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自家源泉の宿 竜宮の使い Ryugu no Tsukai
Located in Higashiizu, 28 miles from Shuzen-ji Temple, 自家源泉の宿 竜宮の使い Ryugu no Tsukai has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking and a restaurant.
Atagawa Heights
Located in Higashiizu, one mile from Atagawa You Yu Beach, Atagawa Heights provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. Guest rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV....
Tabist Izu Atagawa Onsen Hotel Gyokuryu
Located in Higashiizu, a 10-minute walk from Atagawa You Yu Beach, Tabist Izu Atagawa Onsen Hotel Gyokuryu has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a restaurant.
Bousui
21 miles from Shuzen-ji Temple in Higashiizu, Bousui offers accommodations with access to a sauna, hot spring bath, and hot tub.
Izu Hokkawa Seaside Guesthouse 伊豆北川の家
Providing a terrace, Izu Hokkawa Seaside Guesthouse 伊豆北川の家 provides accommodations in Higashiizu. This 2-star ryokan offers a private beach area, a shared kitchen, and free Wifi.
Tsuruya Kisshotei
Located in Higashiizu, 1.1 mi from Atagawa Hot Spring, Tsuruya Kisshotei features a terrace and views of the sea. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.
Kissho Caren
Located in Higashiizu in the Shizuoka Region, 1.1 mi from Atagawa Hot Spring, Kissho Caren features a terrace and spa center. Guests can enjoy the sunrise and views of Sagami Bay.
Atagawa Prince Hotel
Located in Higashiizu, 656 feet from Atagawa Hot Spring, Atagawa Prince Hotel is a 4-star ryokan in Higashiizu features views of the sea.
Atagawa Yamatokan
Atagawa Yamatokan provides beachfront accommodations in Higashiizu. This ryokan provides free private parking and an elevator.
Itoen Hotel Atagawa
23 miles from Shuzen-ji Temple in Higashiizu, Itoen Hotel Atagawa features accommodations with access to a public bath and open-air bath.
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What Guests Said About Higashiizu:
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A very natural fishing village great for divers and...
A very natural fishing village great for divers and fishermen. People very friendly and earthy. A fantastic place for the sunrise and sunset but no immediate beach area if you want to swim. A lack of restaurants but there is one convenience store and it's very easy to jump on a train and go to the next town.
STEPHENJapan - 8.0Scored 8.0
There isn’t a lot to do in Atagawa onsen. 2 nights and one...
There isn’t a lot to do in Atagawa onsen. 2 nights and one day was enough. We enjoyed the onsen hotel, ate in the hotel, visited the Banana Alligator park & a small shrine near the station. If you stayed for a longer time you could travel to Izu-Kogen when there is more to see. If you don’t have a car, the train times are limited so check before you go to avoid long waits in the train station.AAnonymousJapan - 6.0Scored 6.0
The sandy beach and clean ocean are fantastic, as there are...
The sandy beach and clean ocean are fantastic, as there are also lifeguards so its a nice place to sunbathe and swim. Sadly, Corona virus has had a devastating impact on a lot of the hotels and shops so there aren't many places open. However, the restaurants that are still operating were reasonably priced with great food at reasonable prices. It's easy to get around as it's only a small place. Its built on a steep slope so you can take taxis if you don't want to walk. The station is easily accessible so you can use this town as a base. Just be aware that you will need to pay in cash almost everywhere, so don't rely upon your credit cards. There is an ATM in the local Family Mart Convenience store about ten minute walk from the station.SG112Japan - 6.0Scored 6.0
Higashiizu is small seaside town.
Higashiizu is small seaside town. A couple of nights there was just right, any more time and we would have run out of things to do. If the weather cooperates, you can spend time at the beach or climb the cliff to Sakurayama park for an ocean view. The alligator garden is surprisingly interesting and one can easily spend 2 hours there. Most hotels in the area offer onsens and I believe there are some not attached to hotels. I would definitely recommend having or renting a car so as to be able to visit some of the neighboring towns for some more dining and activity options.
NjeriUnited States of America - 6.0Scored 6.0
The town where we stayed (Atagawa) is falling to pieces.
The town where we stayed (Atagawa) is falling to pieces. It would have been amazing in its hay day (80's/90's) but many of the hotels are falling apart if not closed up. We stayed at the Atagawan which was lovely and well maintained. Views of the ocean were beautiful. Not enough to do in the town, of even the next town (which we walked to). Expensive round trip to the end of the train line if you wanted to see the other towns (approx. $60 return for three of us). I would return to the Izu Peninsula again, but I would stay on the Western side next time.
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