Isaribi

～This is the most convenient accommodation plan for Isaribi without meals～ ※This plan does not include dinner or breakfast. Please note that you cannot add meals after making a reservation. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot spring rashes. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi: an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. All rooms have Wi-Fi 5. The spacious bath can be reserved for private use from 9pm onwards, so you can have it all to yourself (For guests who wish) 6. Check out at 12pm and relax (Excluding plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> Rooms with open-air observation baths (103 and 105) Rooms with open-air baths and sunken kotatsu (106) can also be used by guests with children of elementary school age or younger. We ask that you refrain from bringing children of elementary school age or younger to stay in other rooms. Thank you for your understanding.

～This is a lodging plan with breakfast included, so you can use Isaribi at your leisure～ ※Please note that this plan does not include dinner. ■ Breakfast ■ Rice cooked with natural water from Amagi and miso soup with the flavor of spiny lobster will be prepared in a clay pot. ※Meals will be served in your room. ※The menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients. Thank you for your understanding. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot water poisoning. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi, an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room, so you can enjoy your meal at your leisure 5. All rooms have Wi-Fi 6. The spacious large bath can be used as a private bath after 9pm, so you can have it all to yourself (for those who wish) 7. Late-night brunch - instead of the usual breakfast, brunch is served in the lounge after 10am (for those who wish) 8. Relax with a 12pm check-out (except for plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> The following rooms do not allow children of elementary school age or younger to stay. Thank you for your understanding. ・Bedrooms with open-air baths (201, 202) ・Guest rooms with cypress open-air baths (203, 205) ・Guest rooms with open-air baths (206)

~Our most popular plan! "Isaribi Kaiseki" plan~ All rooms at this inn have an open-air hot spring bath that flows directly from the source, and we will help you enjoy the luxury of doing nothing at all. Please enjoy our proud "Isaribi Kaiseki". ■ Dinner ■ We will prepare our most popular "Isaribi Kaiseki". ■ Breakfast ■ Rice cooked with natural water from Amagi and miso soup that brings out the flavor of spiny lobster will be prepared in a clay pot. *Both dinner and breakfast will be served in your room. *The menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients. ■ Hot Spring ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air bath all use 100% natural hot spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps you warm for a long time, and is popular for not causing hot water poisoning. ■ Isaribi's recommendations: all rooms have open-air baths and natural hot spring water ■ 1. The natural hot spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air bath <Notes when making a reservation> The following rooms are not available for children of elementary school age or younger. Thank you for your understanding. ・Bedrooms with open-air baths (201, 202) ・Guest rooms with cypress open-air baths (203, 205) ・Guest rooms with open-air baths (206)

～This is the most convenient accommodation plan for Isaribi without meals～ ※This plan does not include dinner or breakfast. Please note that you cannot add meals after making a reservation. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot spring rashes. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi: an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. All rooms have Wi-Fi 5. The spacious bath can be reserved for private use from 9pm onwards, so you can have it all to yourself (For guests who wish) 6. Check out at 12pm and relax (Excluding plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> Rooms with open-air observation baths (103 and 105) Rooms with open-air baths and sunken kotatsu (106) can also be used by guests with children of elementary school age or younger. We ask that you refrain from bringing children of elementary school age or younger to stay in other rooms. Thank you for your understanding.

～This is a lodging plan with breakfast included, so you can use Isaribi at your leisure～ ※Please note that this plan does not include dinner. ■ Breakfast ■ Rice cooked with natural water from Amagi and miso soup with the flavor of spiny lobster will be prepared in a clay pot. ※Meals will be served in your room. ※The menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients. Thank you for your understanding. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot water poisoning. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi, an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room, so you can enjoy your meal at your leisure 5. All rooms have Wi-Fi 6. The spacious large bath can be used as a private bath after 9pm, so you can have it all to yourself (for those who wish) 7. Late-night brunch - instead of the usual breakfast, brunch is served in the lounge after 10am (for those who wish) 8. Relax with a 12pm check-out (except for plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> The following rooms do not allow children of elementary school age or younger to stay. Thank you for your understanding. ・Bedrooms with open-air baths (201, 202) ・Guest rooms with cypress open-air baths (203, 205) ・Guest rooms with open-air baths (206)

