Outdoor stone onsen bath under wooden shelter overlooking calm sea at dusk, UmibenokakureyuSEIRYU, Shizuoka
Tatami room with low table and shoji screens opening to a coastal sunset over rocky sea in Shizuoka
Ryokan exterior lit at dusk along rocky coast near UmibenokakureyuSEIRYU海辺のかくれ湯清流 in Shizuoka
Wooden outdoor onsen tub with sea and island view at UmibenokakureyuSEIRYU, Shizuoka
Tatami room with low table, shoji screens and sea view at Umibenokakureyu SEIRYU Shizuoka
Traditional tatami room with low table and seating, large window framing sea and small island off Shizuoka coast
Tatami room with low table, chairs and sliding doors opening to coastal view at dusk
Tatami room with low table, shoji screens and balcony overlooking the sea in Shizuoka

UmibenokakureyuSEIRYU海辺のかくれ湯清流

7.9
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 7.9/10, based on 168 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 3:00 PM
Sea Views Hot Spring Town Autumn Scenery Hot Spring Bath Open-Air Bath Public Onsen
Staff 8,0/10
Facilities 7,4/10
Cleanliness 7,4/10
Comfort 7,8/10
Value for money 7,7/10
Location 8,4/10

Ryokan highlights

A seaside Dogashima onsen ryokan in Nishiizu known for wave-edge baths and sweeping ocean views.

Wave-Edge Open-Air BathsOutdoor baths sit right by the shore, with sea breeze and surf sounds.
Dogashima Sea ViewsWide ocean panoramas and views toward Sanshiro Island are a standout feature.
Fresh Izu SeafoodMeals highlight local seafood and seasonal Izu-style creative cuisine.
Traditional Japanese RoomsThe property offers Japanese-style rooms, including options with open-air baths.
Good for Sunset TripsWell placed for Dogashima scenery and Nishiizu's famous sunset atmosphere.
Convenient Local AccessReachable from Dogashima bus stop, with on-site parking for drivers.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsScenery is the strongest driver here: arrive by mid-afternoon, use the baths before sunset, eat dinner at the ryokan, sleep after a quiet evening, then visit Dogashima coastal sights the next morning. A second night works only for a slower coast-focused trip or if you are driving around West Izu.
Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-night scenic onsen stay in Dogashima, or 2 nights only if you want a slow West Izu coast break with sunset timing and nearby coastal sights.

Know before booking

Remote by railPublic transport is bus-based from Shuzenji or Shimoda, so transfers and travel time are noticeable.
Limited nightlifeThis is a quiet coastal onsen area, not a town for late dining or urban evening plans.
Not a long baseNearby sightseeing is real but not dense enough for many nights unless you have a car and a slow pace.
Bath access stairsSome bath areas require stairs, and the reservable outdoor bath is less suitable for limited mobility.

Food & drinks

This seaside ryokan at 2941 Nishina is confirmed as Umibe no Kakureyu Seiryu, with in-room or dining-room seafood-focused Japanese meals and useful Dogashima eateries nearby.

Dining Room (on-site)
on-site

Main ryokan meal venue for seasonal seafood-centered Japanese dinner and breakfast.

  • Seafood KaisekifoodSeasonal fish and shellfish course.
  • Stone-Grilled SeafoodspecialtySeafood grilled on hot stone.
  • Mago ChazukespecialtyLocal fish over rice with tea.
  • Japanese BreakfastfoodGentle local morning set.
  • SakedrinkGood match with seafood dishes.
Guestroom Dining (on-site)
on-site

Some plans serve dinner in-room for a private ryokan meal.

  • Ise LobsterfoodAvailable in select dinner plans.
  • AbalonefoodSeafood upgrade in some plans.
  • WagyufoodSelectable premium dinner item.
  • TeadrinkStandard Japanese meal pairing.
Dogashima Shokudo (nearby)
nearbyabout 1 km

Popular nearby casual spot for local seafood and regional specialties.

  • Seafood Rice BowlfoodCasual bowl with local catch.
  • Shio Katsuo UdonspecialtyLocal salted bonito noodle dish.
  • Set MealsfoodSimple Japanese lunch plates.
  • CoffeedrinkCafe-style drink option.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan is in the Dogashima area of Nishiizu and is most practically reached by highway bus or local bus, with the nearest useful stop at Dogashima.

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 scenic seaside onsen ryokan in Dogashima, Nishiizu, with its strongest appeal being dramatic ocean views and baths set unusually close to the water. It suits travelers who prioritize atmosphere and coastal hot springs more than modern facilities or easy accessibility.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Wave-side open-air bathIts signature rotenburo sits right by the shore, creating a rare bathing experience with sea breeze, surf sounds, and an unusually close connection to the water.
  • Superb Dogashima viewsThe ryokan looks out over Dogashima and Sanshiro Island, with broad sea panoramas that make sunsets and low-tide scenery a major part of the stay.
  • Rooms made for lingeringSome of the most appealing rooms are spacious Japanese-style layouts, and select rooms include private open-air baths facing the Dogashima scenery.
  • Strong local seafood focusMeals emphasize Izu seafood and local flavors, with breakfast items tied to Nishiizu specialties rather than a generic hotel-style setup.
  • Good base for Dogashima sightseeingIt works well if you want to explore the Dogashima coast, and even seasonal local events and nearby scenic spots are close enough to fit naturally into the trip.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Facilities feel datedThe property’s atmosphere is traditional, but several recent guests note that parts of the building and amenities feel old rather than freshly updated.
  • Not ideal for mobility issuesThe building layout is unusual, with the entrance on the upper level and some bath access involving stairs, so moving around may be inconvenient for some travelers.
  • Bathing can be weather-sensitiveBecause the famous seaside bath is so close to the waves, the experience is partly dependent on sea conditions and may not always feel as relaxed or accessible as expected.
  • Service consistency seems mixedSome guests praise the staff warmly, but others describe uneven service and a stay that felt less smooth than the setting promises.
  • Value may depend on your prioritiesIf you are paying mainly for the view and onsen atmosphere, it can be rewarding, but travelers expecting polished luxury throughout may find the price harder to justify.

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