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The shuttle service by boat was excellent, and the luxurious design of the hotel was truly exciting. The bath that felt like floating on the sea was amazing, and I loved the free drinks that even included wine. The French course meal we had as a family for the first time was de

The view of Mount Fuji from the Room was amazing. The bath was also great, but it would have been even better if there was an open-air bath. The staff were kind, and I felt relaxed and rejuvenated. Thank you very much!

It was great. The food was fairly good, and the staff were polite and attentive, making it an enjoyable trip.

The bedding was high-quality, providing excellent comfort. I chose the Plan with one private bath session included, and the sense of openness was outstanding! Being close to the station is definitely a big plus. It was worth taking a spontaneous trip to see the ocean.

I have experienced almost all luxury vacations in Japan, but the support here is undoubtedly the best in the country. We ended up staying on a day when a severe cold wave hit, and upon mentioning the cold, they immediately went out to purchase and set up a heater for us. Despite being a large facility, it was impeccably clean with no complaints about cleanliness. Even though it was a vacation stay, their thorough support allowed us to feel at ease during our accommodation. In contrast to another nearby new facility called N ○○tami where even the main power for the sauna wasn’t turned on and inquiries were poorly handled—making it impossible to use the sauna—this place responded promptly to everything we needed. The staff quality here is comparable to that of butlers at The Ritz Hotel. It’s clear that the owner is very competent. The location is also wonderful and provided an excellent change of pace. Thank you so much! On particularly cold days, having heaters in each room would be even better; however, during daytime hours, sunlight streamed in beautifully and kept us warm enough.

This Accommodation seems to cater to divers, but I used it as a base for a motorcycle touring trip. My Room faced the mountains, but since it was a corner Room, I could see a bit of the ocean as well. There are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, so if you don’t include dinner, you’ll need to buy food in advance. The Room has a kettle and a refrigerator, and it seems you can also use a microwave if you ask at the front desk. The large public bath is a little small—about five people is probably the limit—but it was very clean, perhaps recently renovated. Breakfast in the restaurant was excellent—I loved being able to eat while looking out over the beach.

Excellent service and a wonderful Onsen. Since we have children, the Room with minimal steps was very satisfying. We look forward to staying here again when we visit Atami.

It was a traditional Japanese-style Accommodation with a strong Showa-era feel, featuring Japanese meals, Rooms, and shared toilets and washbasins—what you’d call a classic guesthouse. The staff were attentive, the place felt well cleaned, and the meals were simple. For dinner, I was surprised to receive such a generous sashimi platter that I wondered if there had been a mix-up—but it was delicious!

I sometimes stay in Ito for therapeutic purposes on weekends, and this was my first time staying at Haruhira for one night. Since it's a guesthouse with a main dining area, I honestly didn't have high expectations, but the bath here was excellent. It's a genuine flowing Onsen surrounded by precious Izu stone, and the quality of the water is impeccable. The bath is very clean, and from the bath on the 4th floor, you can see the Orange Beach right in front of you, allowing you to relax while watching the sunset over the sea. This time, I stayed on a Sunday, and there weren't many guests, so I was able to relax very much. Despite being alone, I was served freshly made tempura and sashimi for dinner. I gave it four stars because the level of fish in Ito is high, but it's much better than places like Itoen Hotel. There was Aji no Sugatazukuri (Tataki), but it would have been nice to have a bit more local Ito or regional fish, even if it's small fish. The room was also very clean, and you can relax while looking at Orange Beach. This time, I enjoyed the Onsen leisurely with a meal at the property, but you can also enjoy delicious craft beer made by an American at a nearby cafe, and for those particular about sashimi, I recommend the neighboring dining place, Kaifukumaru. I will visit again if I have the opportunity.