Inatoriso Reviews

Everything is good but there staff. The only English They can say probably your room number. Poor English cant even communicate!! As staffs working for hotel, communication level English is the basic.

There are several hotels around Inatori, including Ishikaihana, Ginsuiso, Sanaza, and Hamanoyu. Only Hamanoyu is in the direction of sunrise. Inatoriso has a very oblique sunrise. The sunrise time in the morning is 4:10, which is pure. We paid to watch the sea, but the hotel service was mediocre. The receptionist came to our car to check in. He glanced at the suitcase and walked away deliberately, which was very disappointing! The Yumoto Hotel where I stayed the next day parked the car for us and automatically put our luggage into the room. Inatori So had no welcome service at all. Ginshuizhuang also has an all-day bar. Everything here costs money. On the 6th floor of the women’s floor with fixed hot spring bathing, ice water is not provided. There is no description of how to soak in the hot spring. You have to take a break after several baths. Even ice water is not available. It’s not provided, so I can’t rest. I just take a dip and then go back to the room. This innocent person pays the bill in the picture of Xiaohongshu. The large bathing spot on the rooftop is Xiaohongshu’s fire. There is only one small pool less than five meters long, and the other side There are three pools in the assistant management room. The two sides are separate. You can't soak with your face. After soaking, you can get dressed and run to the other side to soak.

The food was of poor quality, and dinner was piled on the table all at once. It was too much of a rush at the same time. Room facilities, especially the bathroom are too old and need to be improved Only the best view

All the rooms in the hotel have been renovated. Because I like to lean on the bed and look at my mobile phone, I didn’t book a Japanese-style room. The bungalow is very beautiful and comfortable. In the morning, I opened the curtains and saw a very beautiful scenery. The clouds are very close. The clouds are very close. The whole room is dreamy. There is no obstruction to the ocean view. The sanitation is very clean. There are several hot springs, so there are few people and it is very comfortable. I met other people who called the hotel at 6 o'clock in the evening to make an appointment. If there is no transportation, take a taxi and it will take about 5 minutes to walk. The service attitude here is very good. Be sure to book a place with dinner. There is an izakaya in the dark night when there is nothing to eat. I heard a Northeastern accent recording a video introducing this hotel. It is very friendly. It is very cost-effective and highly recommended.

Dinner was not to my taste, but everything else was ok.

The service is very good and the hot spring is great!

The atmosphere in the hotel was great, the room was very nice, and the hot spring was also very good. When I woke up in the morning, I raised the shade and looked out the window, and it was just sunrise, and I could see the bright red morning sun rising. It was so beautiful that I was so engrossed in taking pictures that my boyfriend proposed to me, and it became an unforgettable place for both of us. On the way back, we visited the nearby "Inatori Cultural Park Hina no Yakata" and would like to visit it every year at the same time.

I've been coming back so many times that I don't know how many times I've visited. The food is delicious and you will want to eat this Kinme simmered dish. I'm also happy to be able to choose sashimi. The baths are for men and women, but the one with a bad view (the one with a view of the ruins) is a shame, but the one with a good view is the best. The rooms are constantly being renovated and are becoming beautiful, so I'm looking forward to seeing which room I'll choose next. Compared to before the coronavirus, I feel that the staff's response has become less responsive, perhaps due to a lack of manpower, and I feel sad about that.

The staff was very nice from arrival to guidance. Stay for 1 night and 2 days at the 5F hot spring free-flowing open-air bath with a superb view Japanese modern "Iki". It has been renovated and the interior is perfect. The dinner was delicious, and the timing of serving the food was good and the explanation was polite. The baths are sufficient for both the room, the large public bath with a view, and the separate bath. As expected, I thought it was an inn that cost over 60,000 yen for two people... When I went to bed, there was a huge garbage near the outlet near the bedside! (When I was young, that black guy flew into my face and hit me, and I've been completely useless.) I tried to deal with him, but he disappeared. I stuck with it for over an hour, but I couldn't find it, so I gave up and went to bed, but I couldn't fall asleep. Pass through the bed and tatami mats as it is, climb up the roll curtain of the sash window and pause. It was after 3 o'clock in the middle of the night, but as expected, I contacted the front desk. A night watchman comes, but is handed insecticide. "I (the customer) will exterminate it???" → "Then, let's do it?" → "Please (obviously!)" As expected, he couldn't kill him and the cockroach flew away... (my wife's scream), but I managed to crush him with a rolled up magazine... (madly absorbed). I didn't think it was the only one, so I couldn't sleep at all after all. (I didn't meet the second one) There was no contact from the inn even during normal business hours. Perhaps there was a message from the night watchman, but at breakfast and at the time of payment, some of the young staff members apologized (in the form) and folded a small amount of sweets after the payment. There was nothing from the inn's boss level, and I didn't feel any sincerity or gratitude, so I ended up leaving the young staff to deal with it... The details of the matter, thorough cleaning and disinfection, and a review of the response to the person in charge were written on the designated questionnaire form.

