cleanliness was a bit of a letdown
delicious meals
right on the river with easy access to the coast
large public bath
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35 m² · 2 single beds · Sleeps 2
This Standard Japanese-Style Beds room has tatami flooring and sleeps 2 guests. The private bathroom is equipped with a bath, shower, bidet, toilet, slippers, and hairdryer. The room features air conditioning, heating, a flat-screen TV, refrigerator, electric kettle, safety deposit box, telephone, and clothes rack. Upper floors are accessible by elevator.
Beds 8.2/10 · 51 guests mention them
42 m² · Sleeps 4
The room features tatami flooring, air‑conditioning, heating, a safe deposit box, an electric kettle and a flat‑screen TV, and it is designated non‑smoking. Four futon beds provide sleeping space for up to four guests. A private bathroom includes an indoor bath and a shower.
41 m² · Sleeps 3
The room includes air conditioning and tatami flooring, and it is designated non‑smoking. It provides two single beds and a futon, accommodating up to three guests. A private bathroom contains both a bathtub and a shower.
32 m² · Sleeps 3
The Standard Japanese‑Style‑Room – Indoor Bath – Non‑Smoking offers three futon beds for up to three guests. The private bathroom includes a bathtub, a shower, a bidet, a hairdryer and slippers. Air conditioning, tatami flooring, a safe, an electric kettle and a flat‑screen TV are provided for climate, comfort and entertainment.
58 m² · Sleeps 5
The Superior Japanese‑Western‑Style‑Room includes two single beds and three futon beds, accommodating up to five guests. It features a private bathroom equipped with an indoor bath and a separate shower, and the room is designated non‑smoking with air‑conditioning. All furnishings are arranged in a Japanese‑Western style.
54 m² · Sleeps 5
This Suite Japanese Beds Room has 2 single beds and 3 futon beds, sleeping 5 guests. The room features a private bathroom with a bath and a shower. It is also equipped with air conditioning, heating, a flat-screen TV, a safe deposit box, and an electric kettle.
38 m² · Sleeps 3
82 m² · Sleeps 8
The Suite Japanese‑Western‑Style‑Room (Room956) is a non‑smoking space that accommodates up to eight guests. Sleeping arrangements consist of four single beds and four futon beds. The private bathroom includes an indoor bath and a shower. Air conditioning is provided for climate control.
93 m² · Sleeps 6
This Suite Japanese-Western-Style-Room has 2 single beds and 4 futon beds. The room features a private bathroom with a bath and a shower. Air conditioning is available in the room. It sleeps 6 guests.
58 m² · Sleeps 5
This room has 2 single beds and 3 futon beds, sleeping 5 guests. The private bathroom includes a bath and a shower. Air conditioning and heating are available, and the room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, a safe deposit box, and an electric kettle.
59 m² · Sleeps 5
This room has 2 single beds and 3 futon beds, accommodating 5 guests. The private bathroom features a bath and a shower. Air conditioning and heating are available for climate control, and amenities include a flat-screen TV, a safe deposit box, and an electric kettle.
78 m² · Sleeps 8
The Family Suite Japanese‑Western‑Style‑Room (Room952) is a non‑smoking suite that accommodates up to eight guests. Sleeping arrangements consist of two single beds and six futon beds. The private bathroom includes an indoor bath and a shower. Air conditioning is provided for climate control.
“良かった”
The onsen was great, but I think they could have been more thoughtful about how they schedule meals and seat guests.
