Izu Retreat Atagawa Suiko by Onko Chishin

Atagawa, where 13 hot spring towers send up steam. This scenery has remained unchanged since the Showa era. On a hill overlooking Sagami Bay, the hot spring water is directly supplied to the open-air baths in all rooms. 300 liters per minute, natural free-flowing hot spring— There are not many accommodations in Japan where you can exclusively enjoy such a volume of hot spring water in a guest room. Somehow nostalgic, yet new. A place to stay that reflects the memory of Izu with a modern sensibility. Guest Rooms & Hot Springs (All rooms feature ocean views and open-air baths) Outside the window are Sagami Bay, Izu Oshima, and just the horizon. On nights with a full moon, a moonlit path—known as the Moon Road—may appear on the sea surface. Enjoy the soft and skin-friendly "beauty bath" as many times as you like, whenever you like. [Room Service (Free)] ・Food: 15:00–17:30 / 20:30–22:00 ・Drink: 15:00–17:30 / 20:30–22:30 / 8:00–10:00 Dinner: 18:00–21:00 (Choose your preferred time) Seasonal blessings of Izu presented in dishes combining traditional Japanese cuisine with French techniques. Wines selected by a sommelier and Shizuoka's local sake create a memorable aftertaste. Breakfast: 8:00–9:00 (Choose your preferred time) Enjoy a leisurely breakfast while gazing at the sea in Izu. Each dish, carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients, is quietly arranged on the table. Lounge Bar "Shiomach" 17:30–18:30 / 20:00–23:00 (Last Order: 22:30) Records that played during Atagawa's peak time and original cocktails made with Shizuoka tea leaves. This place will embrace both a pre-dinner drink and the lingering aftertaste afterward. A night that feels nostalgic yet new. Game Lounge "Nami" 15:00–23:00 A space adorned with smart ball games, board games, and posters of Showa-era hot spring towns. Come here after soaking in the hot springs and letting your heart unwind. Moments from childhood suddenly come back.

Atagawa, where 13 hot spring towers send up steam. This scenery has remained unchanged since the Showa era. On a hill overlooking Sagami Bay, the hot spring water is directly supplied to the open-air baths in all rooms. 300 liters per minute, natural free-flowing hot spring— There are not many accommodations in Japan where you can exclusively enjoy such a volume of hot spring water in a guest room. Somehow nostalgic, yet new. A place to stay that reflects the memory of Izu with a modern sensibility. Guest Rooms & Hot Springs (All rooms feature ocean views and open-air baths) Outside the window are Sagami Bay, Izu Oshima, and just the horizon. On nights with a full moon, a moonlit path—known as the Moon Road—may appear on the sea surface. Enjoy the soft and skin-friendly "beauty bath" as many times as you like, whenever you like. [Room Service (Free)] ・Food: 15:00–17:30 / 20:30–22:00 ・Drink: 15:00–17:30 / 20:30–22:30 / 8:00–10:00 Dinner: 18:00–21:00 (Choose your preferred time) Seasonal blessings of Izu presented in dishes combining traditional Japanese cuisine with French techniques. Wines selected by a sommelier and Shizuoka's local sake create a memorable aftertaste. Breakfast: 8:00–9:00 (Choose your preferred time) Enjoy a leisurely breakfast while gazing at the sea in Izu. Each dish, carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients, is quietly arranged on the table. Lounge Bar "Shiomach" 17:30–18:30 / 20:00–23:00 (Last Order: 22:30) Records that played during Atagawa's peak time and original cocktails made with Shizuoka tea leaves. This place will embrace both a pre-dinner drink and the lingering aftertaste afterward. A night that feels nostalgic yet new. Game Lounge "Nami" 15:00–23:00 A space adorned with smart ball games, board games, and posters of Showa-era hot spring towns. Come here after soaking in the hot springs and letting your heart unwind. Moments from childhood suddenly come back.

Atagawa, where 13 hot spring towers send up steam. This scenery has remained unchanged since the Showa era. On a hill overlooking Sagami Bay, the hot spring water is directly supplied to the open-air baths in all rooms. 300 liters per minute, natural free-flowing hot spring— There are not many accommodations in Japan where you can exclusively enjoy such a volume of hot spring water in a guest room. Somehow nostalgic, yet new. A place to stay that reflects the memory of Izu with a modern sensibility. Guest Rooms & Hot Springs (All rooms feature ocean views and open-air baths) Outside the window are Sagami Bay, Izu Oshima, and just the horizon. On nights with a full moon, a moonlit path—known as the Moon Road—may appear on the sea surface. Enjoy the soft and skin-friendly "beauty bath" as many times as you like, whenever you like. [Room Service (Free)] ・Food: 15:00–17:30 / 20:30–22:00 ・Drink: 15:00–17:30 / 20:30–22:30 / 8:00–10:00 Dinner: 18:00–21:00 (Choose your preferred time) Seasonal blessings of Izu presented in dishes combining traditional Japanese cuisine with French techniques. Wines selected by a sommelier and Shizuoka's local sake create a memorable aftertaste. Breakfast: 8:00–9:00 (Choose your preferred time) Enjoy a leisurely breakfast while gazing at the sea in Izu. Each dish, carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients, is quietly arranged on the table. Lounge Bar "Shiomach" 17:30–18:30 / 20:00–23:00 (Last Order: 22:30) Records that played during Atagawa's peak time and original cocktails made with Shizuoka tea leaves. This place will embrace both a pre-dinner drink and the lingering aftertaste afterward. A night that feels nostalgic yet new. Game Lounge "Nami" 15:00–23:00 A space adorned with smart ball games, board games, and posters of Showa-era hot spring towns. Come here after soaking in the hot springs and letting your heart unwind. Moments from childhood suddenly come back.