I ordered a meal plan that included lobster sashimi, golden sea bream, local fish sashimi funamori, and other boiled golden sea bream, but I was even more surprised to find that the lobster sashimi only had three small pieces of meat in the body of the lobster. The Kinmedai sashimi had a fishy smell, and I was both disappointed and surprised. I was really disappointed because I had never encountered such a smell even in Kinmedai shabu-shabu. I was even more disappointed because the room and bathroom were decent, and the atmosphere where I received a welcome drink in the lobby was nice. It seems that the recent reviews have gotten better, but is that true? I don't think it can be called a famous inn.

Too bad about the food. Sashimi. Ise lobster sashimi is one piece per person. There was no other sashimi, no volume, no fat, and it was like "carpaccio" when eaten with lemon jelly. As other people said, it is the sashimi serving level of an izakaya. Boiled alfonsino. This was also not greasy, and I was stunned that this was the main. Tempura is also half-baked. Then, even the rice doesn't feel like a big deal, and the dessert too. . . The futon spread in the room is flimsy and hurts my body. The weather was bad and the ocean view was rough. The bath is the best. However, because of the steps, I stumbled many times because of my poor eyesight. Does the invisible step have a meaning? I think it's dangerous. The sauna is full with 3 people. Never again. Repeat number one. Although it was said, it is honestly a 10,000 yen inn level. I paid more than twice as much, so please raise the level of your cooking. My husband is in a bad mood.

I used a Japanese-Western style room on the 2nd floor. I hear about the infinity pool, but the room is exactly Infinity. There are two semi-double beds on the soft tatami floor. Amenities are also OK. It was a surprise BD present, but I am very satisfied. The bath is also in a separate building from the large public bath, and there is a "Yukkura" that collects only bath-related facilities. You might think it's a day-trip hot spring, but it's only for hotel guests. What a luxury. I was worried about the temperature of the shower in the large public bath on the 7th floor being a little unstable. Bath towels are placed in the dressing room, so you can use dry towels no matter how many times you take a bath without having to carry around wet towels. There is a person in charge of each table for meals, and it is a polite response. The food is also delicious. In addition, it was hotel which we wanted to go to. There is "Hina no Yakata" about 5 minutes on foot, and you can leave your car at the hotel and take a walk to see it. If you buy an admission discount ticket at the hotel, 500 yen will be reduced to 400 yen. In February, there are many tourists looking for "Tsurushi-bina", and a temporary parking lot fee of 500 yen is collected. You can save money by leaving your car at the hotel. Inatori Station is a small station with a nostalgic manned ticket gate. Nearby is the Kaya Temple. This temple is Saikoji Temple, which is said to be the strongest power spot in Izu. The basement of the Nokyodo hall in the main hall is a pay zone, but there is the only manisha in Japan where you can do Chinese zodiac fortune telling. . If you leave your car at the temple, it takes about 5 minutes to the station.

Among Inatori Onsen, the view of the open-air bath is wonderful. There is a sauna, but it is outside and difficult to enter. The food was very good.

The view from the open-air bath and the room was just spectacular. It was really nice to be blessed with the weather. The infinity bath was built so that the boundary between the sea and the bathtub disappeared, and it had a strong impact. Speaking of Inatori, Kinme. I had miso soup with kimme for breakfast, but it was very delicious. Spending time just relaxing while looking at the ocean is a wonderful way to spend your time. I would like to visit again in different seasons.