“満足度の高い宿です。ホテル内で食事も遊びも完了するので楽です。”
I loved that both dinner and breakfast featured a solid selection of seafood, and the freshly fried tempura and roast beef at dinner felt worth more than their price; my son, a big fan of salmon roe, went wild for the limited‑time all‑you‑can‑eat ikura, and the medium‑fat tuna practically melted in my mouth. Although I expected New Okabe to feel old‑fashioned, the Oedo Onsen renovation left the whole property looking clean and modern, which was a pleasant surprise, and I think overseas guests would appreciate it too. For families, the crane‑game corner and kids’ space earned extra points, and the room retained a charming traditional ryokan feel while being spacious and comfortable. Arriving by public transport, the shuttle bus was a lifesaver, and the lounge fireplace added a warm touch. I didn’t mind the view from the room, but guests who prioritize scenery might be a bit disappointed. At dinner, alcohol was extra and only the all‑you‑can‑drink option was available, which was a let‑down; I added the drink package just to have a sake, but the limited time meant I couldn’t fully enjoy both food and drinks, and I later regretted paying 2500 yen for a single cup of sake. It would be nicer to have a per‑drink option or to allow a few drinks with the meal, perhaps by offering a modest selection in the lounge where drinks are already unlimited.
“一泊二日の家族旅行”
The buffet breakfast and dinner offered a wide variety of tasty dishes, but aside from check‑in and check‑out there was no interaction with staff. Although there was a welcome hall, no one pointed it out, so I never used it, and despite requesting a shuttle from Izu‑Oka Station when I booked, I never received any timing information. Overall, the service felt rather blunt for the price paid.
“A great stay with plenty of food choices, relaxing onsen, and fun activities to enjoy.”
The food was delicious, offering a wide range of options at both the dinner and breakfast buffets. We especially enjoyed having two different onsens to choose from, as well as the ping‑pong area! The variety was large and the fish dishes were good, but with such a big buffet some items didn’t stand out taste‑wise; overall the food was still enjoyable.
“優雅なひと時🍷”
The free‑drink time was a relaxed and enjoyable part of the stay, and the morning and evening buffets were wonderful!
“良かった”
The onsen was great, but I think they could have been more thoughtful about how they schedule meals and seat guests.
“A great stay with plenty of food choices, relaxing onsen, and fun activities to enjoy.”
The food was delicious, offering a wide range of options at both the dinner and breakfast buffets. We especially enjoyed having two different onsens to choose from, as well as the ping‑pong area! The variety was large and the fish dishes were good, but with such a big buffet some items didn’t stand out taste‑wise; overall the food was still enjoyable.
“満足度の高い宿です。ホテル内で食事も遊びも完了するので楽です。”
I loved that both dinner and breakfast featured a solid selection of seafood, and the freshly fried tempura and roast beef at dinner felt worth more than their price; my son, a big fan of salmon roe, went wild for the limited‑time all‑you‑can‑eat ikura, and the medium‑fat tuna practically melted in my mouth. Although I expected New Okabe to feel old‑fashioned, the Oedo Onsen renovation left the whole property looking clean and modern, which was a pleasant surprise, and I think overseas guests would appreciate it too. For families, the crane‑game corner and kids’ space earned extra points, and the room retained a charming traditional ryokan feel while being spacious and comfortable. Arriving by public transport, the shuttle bus was a lifesaver, and the lounge fireplace added a warm touch. I didn’t mind the view from the room, but guests who prioritize scenery might be a bit disappointed. At dinner, alcohol was extra and only the all‑you‑can‑drink option was available, which was a let‑down; I added the drink package just to have a sake, but the limited time meant I couldn’t fully enjoy both food and drinks, and I later regretted paying 2500 yen for a single cup of sake. It would be nicer to have a per‑drink option or to allow a few drinks with the meal, perhaps by offering a modest selection in the lounge where drinks are already unlimited.
“優雅なひと時🍷”
The free‑drink time was a relaxed and enjoyable part of the stay, and the morning and evening buffets were wonderful!
“一泊二日の家族旅行”
The buffet breakfast and dinner offered a wide variety of tasty dishes, but aside from check‑in and check‑out there was no interaction with staff. Although there was a welcome hall, no one pointed it out, so I never used it, and despite requesting a shuttle from Izu‑Oka Station when I booked, I never received any timing information. Overall, the service felt rather blunt for the price paid.
