Nishiizu Hotel Guide - Ohama Beach hotels in Nishiizu, Japan.

"It's an amazing hotel.staff were wonderful"

"Super nice onsen with beautiful view. The hotel is big with many activities and is an adventure to just stay inside!"

"I would definitely recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a relaxing, enjoyable, and unique experience in Japan. We booked the room with the private hot spring bath for two nights, and it was so worth it! The room was spacious, clean and comfortable with a small outside deck seating area. It was nice to sit outside and hear the wind move through the bamboo trees or the sounds of the river. Yukatas are provided in multiple sizes and are worn when on the property for comfort and ease when using spa services. We also ordered breakfast and dinner through the property. We had both Western style and Japanese style foods - all delicious and definitely an experience you must try! There are a few small shops and eateries nearby and a path one may stroll along the river. A bus stop is nearby or taxis are easily available. Train station is just a 7-minute taxi ride away. We used Google translate during our visit and had no problems. We will definitely visit again!"

"The lovely little Spa was in a quiet sleepy area with a few shops on the main road. The room was lovely and well equipped with all the usual amenities that you need and the outside garden was lovely and relaxing to view. The highlight of the stay was always mealtime and the service and attention of the staff was second to none they were all attentive and very helpful explaining the dishes and best way to eat some of the courses but Katatako was really great and deserves a special shout out for his service and thoughtful manner which was appreciated by us both. "

"Our room was very clean and spacious, with a fantastic view. Friendly staff throughout. Nice onsen. Had a wonderful stay."

"Old hotel, spacious rooms but not that clean."

"Loved the meals. Very relaxing "

"A very nice hotel. We loved the private onsens. "

"the premises should have a wonderful past. but it is now old fashioned and "