Inatori Ginsuiso
9,0/10 Exceptional - Based on 31 reviews
Silently nestled in the embrace of the verdant hills of Higashiizu, the Inatori Ginsuiso celebrates the harmony between man and nature. Every corner of this ryokan in Higashiizu invites rejuvenation, thanks to its thermal baths enveloped by the echo of the waves and its soothing sauna. The outdoor pool, under the blue sky or the twinkling stars, is an aquatic haven where the body finds sincere rest.
Naturally designed to embrace the Zen spirit, the rooms offer a haven of peace with their tatami floors and traditional futons. Bathed in subtle light, they open onto the vastness of the ocean, transforming each sunrise into a promise of wonder. Modern amenities blend smoothly into this traditional aesthetic, ensuring comfort and serenity.
At the edge of culinary imagination, the ryokan’s restaurant elevates local cuisine to an art. The dishes, meticulously prepared, honor the richness of the sea and the surrounding mountains’ produce. For gourmet explorers, the surroundings are also teeming with treasures, from fresh sushi to wasabi specialties, an invitation to embark on an unparalleled culinary journey.
Evaluation of Japanese Authenticity
8/10 Its spaces harmoniously combine tradition and modernity with tatami rooms and shōji. The onsen offers a breathtaking view and adds exceptional quality. The cuisine highlights Japanese flavors, although a more refined effort in Kaiseki would have perfected the experience. The rooms, modern, remain warm and well-designed.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Thermal bath/onsen
Outdoor bath
Public bath
Massages
Sauna
24-hour reception
Tatami
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Breakfast
Swimming pool
Customer reviews: what they liked
Customers appreciated the magnificent sea view from the rooms, often mentioned as a highlight of the experience.
Customer service is often highlighted as exceptional, with employees going beyond expectations to satisfy customers.
The quality of the food, particularly the traditional Japanese dinner and the almost 24-hour beverage service, was very well received.
The amenities, although some are considered old, are regarded as clean and comfortable, enhancing a pleasant stay experience.
Access to hot springs and the calm environment were appreciated elements, adding to the overall relaxation of the stay.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in times are from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM and check-out must be completed by 10:00 AM. Please indicate your expected arrival time at the property in advance.
Does the ryokan have an onsen?
Yes, Inatori Ginsuiso offers both indoor and outdoor hot spring baths where you can relax.
What languages are spoken at the ryokan?
The staff at Inatori Ginsuiso speaks Japanese.
Are there any stay restrictions?
Children are not allowed and pets are not admitted. The property is non-smoking and quiet hours are in effect from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
What wellness services are offered?
The ryokan offers thermal baths, massages, and a sauna for your well-being.
How is the dining on site?
A buffet breakfast of Japanese and Western style is offered, along with a Japanese dinner. These meals are served in the property’s dining area.
Does the ryokan have parking?
Yes, free and private parking is available on site without the need for prior reservation.
What are the nearby tourist attractions?
Atagawa Tropical & Alligator Garden is accessible in less than 20 minutes by car, and other attractions such as the small wine cellar JA Izu Taiyo Mikan Winery or the iZoo are also nearby.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not admitted within the property.
Does the ryokan offer cultural activities?
The ryokan has karaoke rooms for your entertainment, and you can also discover Japanese culture through the traditional style of the rooms.
How is access to public transportation?
The property is only 5 minutes by car from Izuinatori Station. A free shuttle service is provided for your trips to the station.
Is Internet available in the rooms?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.
