The building itself is a bit old but well maintained. The blanket was comfy. They offer breakfast at JPY550, toast comes with coffee. It was nice. There’s no lift and staircases to the third floor is quite steep and narrow, so bringing the luggage up there was a bit tough. Washroom and shower were very clean.
perfect place if you want a no frill traditional japanese ryokan. IYKYK. the only drag is that it's two short train stops from the busy destination Shuzenji, however local trains runs like til almost midnight. well-kept (but old) squeaky clean facilities + excellent okamisan. breakfast for additional like 5 dollars was top to the price. again, if you are looking for a modern boutique place, seek elsewhere. if you appreciate the japanese ryokan minshuku culture (which is disapperaring), this is the place. worth visit, worth money although unbelievably cheap. the town itself (Ohito) has some hidden gems like small restaurants and snacks (japanese bar). will visit again, if i ever come back to Izu.