs, which I had dreamed of since I was a child, had an amazing atmosphere reminiscent of the bubble era.For some reason, there was a fishy smell coming from the stairs leading up to the first floor bath. . Some people may not be able to do it. . The smell was so bad first thing in the morning. .I don't think there was any face wash in the public bath.The shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and emulsion are all of good quality and can be used with confidence.dinner. The buffet was extremely crowded, and we finally got to eat before the show started. Although I was satisfied with the magic show's surprise and splendor, I was unable to enjoy my meal. Even though the sushi, toppings, and amount of sushi were perfect, I couldn't finish it all in time. This is the only thing I regret. Please give up on the two-shift system. Now it's not a beef hot pot, it's a pork hot pot.The guy at the game center kindly gave me some advice. Elementary school children also got free prizes.Check-in and check-out were handled smoothly in advance, which saved us from getting caught up in the crowd. I felt a little sad that there was no way to welcome them or see them off. . I guess it's now. .stand. The veteran female staff member spent about 15,000 yen, but she probably didn't like being busy, and her voice was low and her attitude was bad. Even if I dropped a box of sweets in front of me, I wouldn't say a word. I asked my husband if he could change it, and if he brought it to me. . was returned.I had a bad aftertaste at the end, so I don't think I'll go there again.
めんつゆ
3/5
It was famous as a legend and had a retro atmosphere.Shiny and beautiful! That's not to say, but every corner was thoroughly cleaned.
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hinatasara
2/5
No greeting at check-in. Several staff members were standing near the entrance to the building. Maybe it's a part-time job. I felt that the inside of the building was kept very clean. …
Kenny mad
5/5
The meat hot pot and pork chashu for the buffet dinner were delicious. For breakfast, I'm so happy with sakura shrimp, wasabi pickled, and spinach with sesame dressing!I went again this year. This is the 7th time. The delicious things about the buffet were the boiled red sea bream, seafood gratin, seafood pizza, pork hotpot, and the rice was delicious. The egg-related items are excellent (chawanmushi, scrambled eggs, and dashimaki tamago. Unfortunately, the salad options have decreased, the toasted beef has been changed to roast pork without changing the sauce, and the variety of tempura has decreased and the number of pre-made items has increased. Things like the oden that I enjoyed.I really enjoyed the magic show, with Birdman's dove magic and Mina's beautiful illusions.Breakfast hasn't changed much since then. The rice served with unlimited wasabi pickles, whitebait, grated daikon radish, and clams in miso soup is delicious. Orange juice was a good thing at this time of year.You can see the ocean from all the rooms, but the upper floors had a great view and were very comfortable.
Mayu K
5/5
The magic show with all-you-can-eat and hot springs is good. I like the extraordinary feeling. I visited it two nights in a row.
ムカイ
5/5
It was great to see a show for dinner.
Room 3
Service 5
Location5
Hideki
5/5
It was a great relief. .It's not particularly great thoughIt was so refreshing~Enjoy a meal while watching a magic show at the huge theater restaurant.It was a nostalgic and good memory.It was a buffet, but I was surprised at how many delicious menu items there were.Ito's long-established tourist hotel, I know it's going to be tough, but I hope it continues to do its best!
大和日出男
1/5
The hot springs are too warm and cold. The dining room floor in the morning was dirty. odor. I had dinner in a private room, but it didn't taste fresh and was tasteless.