Best Ryokans in Izu Peninsula

• Villa-style rooms each with a private open-air onsen bath and garden
• Direct access to Yaizu Port seafood — among the freshest in Japan
• Intimate, owner-operated ryokan with highly personalized service

• Nine private detached villas each with their own onsen baths
• 1,200-year-old alkaline hot spring water from Shuzenji Onsen
• Sukiya-style architecture harmoniously blended with Japanese gardens

Tucked away in the serene town of Shuzenji on the Izu Peninsula, Asaba Ryokan is a timeless gem that weaves together centuries of history and tradition. This enchanting ryokan is perfect for travelers seeking a deep connection with nature and culture, whether it's a couple celebrating a special moment amidst tranquil gardens or a cultural enthusiast drawn to its Noh stage, where traditional performances come alive under the stars. Here, you can immerse yourself in the authentic spirit of Japan by experiencing a traditional tea ceremony overlooking the serene pond, or by simply soaking in the natural hot springs under the canopy of ancient trees, feeling the essence of Shizuoka's unique cultural heritage.

• 500+ year family legacy since 1484
• Floating Noh stage with seasonal performances
• All 12 rooms with private hot spring baths

• Only 6 private detached rooms, each with a semi-open-air onsen bath
• All meals served in private dining rooms for complete intimacy
• Complimentary in-room beverages including beer and soft drinks

Actually, Hanare Yado Yoshizumi is not located in Atami but in Ito, Shizuoka, which is part of the broader Chubu region. This serene ryokan stands out for its private outdoor baths, where guests can immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature while enjoying the scenic views of the Izu Peninsula. It's a haven for travelers seeking solitude and a deep connection with Japanese culture, particularly those who appreciate the simplicity and beauty of traditional kaiseki cuisine and the serene ambiance of a hot spring retreat. A signature experience here might be savoring a traditional Japanese breakfast while watching the sunrise over the lush greenery, embodying the essence of a peaceful Japanese getaway. However, if you're looking for something in Atami, you might consider exploring other options that offer a similar blend of natural beauty and cultural immersion. Atami itself is known for its hot springs and scenic coastal views, making it an excellent base for exploring the Chubu region's unique cultural heritage.

• Six detached private villas each with indoor and outdoor onsen baths
• Stunning Pacific Ocean views and Izu Oshima island vistas
• In-room kaiseki dining featuring Izu's famous kinmedai and seasonal ingredients

• Ten different onsen baths with eight complimentary and two reservable
• Kaiseki dinner served in private dining rooms with daily-changing menus
• Just one minute walk from Izu-Atagawa Station