Anda no Mori Izu Ippeki Lake

We have a large public bath, and also many private baths.The private baths do not require a Reservation—use them anytime if available!You can check availability via QR code, which is very convenient. The semi-open-air baths are especially exciting. Baby amenities are also provided, so families with children can use them with peace of mind.

I found out the day before that it was a three-day weekend, so I booked and stayed on the same day. We chose a Room with a hammock. Since my daughter is 3 years and 9 months old, she was thrilled and kept spinning around again and again. The in-Room toys were more for babies, but she still played with them—maybe because they felt nostalgic to her. The Facility is spread across several areas, but you can reach the buffet venue and play areas in about 2–3 minutes, so as long as it’s not rainy or snowy, it’s no problem at all. What surprised me most was that everything for kids to enjoy (the arcade, sports activities, playground equipment, etc.) was free! And even though it was a three-day weekend, it didn’t feel that crowded! The private Onsen could be used for free multiple times! There’s also a large public bath. It was fairly clean—and not crowded at all. Plus karaoke is unlimited until 1:00 a.m.! It’s heaven for adults as well as kids! And the buffet was pretty good too! I often go to New Otani’s The Sky, and I think this could compete in terms of variety—sure, the taste is a bit simple, but kids will love it. It was amazing! We had such a great time!