An absolutely excellent ryokan. The sea view was breathtaking with spacious sitting area to view it from. The room was also spacious, though a bit dated. However that's to be expected in a ryokan. They had private onsens for an extra 2000 yen but I never made use of them. The public onsens were large and spacious with indoor and outdoor onsens. Men were on the 5th floor while women were on the 6th floor. The outdoor onsens gave a view of the ocean. The rooms had plenty of provided amenities, though I wish there was an extra towel or two. The beds were comfortable as well. The kaiseki dinner and breakfast were spectacular and featured a wide variety of dishes. A shuttle to and from the station was provided, but it was only about a 5-8 minute walk from the station to the ryokan anyways and it was all downhill. Izu-atagawa station made it easy to go to the izu pennisula and Atami.

I had serious issues with the wifi in my room. Most of the time it didn't work and I had to use data on my phone, which wasn't very good due to the location of the ryokan.

The view from the room was amazing when we arrived in the afternoon. The onsen on the 4th floor has free usage and is great and it has both internal and external parts to enjoy. The traditional breakfast was good and contained local specialties too. There were free buses going to the railway station regularly in the morning. The staff tries their best to help your stay to be as pleasant as possible. The beach is in the front of the hotel.

Morning sunshine is directly to the room and if you do not use air conditioner (or forget to use / forget to close the separating boards) then the morning could be very hot in the room. Also we felt the dinner cost was very expensive. The building and facilities felt like it was designed in the 60's (they are clean and working but old designs). No restaurant in the hotel but only breakfast or dinner served in the room, so you cannot have a bigger group to enjoy together a meal (max. 4 person).

I like the dinner, although it is quite expensive the service and food quality is super good! The staff is very lovely, even though they are not good at speaking in English, they will help you using different methods.

I hope it has a longer check-in time, 3 pm-5 pm is quite a rush for travelers who take trains to come... the train system is not so good because it is not in a big city like Tokyo.

The room was clean, comfortable and spacious with a wonderful view. It's a little out of the way, but they provide free shuttle service to and from the closest train station. The food was excellent and the staff were wonderful and attentive.

The water temperature of the public onsen was not hot enough for my liking.

The view is breathtaking being seaside! The private onsens were spacious and perfect for those with tattoos and couples. The in-room Japanese dinner and breakfast were amazing and delicious. The staff was extremely accommodating and welcoming too.

Beautiful, calm area perfect for a day or two of stay

Staff doesn't speak much English, area seems to be targeted more towards Chinese tourists

The room is awesome! Beach front view where you can see islands across Ito and people spending their time on the beach. The staff are very attentive. Great breakfast and dinner.

We thought the game room would be available 24/7 for free.

Beachfront access/location was really good.

We weren't able to get the dinner included due to limited availability.

This is a very traditional hotel, it’s in a small village and very peaceful.

Beautiful onsen. Free parking. Lovely large room for four people had a fabulous view of the ocean.

The pool was not open.