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Izu Imaihama Tokyu Hotel
Right on Imaihama Beach, Izu Imaihama Tokyu Hotel boasts a seasonal outdoor pool, aromatherapy treatments and Japanese, French and Teppanyaki restaurants.
Kaiyutei
Set in Kawazu and only 37 km from Shuzen-ji Temple, Kaiyutei offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking. This 4-star ryokan offers a lift and free shuttle service.
Shobuzawa Log
Located in Kawazu in the Shizuoka region, Shobuzawa Log has a balcony. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Tiny Base The River HOUSE & TRAILER
Featuring garden views, Tiny Base The River HOUSE & TRAILER provides accommodation with balcony, around 37 km from Shuzen-ji Temple.
Pension Rally / Vacation STAY 5731
Set 35 km from Shuzen-ji Temple, Pension Rally / Vacation STAY 5731 offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Gallery Court Ofa Atu
Featuring paintings and artworks on display in the gallery space, Ofa Atu is housed in a charming building made after a European cottage.
ペンション ラリー
Set in Kawazu, within 35 km of Shuzen-ji Temple and 43 km of Mount Daruma, ペンション ラリー offers accommodation with a tennis court and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private parking for...
Kokoronodoka
Set in Kawazu, a 6-minute walk from Imaihama-kaigan Station, Kokoronodoka boasts air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site.
Amis Droles
Amis Droles offers a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 41 km of Shuzen-ji Temple and 46 km of Koibito Misaki Cape. The accommodation features a private open-air bath.
Kawazu Neue
Kawazu Neue is situated in the Kawazu Onsen-kyo district of Kawazu, 44 km from Mount Daruma, 45 km from Koibito Misaki Cape and 38 km from Shuzenji Niji no Sato.
What guests said about Kawazu:
- 10Scored 10
Kawazu is a place I visit every year because of the sakura...
Kawazu is a place I visit every year because of the sakura festival. Of course this year the festival was officially cancelled, but other than the cancelation being on paper nothing changed - cherry trees still in bloom, food and omiyage stands everywhere, but many other stands with temperature checks. Kawazu offers quite a lot, being the location of a novel from a Nobel prize winning Japanese author, waterfalls, garden, hot springs and a calm atmosphere. And not far from Tokyo.
StanislavJapan - 8.0Scored 8.0
There are just a few activities to do in Kawazu.
There are just a few activities to do in Kawazu. Visiting the waterfalls was fun and beautiful, and the beach was a great, relaxing spot. You have to take a train to get to other places and other locations, and they don't run very often. Important to plan your day carefully (and review all train/bus schedules) to maximize your daylight hours.
AlishaJapan - 4.0Scored 4.0
We were in Kawazu in September and rented a car to drive to...
We were in Kawazu in September and rented a car to drive to beaches; Kawazu is a typical small Japanese town that is slowly dying out; most places are closed down or have weird opening hours; there aren't many restaurants around so if you're staying in a place like we did, that offers no food it can be tricky. I had gone to Kawazu once before, during the sakura festival held in February and it was more lively and there were more food options at the time; the sakura trees along the river were beautiful. It is the main attraction of the town!CharlotteIreland - 10Scored 10
We arrived for the cherry blossom festival in Kawazu in mid-...
We arrived for the cherry blossom festival in Kawazu in mid-February. The trees were in full bloom and there was plenty of street vendors for delicious food. We even got to walk to the beach and dip our toes in the (admittedly cold!) ocean. Our stay was at a local resort, Amagisou, and I could not recommend it more.
KarlyUnited States - 10Scored 10
The hike to the seven waterfalls was wonderful.
The hike to the seven waterfalls was wonderful. Recommend taking the bus one way - it's cheap and convenient, and then you can do a leisurely one-way hike. Really glad we stayed at the Amagiso Hotel so we had unlimited use of the onsens on their grounds.
LYNNUnited States
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