Izu Kogen Onsen Hotel Mori no Izumi

We were able to enjoy a relaxing, unhurried trip to Izu. Mt. Omuro and Lake Ippeki are nearby, and this time we visited mainly for Sakura-no-Sato and the Museum of 20th Century Art. It feels like an excellent location—perfect for indoor sightseeing on rainy days and for walks when the weather is nice.Unfortunately it rained, but we enjoyed banana chips and alcohol in the lounge, relaxed with a soak in the bath, and had a delicious dinner. We were surprised that some drinks, including alcohol, were available free of charge at dinner. We also appreciated having coffee after the meal in the lounge.On our way to the Hotel, our car navigation system didn’t show it, so we called and received kind directions that helped us arrive safely. The next day was sunny, and we enjoyed Mt. Omuro along with cherry blossoms in full bloom at Sakura-no-Sato. My mother, who is 80 years old, seemed very satisfied as well.Thank you very much.

This Accommodation offered outstanding value for money.The evening before, we suddenly decided to go to Izu Kogen to see the cherry blossoms. While looking for an Accommodation, we chose this place because it offered live violin and piano performances. The building and lush garden felt like a luxurious space. The building and our Room do feel a bit dated, but everything was kept very clean, which was great. We also enjoyed the large public bath comfortably. As for the meals, considering the accommodation cost, we were satisfied—though we would have been even happier with just a little more volume. Since it is all-inclusive, we had beer in the lounge from check-in, and at night we attended the “Tsuki to Izumi” evening concert and listened to live violin and piano music. It turned into a very satisfying trip.