Enjoy a luxurious and relaxing moment gazing at the beautiful sea and listening to the sound of the waves.
Located on a hill 56 meters above sea level, it boasts a "beautiful view" of the Izu Islands on the horizon on clear days, as well as "abundant natural blessings" such as fresh seafood and mountain produce, hot springs, and seasonal flowers.
Ocean View Rooms
Enjoy a relaxing and luxurious moment while watching the colors of the sea change with the passing of time.
The theme is "food" and travel around the Izu Peninsula.
Enjoy local cuisine made with plenty of seasonal ingredients from Izu. Breakfast is "Izu Breakfast," where you can enjoy your Izu trip through food as well.
Enjoy the open-air hot spring bath, gazing at islands floating on the horizon in the morning and a sky full of stars at night.
Surrounded by abundant nature, enjoy a moment of peace and tranquility with ocean views and the chirping of birds.
Hot springs are also one of nature's blessings.
A wide variety of room types
Suite Room
A wonderful view and a relaxing space
We offer three types of suites: an ocean-view suite on the top floor, a junior suite with a balcony, and a junior suite with a view bath. These are especially recommended for special occasions such as anniversaries.
superior room
A bright design perfect for a seaside resort.
Olive Superior rooms with a resort-style design based on green and turquoise blue. Available in three types.
Standard Room
Pursuing comfort at a reasonable price
The standard room types include Ocean View Standard Twin (24㎡) and Standard Twin with Balcony (35㎡), as well as three types of Mountain View rooms, offering a wide variety of choices.
Approximately 6 minutes by free shuttle bus from Izukyu Shimoda Station.
A train journey on the JR Limited Express "Odoriko" or "Saphir Odoriko" is also enjoyable. The Izu Kyuko Line's "Kinme-go" and "Kurofune Train," as well as local trains that stop at every station, offer a charming travel experience. Enjoy the ocean view as you travel to Izukyu Shimoda Station, the southern terminus of the Izu Peninsula.