Izu Hotel Guide - Lover's Cape hotels in Izu, Japan.

"It was wonderful ! Beautiful view, very modern and clean nice room. The breakfast is excellent. Barrier free access. amazing service. "

"Great Hotel highly recommended "

"Yes"

"Huge room. Friendly staff"

"Very nice staff, room was spacious and had panoramic view of the ocean and the food was excellent. Second time staying and will be back. "

"Loved it!"

"Good value, convienient clean great shower. Step up from basic business hotel. Even view of mt Fuji. Convienient to station and ferry to izu pennisula. Will stay again"

"This was an amazing stay! The onsen was nice and relaxing and the breakfast was so delicious! We did forget to book dinner ahead so don't be like us or you may miss out - they need a 3 day notice in advance. The shower water was warm as well, we had no issues with it. Hospitality was also wonderful. There are good places to eat in the town about a 10 minute walk away. I recommend this place highly."

"We had the Mt Fuji View superior twin room (middle floor = 6/F - 9/F). 26.5 m2. I requested a room on a higher floor and we got a room on 7/F. We were very happy. Once I got into the room, my first thought was "This is so luxurious!" It is indeed a luxury hotel. And there were two chairs in front of the ceiling-to-floor glass panel for us to enjoy the Fujisan view. It was amazing. We could see Fujisan at different times of the day under all different weather conditions!! Not to mention the fact that we saw the rare "ring clouds" in the last afternoon we were there! The room was even better than how it looked in the photos. Breakfast at Robata Grill L'EAU has all the usual items plus French toasts, the famous Mishima Croquettes, grilled salmon steaks, mackerel pieces and even whole horse mackerels! The view on 13/F was just as amazing! The hotel uses the Fujisan motif everywhere, from the room key card sleeve, the Do not disturb and Please make up room signs to the crockery in the rooms. And I think the quilt covers feature patterns of Mishima symbols. I saw them on the glass panels at the Mishima Tourist Information Centre and asked what they were. I thought that was a nice touch. Lastly, the hotel lobby has a miniature model of the hotel with the various trains tracks and trains including Doctor Yellow (retired 29/1/25). Just lovely! And hotel merchandise for sale. "