~Our most popular plan! "Isaribi Kaiseki" plan~ All rooms at this inn have an open-air hot spring bath that flows directly from the source, and we will help you enjoy the luxury of doing nothing at all. Please enjoy our proud "Isaribi Kaiseki". ■ Dinner ■ We will prepare our most popular "Isaribi Kaiseki". ■ Breakfast ■ Rice cooked with natural water from Amagi and miso soup that brings out the flavor of spiny lobster will be prepared in a clay pot. *Both dinner and breakfast will be served in your room. *The menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients. ■ Hot Spring ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air bath all use 100% natural hot spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps you warm for a long time, and is popular for not causing hot water poisoning. ■ Isaribi's recommendations: all rooms have open-air baths and natural hot spring water ■ 1. The natural hot spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air bath <Notes when making a reservation> The following rooms are not available for children of elementary school age or younger. Thank you for your understanding. ・Bedrooms with open-air baths (201, 202) ・Guest rooms with cypress open-air baths (203, 205) ・Guest rooms with open-air baths (206)

～This is the most convenient accommodation plan for Isaribi without meals～ ※This plan does not include dinner or breakfast. Please note that you cannot add meals after making a reservation. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot spring rashes. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi: an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. All rooms have Wi-Fi 5. The spacious bath can be reserved for private use from 9pm onwards, so you can have it all to yourself (For guests who wish) 6. Check out at 12pm and relax (Excluding plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> Rooms with open-air observation baths (103 and 105) Rooms with open-air baths and sunken kotatsu (106) can also be used by guests with children of elementary school age or younger. We ask that you refrain from bringing children of elementary school age or younger to stay in other rooms. Thank you for your understanding.

～This is a lodging plan with breakfast included, so you can use Isaribi at your leisure～ ※Please note that this plan does not include dinner. ■ Breakfast ■ Rice cooked with natural water from Amagi and miso soup with the flavor of spiny lobster will be prepared in a clay pot. ※Meals will be served in your room. ※The menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients. Thank you for your understanding. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot water poisoning. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi, an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room, so you can enjoy your meal at your leisure 5. All rooms have Wi-Fi 6. The spacious large bath can be used as a private bath after 9pm, so you can have it all to yourself (for those who wish) 7. Late-night brunch - instead of the usual breakfast, brunch is served in the lounge after 10am (for those who wish) 8. Relax with a 12pm check-out (except for plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> The following rooms do not allow children of elementary school age or younger to stay. Thank you for your understanding. ・Bedrooms with open-air baths (201, 202) ・Guest rooms with cypress open-air baths (203, 205) ・Guest rooms with open-air baths (206)

~Our most popular plan! "Isaribi Kaiseki" plan~ All rooms at this inn have an open-air hot spring bath that flows directly from the source, and we will help you enjoy the luxury of doing nothing at all. Please enjoy our proud "Isaribi Kaiseki". ■ Dinner ■ We will prepare our most popular "Isaribi Kaiseki". ■ Breakfast ■ Rice cooked with natural water from Amagi and miso soup that brings out the flavor of spiny lobster will be prepared in a clay pot. *Both dinner and breakfast will be served in your room. *The menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients. ■ Hot Spring ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air bath all use 100% natural hot spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps you warm for a long time, and is popular for not causing hot water poisoning. ■ Isaribi's recommendations: all rooms have open-air baths and natural hot spring water ■ 1. The natural hot spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air bath <Notes when making a reservation> The following rooms are not available for children of elementary school age or younger. Thank you for your understanding. ・Bedrooms with open-air baths (201, 202) ・Guest rooms with cypress open-air baths (203, 205) ・Guest rooms with open-air baths (206)

