Hanafubuki

The best place I've ever been! Quiet, calm, in the middle of the forests A squirrel met us upon arrival!😍 The staff is charming, very helpful: they met us, carried our suitcases, gave us tea, gave us a tour of the hotel grounds, explained everything and gave us a map of the hotel and nearby attractions The onsens are awesome!🤩 Private, 24/7, no reservations required. If you wanted to, you could go and swim at night! And they're incredibly beautiful! 🫶🏻 By the way, they gave us yukatas, and we changed into them right away! The room is amazing, Japanese style, with its own terrace! A great experience! And don't worry, the futons are very comfortable and soft, I would even say airy! The kaiseki breakfasts and dinners are also worth mentioning - they're simply restaurant-quality food! 10 courses, all fresh, you'll eat your fill😋 10/10

I have liked this hotel for a long time, and I finally experienced it during this trip to Izu. There are very few Chinese people, but more locals and foreigners. There are three accommodation areas in total. I accidentally booked the newest area, which has only three rooms but two hot springs, which is relatively private. The hot springs are very good. There are 9 hot springs in the three areas. I went around. The old ones are more Japanese, and the new ones are more modern. One night and two meals is a good choice. The dinner every day is too exquisite. It is much more cost-effective than eating kaiseki in Tokyo. The service staff are very professional, but they all need to be confirmed in advance, such as meal time, location, whether cleaning is needed, and time awareness. There are only three breakfast sets, dried seafood, Japanese porridge and Western set meals. It is not recommended to eat Western food here. You can try the other two. The aunt in the restaurant speaks good English, but the young man at the front desk speaks average English. It also indirectly shows that there are more locals. Turn around and you will find the Teddy Bear Museum. Walk 1km to the cherry blossom trail, the Hashidate Suspension Bridge and the Hachiman Shrine⛩. You can go shopping in all three directions. It is more than 3 kilometers away from the Kinosaki Coast and the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge. It is a bit troublesome to take a car. I recommend walking from a natural research route on the coast, but it requires physical strength. However, the scenery is not visible from the car. This road can go all the way from the Hashidate Suspension Bridge to the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge. I also discovered it while running in the morning. I ran to Hachiman in the morning and met a squirrel🐿. I played with it for a while. Anyway, it was worth the trip. It is also the most recommended hotel booked in Japan this time.