KAI Ito

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KAI Ito

A hot spring inn where renowned waters soothe the soul and seasonal flowers bloom.

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This hot spring inn offers the chance to fully experience Ito Onsen, known for its abundant supply of hot spring water. From the moment you step inside, a peaceful stay surrounded by soothing waters and seasonal flowers begins.

The hot springs are the centerpiece of a stay here. Guests can soak in free-flowing hot spring water in an indoor bath scented with Japanese cypress or an open-air bath where water cascades over a landscape of natural rocks. There is also a footbath overlooking the garden and a pool fed by the hot spring source, offering a variety of ways to experience the waters.

The area's rich natural surroundings are also reflected throughout the inn. Ito's mild climate brings flowers in every season, inspiring the Izu floral motifs decorating the guest rooms. Guests can relax on the tatami flooring amid designs that evoke the changing seasons.

Local Culture Discovery activities offer opportunities to explore regional traditions. The Camellia Oil Making Experience provides a closer look at Ito's long-established camellia culture. Other programs include Onsen Culture Iroha, an introduction to the history of hot springs, allowing guests to deepen their understanding of Ito during their stay.

Dinner is a Japanese kaiseki meal centered on seafood such as splendid alfonsino, Japanese spiny lobster, and abalone. The area's specialty guri-cha tea is also incorporated into the dishes. Breakfast is a traditional Japanese set meal featuring dishes such as namero, a fisherman's dish made with horse mackerel, miso, and aromatic vegetables.

Soak in the hot springs, admire the flowers, savor regional flavors, and discover the local culture. This inn offers many ways to experience Ito's distinctive hot spring traditions.

Highlights

  • Experience free-flowing hot spring water in a variety of settings, including private in-room baths, communal baths, a footbath, and a pool.
  • Stay in guest rooms decorated with motifs inspired by the flowers and plants of Izu, reflecting the changing seasons.
  • Discover traditions rooted in Ito through Local Culture Discovery activities, including a camellia oil making experience.
  • Savor a seafood-focused dinner featuring splendid alfonsino, Japanese spiny lobster, and abalone, as well as a breakfast featuring the fisherman's dish namero.

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  • Enjoy a peaceful stay surrounded by soothing waters and seasonal flowers

    Enjoy a peaceful stay surrounded by soothing waters and seasonal flowers

  • Experience free-flowing hot spring water in a variety of ways

    Experience free-flowing hot spring water in a variety of ways

  • Guest rooms feature decorative motifs inspired by the flowers and plants of Izu

    Guest rooms feature decorative motifs inspired by the flowers and plants of Izu

  • Dinner features a Japanese kaiseki meal centered on fresh seafood

    Dinner features a Japanese kaiseki meal centered on fresh seafood

  • Start the day with an elegantly presented Japanese breakfast

    Start the day with an elegantly presented Japanese breakfast

  • Everything is ready for the Camellia Oil Making Experience, a Local Culture Discovery activity

    Everything is ready for the Camellia Oil Making Experience, a Local Culture Discovery activity

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

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Is early check-in or late check-out available?

A

As a general rule, we do not offer early check-in or late check-out.

Q

Is assistance available in foreign languages? If so, which languages are supported?

A

Yes. Assistance is available in English, and we also use translation tools to assist guests in other languages.

Q

Can I leave my luggage at the inn after check-out?

A

Yes.

Q

Is there a designated smoking area?

A

Yes.

Q

Is free Wi-Fi available on the premises?

A

Yes.

Q

Can guests with tattoos use the communal baths?

A

Yes.

Q

Are there any sightseeing attractions nearby?

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Yes. Nearby attractions include Tokaikan, Ito Marine Town, Orange Beach, Mount Omuro, and the Jogasaki Coast.

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Details

Name in Japanese
界 伊東
Postal Code
414-0016
Address
2-21 Okahirocho, Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture
Phone
0570-073-011
Check-in
2:30 p.m.
Check-out
11:00 a.m.
Rates
From ¥35,000 per night, including dinner and breakfast
Access
10-minute walk from Ito Station on the JR Ito Line and Izu Kyuko Line
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official website
Official website (English)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa