For this Izu trip, we visited Ginsuiso in Inatori Onsen.
After having lunch at the Izu Kogen Mikuni, we took the Izukyu Resort 21 Kinme Train to Inatori Station.
Inatori Ginsuiso is one of the most popular hot spring resorts in Japan, having won first place in the hospitality category and second place overall in the "100 Best Hotels and Inns in Japan by Professionals.
It is a large accommodation facility, so there may be aspects that divide people into likes and dislikes, but I thought the overall level of the inn was high in terms of meals, rooms with open-air baths, scenery, and customer service.
In particular, the seafood at dinner was very fresh and plentiful, making it a very satisfying experience.
Above all, the open-air bath in the room we stayed in this time was the best.
The hot spring bath, where you can relax 24 hours a day while enjoying the view of Sagami Bay, helped heal me from the fatigue of daily life.
For breakfast, we woke up early and were able to get a seat by the window.
Since you cannot enjoy the view in the lounge at night or during dinner, I would definitely like to defend the window seat at breakfast.
By the way, Tuck won the Izu Inatori Table Tennis Cup in a close game against Coco.
I didn't expect to have a close game with Coco....
◆Inatori Ginsuiso: www.inatori-ginsuiso.jp/
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