Nanzanso

Nanzanso descritpion

Built more than a 100 years ago by one of the famed "Miya-Daiku" temple-builders of Kyoto, Nanzanso is a treasure trove of traditional design and artistry. It offers a hot-spring experience amidst the rich greenery of the Izu Peninsula. Free Wi-Fi is available at the lobby.
Nanzanso Ryokan provides traditional Japanese-style accommodation with futon bedding on a tatami (woven-straw) floor. The air-conditioned rooms feature a low table with floor cushions and views of the surrounding hills, and include an LCD TV and a private toilet. Bathing is done at the hotel's 24-hour hot spring baths (2 indoor, 1 outdoor).
A coin launderette, a shared lounge with a TV, and a free-use massage machine are on site. Guests can also use the shared kitchen with a stovetop, a toaster and a microwave to prepare meals. Cooking utensils and seasoning are available at a surcharge.
About a 7-minute drive from Izu-Nagaoka Train Station, the hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Mount Katsuragi Panorama Park. Izu Orchid Park is 1.9 miles away, and on-site parking is free.
No meals are served, but delivery from local restaurants can be arranged by the front desk. A convenience store is a 5-minute walk away, and there are many sushi and other Japanese restaurants in the area.
This property is a ryokan, which is a type of traditional Japanese Inn. Learn more

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Facilities of Nanzanso

Outdoors ：Grounds

Kitchen ：Shared Kitchen

Pets ：Pets are not allowed.

Activities ：Ping-Pong | Hot Spring Bath | Open-air Bath | Bathhouse

Internet ：WiFi is available in public areas and costs JPY 500 per 24 hours.

Parking ：Free!Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).

General ：Paid WiFi | Safe | Shops (on site) | Heating | Air Conditioning

Languages Spoken ：Chinese | Japanese | English

Reviews for Nanzanso

Review 1：No wi-fi in the room. Just in the lobby. Though, this is traditional ryokan so I didn't mind that much.

Review 2：Very friendly staff and the room was very spacious with beautiful view to a garden.

Review 3：The manager/owner went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed our stay. He was so friendly and told us about the history of the building. For us, Nanzanso wasn't about just accomodation, it was an experience like no other. Traditional Japanese ryokans with such culture and history. It felt like we were in ancient japan.

Review 4：not as "remote" as you'd think, as its part of a small town. but once inside you're inside, you don't notice anything.

Review 5：Staff were welcoming, very relaxing building, hot springs were nice, and the room was cozy.

Review 6：I wasn't expected anything special, but need to say it is incredibly SPECIAL place! We are so satisfied with this ryokan. After spending 4 nights in 9 m² room for 2 people in Tokyo, it was such a relief to get to such a spacious room :) At first, I wasn't very keen on shared bathroom, but come on, it's Japan, it's part of their culture :) It was definitely worth to break myself and try it :) Nothing to complain about! We only regret we haven't stayed there longer :( Best place of our trip through Japan :) Greeting from Poland for a very friendly, smiley staff! :)

Review 7：No dinner provided by the ryokan. Although the property was as impeccably clean as you would expect of an inn in Japan, the area is buggy - mosquitos attack as soon as a window is opened, and some big spiders - they didnt bother me, but if you dont like spiders be mentally prepared, you might see some.

Review 8：Crazy maze of rooms on the side of a hill, this historical ryokan is worth a visit. The area is agricultural with a few low elevation forested hills nearby for hiking. I was lucky to visit as the persimmons were ripening - Yum! Breakfast is inexpensive, self serve Japanese style meal. The hot spring baths were fantastic, with at least one open at any given time. Lots of dining options nearby. I especially liked the sakana-ya, fish market, nearby - excellent quality sushi for on 1280Yen - made a great dinner!

Review 9：poor service nearly no service at all. outdoor onsen closed reason is weather too cold...

Review 10：I liked everything about the place. It looked and felt amazing and the hot springs were so relaxing!

Review 11：Bath hours are somewhat inconvenient for larger onsens

Review 12：Great rustic feeling

Review 13：Just that its a bit far from the train station (need to take a bus, several stops).

Review 14：I stayed in a single room on the ground floor close to the fish pond, the room was very spacious and the view of the pond and the hills is excellent. Good to have a spa opened for 24 hours. Nice. Value for money.

Review 15：This is an 'onsen' or hot spring hotel. Be aware that the showers are in the shared Japanese onsen rather than in your room. This is totally normal in onsen hotels. If you have tattoos, entering the onsen if you have tattoos can be a problem as many Japanese find them offensive. However if there is no one else in there, it's not a problem to just go in and use the facilities.

Review 16：incredibly beautiful traditional Japanese hotel with lovely onsen/japanese baths

Review 17：Would have preferred our own shower, but I realise that is not the Japanese way. Other reviews have mentioned free breakfast, though this was not available during our stay.

Review 18：The highlight was definitely the traditional wooden property and gardens - absolutely stunning! Large room, amazing views, comfortable bedding, free parking and friendly staff who spoke English.

Review 19：Room, bathroom, and lobby were nice, but the rest of the grounds were not very well kept.

Review 20：The staff was very kind and the price was right. The garden view in the morning is particularly beautiful and both onsens were nice. The room and bathroom were also very comfortable and clean.

Review 21：We had a problem with ants in our room. The staff spoke only Japanese. The only bath and shower facilities were the public onsens which is fine but I was put off by the bad behaviour of other guests in the shower area.

Review 22：The building itself was stunning. Built in the early 1800s as a onsen retreat for the wealthy, it has been updated over the years. Now, it is very cozy, quirky and well decorated. The gardens are just beautiful.

Review 23：Room rate is a bit too expensive.

Review 24：The building, an old traditional style house, is excellent! It's so beautiful design in detail and good space with nice bath and garden.

Review 25：no english instructions

Review 26：room size very comfortable

Review 27：The main attraction (the hot spring) was out of order, if we would haveknown, we would not have gone, no compensation offered.

Review 28：Huge Room

Review 29：Location, friendly staff, free breakfast, great views, o-furo, large room

The Fine Print

Guests with a tattoo may not be permitted to enter public bathing areas and other public facilities.The property has a curfew at 00:00. Guests cannot enter or leave the property after this time.Smoking is only permitted at the designated smoking area located at the lobby.Credit card will be used for guarantee purposes only. When settling the bill, the property will accept cash only (in Japanese Yen). The full amount of the reservation must be paid when checking in.Yukata robes, toothbrush sets, razors and towels can be purchased/rented at the front desk.Public baths will be closed for cleaning between 10:00-12:00 daily.