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The bedding sheets don't feel clean enough

In Nishi-Izu, enjoy an exclusive sea view Environment: The hotel is very big. There is an open-air swimming pool on the edge of the cliff and very complete hot spring facilities. The buffet restaurant is also very large, and Japanese people also come here for vacation. However, there are many children playing in the open-air swimming pool, so if you want to swim, you may not be able to do so. In addition, the hotel's facilities are complete. Only there is no gym. As a resort hotel, I think it should be equipped with one. Service: Japanese people’s English still needs to be improved, especially in the service industry. in addition. Dinner rush hour. The queue for sushi and sashimi is too long. It is recommended to make more reasonable planning. Breakfast: The breakfast is Japanese-style, and the ingredients are very fresh. But milk is often in short supply. It is recommended to replace the container. In addition, it should be based on the needs of foreign tourists. Add some western food. Hygiene: Hygiene is very clean, just open the balcony window. The fence is rather dirty. The quilt was so old that the cotton wool had come out of the covering. It is recommended to replace it.

loved their onsen, employees at the hotel were super friendly and polite, they always smile and open doors for us

The most satisfying thing about this trip to Izu is this hot spring hotel! The hot spring pool is very clean and very comfortable to soak in. You can see the stars at night. In the morning, I went to soak in the open-air hot spring and could see the sea and the sunrise! That moment was so beautiful and happy~ It was so romantic 555. I strongly recommend it to those who want to relax in Izu~ It doesn’t matter if you don’t speak Japanese. There are several Chinese ladies at the front desk who are really super gentle! I especially like that they will recommend fun and delicious things nearby🤤 The food is also delicious~ The sea view is also great! ! There is a shuttle bus to Atagawa-kan as soon as you exit the station, so you don’t need to walk~ The service is good and the scenery is good~ I fell in love with Izu

There is no Chinese comment on this hotel on Trip.com online, then I will be the first. This is the best hotel I have stayed in during my entire tour of the Izu Peninsula in Japan. The whole hotel decoration style is the style of the 90s Hong Kong film, but it is old but not old. The service staff inside really let you experience what is called the star level. What homestay can't be compared with it at all. The sea view room is facing the sea, very wide, and the hotel is very small, basically Japanese locals, very few foreign tourists, it is really comfortable here, you can choose to not include meals, breakfast or dinner breakfast together. The price you buy for dinner is almost 1,600 yen a person's buffet, this price is very cheap. The level of food is definitely worth it, and the room is very clean. There is its own independent hot spring, you can soak in the evening or morning, he has his own time period. Very recommended!

The hotel is right by the sea, and it's nice to see the sea from the room. The free desserts and drinks provided by the lounge on the 6th floor in the evening are good. But there is nothing to do around the hotel, which is a bit of a bummer. The hotel will take the initiative to pick up guests at the train station, which is good. The dinner we booked was good, and the breakfast was also good.

It's far from the station, but the hotel is the best. The seawater bath is too hot.

The first time I went to Izu, I booked late and had very few choices. I finally chose Kissho-tei. I checked the hotel before choosing it and knew it was old but had been renovated, so I didn't have much expectation. But the chartered car driver sent us to the hotel. When we parked the car, the waiter's attitude was not polite enough. We stayed for two nights. The first day was okay. The dinner was quite rich. Although the ingredients were not the best, it was acceptable, especially the tempura. This place is definitely commendable and can be ordered unlimitedly. We also asked for a bottle of wine for 12,000. The waiter's attitude was very good. But the housekeeping was really speechless. We just made our own tea before dinner and returned to the room to find that the cups and teapots had been poured out. We washed and put them away. It was funny. The next day I went to the front desk and asked them not to move anything except making the bed, but I couldn't communicate with them. I didn't understand a word of English. The uncle who understood was right next to me but didn't come to help. When I rang the bell to buy something in the store, he immediately ran over with a smile on his face and spoke very good English. On the third day, we checked out early and wanted to store our luggage until noon so that we could take the hotel bus to the hot spring station and return to Tokyo. We couldn't communicate with them, so they said ”No, no, no”. I was anxious and asked if they had any waiters who could speak English. If we couldn't communicate, why did they receive non-Japanese people? After a long conversation, she finally understood that we should leave our luggage until the hotel bus took us to the station at noon before she agreed. In short, the word ”no” is what I heard most about this old-fashioned hotel. There is basically no service. The one-night stay and two-meals service is OK. If you stay for two nights, you can get a lunch box, which is good, but it's better on the first day and so-so on the second day. If you are not used to the many rules and indifference of old-fashioned Japanese hotels, it is recommended not to go to this hotel. They will only be particularly happy when you spend money, such as when we asked for a bottle of wine worth 12,000 and bought a lot of food in the store. It is not appropriate to put it on the list of hotels. Most of the hotels in Izu are sea-view hotels. If it is listed just because of this, it is too far-fetched and tends to mislead consumers.

The hotel is located on the seaside of Izu Inatori. There is a pick-up service after arriving at Inatori Station. It takes about 10 minutes to drive to the hotel. The front desk has very good Chinese service for check-in. The dinner is rich and awesome.

The hotel is in a great location, with a balcony facing the sea. I was lucky enough to see the sunrise, which was magnificent. The breakfast was very rich, and you can choose from a variety of delicious dishes in the buffet restaurant. The hot spring pool is a public large pool with both indoor and outdoor areas. The environment is quiet and comfortable, and there are several small shops with good food.