～This is the most convenient accommodation plan for Isaribi without meals～ ※This plan does not include dinner or breakfast. Please note that you cannot add meals after making a reservation. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot spring rashes. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi: an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. All rooms have Wi-Fi 5. The spacious bath can be reserved for private use from 9pm onwards, so you can have it all to yourself (For guests who wish) 6. Check out at 12pm and relax (Excluding plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> Rooms with open-air observation baths (103 and 105) Rooms with open-air baths and sunken kotatsu (106) can also be used by guests with children of elementary school age or younger. We ask that you refrain from bringing children of elementary school age or younger to stay in other rooms. Thank you for your understanding.

～This is a lodging plan with breakfast included, so you can use Isaribi at your leisure～ ※Please note that this plan does not include dinner. ■ Breakfast ■ Rice cooked with natural water from Amagi and miso soup with the flavor of spiny lobster will be prepared in a clay pot. ※Meals will be served in your room. ※The menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients. Thank you for your understanding. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot water poisoning. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi, an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room, so you can enjoy your meal at your leisure 5. All rooms have Wi-Fi 6. The spacious large bath can be used as a private bath after 9pm, so you can have it all to yourself (for those who wish) 7. Late-night brunch - instead of the usual breakfast, brunch is served in the lounge after 10am (for those who wish) 8. Relax with a 12pm check-out (except for plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> The following rooms do not allow children of elementary school age or younger to stay. Thank you for your understanding. ・Bedrooms with open-air baths (201, 202) ・Guest rooms with cypress open-air baths (203, 205) ・Guest rooms with open-air baths (206)

~Our most popular plan! "Isaribi Kaiseki" plan~ All rooms at this inn have an open-air hot spring bath that flows directly from the source, and we will help you enjoy the luxury of doing nothing at all. Please enjoy our proud "Isaribi Kaiseki". ■ Dinner ■ We will prepare our most popular "Isaribi Kaiseki". ■ Breakfast ■ Rice cooked with natural water from Amagi and miso soup that brings out the flavor of spiny lobster will be prepared in a clay pot. *Both dinner and breakfast will be served in your room. *The menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients. ■ Hot Spring ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air bath all use 100% natural hot spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps you warm for a long time, and is popular for not causing hot water poisoning. ■ Isaribi's recommendations: all rooms have open-air baths and natural hot spring water ■ 1. The natural hot spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air bath <Notes when making a reservation> The following rooms are not available for children of elementary school age or younger. Thank you for your understanding. ・Bedrooms with open-air baths (201, 202) ・Guest rooms with cypress open-air baths (203, 205) ・Guest rooms with open-air baths (206)

～This is the most convenient accommodation plan for Isaribi without meals～ ※This plan does not include dinner or breakfast. Please note that you cannot add meals after making a reservation. ■ Hot Springs ■ The open-air baths in each room, the large communal bath, and the shared open-air baths are all 100% natural spring water. The cloudy water is rare in Izu, and is soft to the touch, keeps the warmth long-lasting, and is popular for not causing hot spring rashes. ■ Recommendations for Isaribi: an inn with open-air baths and natural spring water in all rooms ■ 1. The natural spring water is cloudy, which is rare in Izu 2. All 12 rooms have their own open-air baths 3. All rooms have ocean views 4. All rooms have Wi-Fi 5. The spacious bath can be reserved for private use from 9pm onwards, so you can have it all to yourself (For guests who wish) 6. Check out at 12pm and relax (Excluding plans with a designated check-out time) <Notes when making a reservation> Rooms with open-air observation baths (103 and 105) Rooms with open-air baths and sunken kotatsu (106) can also be used by guests with children of elementary school age or younger. We ask that you refrain from bringing children of elementary school age or younger to stay in other rooms. Thank you for your understanding.