Izu Peninsula All inclusive Holidays

Room is pretty small and outdated.

Very friendly staff, very clean rooms, generous amenities, good location

The property was nice and comfortable and clean. Staffs were friendly and nice and professional. Try to help when asked for assistance even though in the end was not successful. Worth the money. Will definitely booked this hotel again. Wished I booked all my 2 weeks with this hotel because my next hotel ( Nishitetsu Inn in Shinjuku was horrible.

This hotel is okay if you don't stay there much, or if you are attendingt a conference where you are carried for by others. The gym is no gym. Itt a small room with no windows, and has only two bikes and two treadmills. No weights, and no room to move. It feels like a tucked away basement even if it is on the second floor. Instead. You are asked to go to the Sakura hotel and pay 2200 Yen every time you want to train in their gym even if it belongs to the same hotel chain and they exchange certain services for free anyway. It's really a slap in the face. Their club lounge closes at 9pm when most people return to the hotel and would love to have a drink and socialise before sleeping; so that's a bit disappointing. The hotel restaurant Trianon is by booking only and kills the spontaneity of enjoying a meal or a drink. The cleaners are lovely. Some of the girls at the reception were really very helpful and nice, but for the most part, you were left feeling that asking anything was a huge bother. You were met with a frown, arrogance and rarely a polite response, which is really unusual for Japan. I'm an avid traveller and Japan has always been a favourite destination and I love the people and culture. This hotel was a disappointment in several ways. Prior to this we stayed at the Prince hotel near the Tokyo tower and that was absolutely flawless. Shinjuku prince hotel is also wonderful with a great bar at the top open until late.

Great staff room very clean great for 3 adults lively area lots to do

This hotel is okay if you don't stay there much, or if you are attendingt a conference where you are carried for by others. The gym is no gym. Itt a small room with no windows, and has only two bikes and two treadmills. No weights, and no room to move. It feels like a tucked away basement even if it is on the second floor. Instead. You are asked to go to the Sakura hotel and pay 2200 Yen every time you want to train in their gym even if it belongs to the same hotel chain and they exchange certain services for free anyway. It's really a slap in the face. Their club lounge closes at 9pm when most people return to the hotel and would love to have a drink and socialise before sleeping; so that's a bit disappointing. The hotel restaurant Trianon is by booking only and kills the spontaneity of enjoying a meal or a drink. The cleaners are lovely. Some of the girls at the reception were really very helpful and nice, but for the most part, you were left feeling that asking anything was a huge bother. You were met with a frown, arrogance and rarely a polite response, which is really unusual for Japan. I'm an avid traveller and Japan has always been a favourite destination and I love the people and culture. This hotel was a disappointment in several ways. Prior to this we stayed at the Prince hotel near the Tokyo tower and that was absolutely flawless. Shinjuku prince hotel is also wonderful with a great bar at the top open until late.