Hotels near Izu Ammonite Museum

"I stayed here to relax and chill at the onsen, be close enough to the coast, and be able to use the kitchen. And because there was shuttle service to and from the train station that you can access with reservation. The room felt like a sanctuary, with view of the mountain and water, space to meditate and do yoga at the tatami mat, and take a nice bath a the tub with an incredible view. Bed was medium firm which was a relief and their disposable drip coffee was delightfully top notch. Enjoyed the warm indoor pool but most of all, relaxing at their outdoor hot spring with the sound of nature. Showers and change room were spacious and nice. Staff was attentive and responsive to my inquiries. The hotel is walking distance to restaurants, convenience stores and bus stops. Hotel does need some updating at the main area especially the carpeted stairs but I would still come back here in a heartbeat."

"Absolutely excellent facilty. Super hospitable staff."

"Beautiful view if the sun rising. The host was amazing and very kind. He didn't speak English but that wasn't an issue. He used an app to translate. Once again had an amazing time. It was so close to granilumi. Definitely would love to stay here again. (Yes there was parking and wifi) The room had two American style beds. Slept good. It has heaters and coolers. Really loved it for stay and rest. He also brought my brother and I breakfast. "

"I had a pleasant stay. The staff were exceptionally kind, and the driver was also very courteous. One of the highlights was the complimentary drinks available at most times, including alcoholic beverages. While the building and facilities felt a bit dated, the private baths attached to some rooms were absolutely fantastic. The hotel is surrounded by a spacious property, offering a peaceful and quiet atmosphere that made for a relaxing experience. "

"Great location and great stuff, spacious room and quality natural bath, still have pet bath and swimming pool! Easy Park! Nice location to the landmark and scenic point "