Narashino no sato Gyokusui -6 years or older-
Two single beds, wooden floor, sofa and large windows with green mountain view at Narashino no sato Gyokusui Shizuoka
Tatami room with shoji screens, massage chair and wooden deck tub at Narashino no sato Gyokusui Shizuoka
Spacious indoor onsen bath with tiled pool, wooden wash stations and garden view at Narashino no sato Gyokusui Shizuoka
Assorted traditional Japanese dinner dishes arranged on lacquered table at Narashino no sato Gyokusui, Shizuoka
Traditional tatami room with low table, shoji screens and garden view at Narashino no sato Gyokusui in Shizuoka
Outdoor reflecting pool beside wooden veranda and garden at Narashino no sato Gyokusui in Shizuoka
Interior tatami room with western bed, shoji screens, deck and outdoor wooden tub at Narashino no sato Gyokusui, Shizuoka

Narashino no sato Gyokusui -6 years or older-

9.6
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 9.6/10, based on 23 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 2:30 PM
Forest Surroundings Garden Setting Hot Spring Town Quiet Village Private Onsen Open-Air Bath
Staff 10,0/10
Facilities 9,5/10
Cleanliness 10,0/10
Comfort 10,0/10
Value for money 8,9/10
Location 8,5/10

Ryokan highlights

A quiet adult-oriented hot spring ryokan in Higashiizu with private-bath appeal and refined dining.

Adult-Only CalmAccepts guests age six and older, creating a notably peaceful, grown-up stay.
Private Bamboo BathsKnown for reservable private baths set among bamboo, adding secluded onsen time.
Open-Air Bath RoomsSome rooms feature their own open-air hot spring baths for extra privacy.
Small Ryokan FeelWith only 13 rooms, the atmosphere feels intimate, quiet, and personal.
Refined Kaiseki DiningMulti-course Japanese meals are a standout draw for many ryokan-focused travelers.
Atagawa Area AccessIn the Atagawa hot spring area, with pickup access from Izu-Atagawa Station.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsDining and private-bath time are the main drivers here. Arrive early, settle into the garden setting, take multiple baths, eat dinner on-site, sleep in, and leave after breakfast; add a second night only if you want a very slow Atagawa/Higashiizu stay with a short town outing.
Trip-planning verdict: Best used as a quiet destination ryokan near Atagawa for 1 night, or 2 nights if you want a slow onsen break with minimal daily moving.

Know before booking

Limited walkable areaThe inn sits away from the station core, so this is not a convenient walk-everywhere base.
Not for childrenListings indicate an age restriction, so families with young kids should choose another property.
Can feel too quietTravelers wanting nightlife, shopping, or many nearby cafés may run out of things quickly.

Food & drinks

Verified adults-oriented ryokan at Naramoto 39-1 with on-site Japanese dining, breakfast, and a bar/lounge, plus useful nearby options in Atagawa.

Dining Room (on-site)
on-site

Ryokan dining room for Japanese multi-course dinner and breakfast.

  • Kaiseki dinnerfoodSeasonal Japanese course meal.
  • Local specialtiesspecialtyIzu-focused ingredients and dishes.
  • Japanese breakfastfoodTraditional morning set or Asian buffet.
  • Private dining roomspecialtyOften noted for a quiet meal setting.
Bar Lounge (on-site)
on-site

On-site lounge space for drinks; exact menu is not clearly published.

  • SakedrinkTypical ryokan-style drink option.
  • BeerdrinkSimple drink choice with dinner.
  • Soft drinksdrinkNon-alcoholic refreshments.
Atagawa Banana Wanien Fruits Parlor (nearby)
nearbyabout 1.0 mi

Popular nearby fruit cafe inside the Atagawa banana garden area.

  • Banana parfaitfoodWell-known banana dessert.
  • Special mango parfaitfoodFresh mango-based sweet.
  • Banana soft creamfoodLight local-style treat.
  • Fruit cafe drinksdrinkCasual sweet drinks and cafe items.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan is in the Atagawa area of Higashiizu, with Izu-Atagawa Station as the key rail gateway and a short final taxi or pre-booked shuttle transfer.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Should you choose this ryokan?

This is a secluded adult-oriented ryokan in Naramoto, Higashiizu, designed for travelers who want quiet hot-spring time, polished rooms, and a refined countryside setting. It suits a slow, restorative stay better than a sightseeing-heavy trip on foot.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Peaceful adults-only atmosphereThe age policy creates a notably calm environment, making it especially appealing for couples or travelers who want a quiet stay without the usual family-resort noise.
  • Beautiful garden-and-bamboo settingThe property is known for its large garden and bamboo-lined surroundings, which give the stay a more secluded Oku-Atagawa feel than standard station-area ryokans.
  • Strong private onsen appealGyokusui stands out for open-air bathing options, including private baths and in-room bath options in some categories, so you can enjoy the hot spring experience with more privacy.
  • Rooms feel more exclusive than averageWith a small number of guest rooms and several spacious Japanese-Western layouts, the ryokan feels intimate rather than crowded, which adds to the premium experience.
  • Good fit for a stay-in ryokan tripThis is the kind of place where the draw is staying on property: bathing, enjoying the garden views, and lingering over kaiseki-style meals instead of rushing around.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Not ideal for families with young kidsChildren under 6 are not accepted, so this ryokan simply does not work for travelers needing a family-friendly onsen stay.
  • Location is quiet but not very centralThe Naramoto setting favors privacy over walkable convenience, so guests who want to stroll easily to lots of shops or attractions may find it less practical.
  • Premium experience usually means premium priceThe small-scale luxury style, private bathing appeal, and elaborate meal-focused stay can make this a costly pick compared with more standard inns in the area.
  • Best enjoyed with time, not a rushed itineraryIf you only need a simple overnight base, much of Gyokusui's value is wasted because the experience is built around slow time in the room, baths, and dining.
  • May feel challenging for some international guestsSome past guest feedback suggests English support can be limited, so travelers who need detailed communication in English may feel less at ease.

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