I stayed in a beautiful japanese-style room on the 2nd floor with private semi-open air bath. The room has all the free amenities you could wish for including toothbrush, hairbrush, beer, snacks, shampoo, socks, etc. and a yukata to wear around. The futon was the most comfortable bed I've slept on, the views from the room & outdoor bath were gorgeous. When I wasn't walking the nearby trails or popping into the town I was relaxing in the room or bath with sake. This was a welcome reset in the middle of an active vacation. This is my second time staying at zagyosoh and I admit a big reason I came back was due to the Japanese restaurant and it did not disappoint! I appreciated the care, attention to detail, service, and most of all the deliciousness. We requested vegetarian and were impressed with the variety in each meal across 2 nights stay.

The food was incredible and outstanding and one of the best dinners we had in Japan - a reason to choose the hotel!

recommend to use the new rooms if you like a bit comfort

Food was amazing! Both Japanese Kaiseki and French meal. The French dinner was exceptional and beyond expectation.

A bit inconvenient to get to the Japanese dinning place for elderly people like my mom.

Services received from the hotel were excellent!

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Food is great, spa is great

No elevator, the facility seems a bit old

The food ! Amazing food !! Staff that speaks English and Mandarin

Location is good and friendly staff

Room is old and the private onsen is even older. Not worth the money, especially not for the jacked-up holiday price US$1100+. I’d rather pay extra to stay at other hotels in the neighborhood or Shuzunji. No welcome drink at check in, not even water when it was extremely hot outside. No tour around the property, maybe because there is not much to see and the public bath is under construction. For a foodie who loves Japanese food, food was well decorated but the taste was mediocre. Very fresh local ingredients, but you can find better Ippaku nishoku hotels in Izu Peninsula that offer more inspiring and superior Kaiseki dining experience. We made a reservation for pick up at Izu Kogen station one week in advance, but no show and had to call the hotel. Waited over One Hour. Upon arrival, they explained in a casual way that it was a miscommunication due to language barrier. Nothing was given as a form of apology, not even a candy. In comparison, we stayed at another onsen hotel and the team always reply in both Japanese and English. Guess what, I know how to use Google translate to avoid any confusion:)