Hoteles en Península de Izu

"Las localizacion del hotel hace que tenga unas vistas espectaculares. El hotel tiene muchos servicios como piscina, baños termales. Lo mejor del hotel es el personal. Hay un botones que es la persona mas amable que hemos conocido en Japon. Realmente una persona muy noble y entrañable. La parte negativa es que en los baños termales se obligue al nudismo. En un hotel internacional deberia poderse utilizar el baño termal en bikini."

"Lovely and very relaxing stay. Immaculately clean space. Beautiful gardens and private onsen. Included breakfast is also nice. Highly recommend!"

"Good property. Close to the train station. Having Onsen in the room was a plus. Good supper market near by."

"El hotel necesita una modernización; pero los baños son increíbles y la ubicación excepcional. "

"nice"

"Be aware of the traffic condition Main road to hotel might be blocked at certain hours at evening"

"I really love my stay in Laforet Shuzenji. The in-room onsen was a GOD SEND and the rooms are really clean. However, I would only encourage travelers who are driving to only stay there as the road up to the hotel is really far and dark in the night. There is a shuttle bus but it doesnt come very frequent. Restaurants and convenience stores are mostly not anywhere near to the hotel. Even check in counters are located some distance away from your designated chalet rooms. While my experience in...

"Clean room with the ocean view. We will come back again"

"快適な部屋でした"

"I was worried because I missed my train and was stranded in the area. I booked and got to the hotel after 10pm but the staff were welcoming and understanding. I really appreciated them! Slept very well!"

"Great shuttle service. Clean. Great staff. Meals are to notch. Need new carpet"

"friendly people, private onsen, huge windows with sea view. If youre coming from the train station by foot google map doesnt show correctly stairs location you gotta turn in the small street where the white signal tower, then left at the map sign and another left in the smallest driveway"