Hotel Laforet Shuzenji Izu , Izu (Shizuoka)

The hotel offers spacious and clean rooms with a great bathtub, despite slightly shabby furnishings. The service was friendly and accommodating, although the room needed renovations. The location is secluded, making it difficult to access other parts of the Izu peninsula. The dining options are nice but a bit pricey. Overall, a comfortable stay with room for improvement.

The hotel offers spacious and clean rooms with a good bathtub separated from the toilet, although the furnishings are slightly shabby. The service is friendly, especially with a midnight check-in, but the room's condition needs renovation. The location is secluded, away from the city bustle, with limitations on accessing other areas of the Izu peninsula past 8. The dining experience is nice, with a free shuttle bus to the station provided, although it's a bit pricey. The facilities are decent, offering necessary amenities.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The rooms were spacious, clean, and comfortable, although the furnishings were slightly shabby. The service was impeccable, with friendly staff who even waited for our late check-in at midnight. The location, while beautiful, was a bit secluded and challenging to access other parts of the Izu peninsula. The dining experience was enjoyable, especially with the complimentary shuttle bus to the station, but slightly on the expensive side. Overall, a great value for money with some minor drawbacks.

The hotel offers basic rooms, with a huge private bathroom featuring a good bathtub separate from the toilet room, clean, and comfortable. The apartment was spacious with two 10 tatami rooms and a living dining kitchen. The service was friendly but some areas needed renovation. The location is secluded, making access to other parts of Izu peninsula challenging past 8 pm. The dining experience was enjoyable with a free shuttle to the station, though slightly expensive. The facilities were convenient and well-maintained.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were big, clean, and comfortable, but they felt a bit old. The private bathroom was a highlight, with a good bathtub and separate toilet room. The huge apartment with two 10 tatami rooms and a living dining kitchen was spacious and inviting. The service was friendly, but the room needed renovation and had a lingering smell of smoke. The location was remote, difficult to access other areas of the Izu peninsula after 8, despite the free shuttle bus. Dining was nice, but a bit on the expensive side. Overall, a comfortable stay but with some areas that need improvement.