Top Boutique Hotels in Izu (2026)

Registered as a tangible cultural property, Ochiairo offers Japanese-style accommodations, public indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths, as well as a free pick-up service from Shuzenji Station. You can relax by the fireplace in the lounge, or refresh with massages and facial treatments for an extra cost. Complimentary WiFi is available throughout the property. Rooms are decorated in historical Japanese style, and fitted with a flat-screen TV, a fridge and yukata robes. The private bathroom comes with a hairdryer and features natural hot spring water. Bicycle rentals are available for touring the area and local gifts can be purchased at the souvenir shop. A karaoke room is on-site and English newspapers can be requested at time of booking. Private reservable hot-spring baths are available as well. The hotel is established in 1874. Traditional multi-course meals featuring local ingredients are served for dinner and a Japanese set-menu for breakfast. Guests can enjoy Amagi Firefly Festival in June, held just a 3-minute walk away from the property.

- "We loved the food and the building. Really lovely staff. Beautiful setting and gardens." - "Beautiful setting, lovely onsen, attentive staff, great food" - "The service is excellent, all the staffs are very nice. The view of the mountain and the fall are so beautiful. Dinner is also great!" - "Beautiful! It was one of the best nights of my life. What an experience from the room and hotel to the service to the dinner. To the spa! Outstanding!!"

Designed by Shinji Kagawa, the stylish AKARI et KAORI formerly Taizanso is a 10-minute drive from Shuzenji Train Station. Boasting open-air hot-spring baths and in-room meals, it offers Japanese rooms with traditional futon beds. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. Tatami (woven-straw) floors and shoji paper screens create a peaceful atmosphere in the rooms at AKARI et KAORI formerly Taizanso Ryokan. All rooms are air conditioned and include an attached bathroom with bathtub and Western toilet. Niji-no-Sato Theme Park is 2.2 mi from the hotel. Shuzen-ji Temple is about a 5 minute walk away. Free on-site parking is available. When not soaking in the baths or delighting in multi-course (kaiseki) meals of seasonal specialties and fresh seafood, guests can enjoy a massage or check out the gift shop.

- "The service and food were excellent. Although we didn’t speak much Japanese, we still received the best quality service and accommodation. We’d love to visit again." - "The hotel's location was quite convenient. A short bus or cab ride from Shuzenji station. From the hotel, it was a lovely stroll to Shuzenji Temple nearby. What stood out to me most was the staff's genuine hospitality. They didn't speak much English but were very accommodating at all times. Neither my mom nor I eat beef, so with advance notice, they replaced beef with lobster. The room was very spacious and comfortable. Although the public bath was small, it was cozy and well-equipped. It was a shame we only stayed one night."