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I wanted to do the onsen experience but quite a few people in my group have tattoos. This resort allows for private onsens with locking doors so it’s not a problem. I also got sick during my stay and had to visit the hospital. The staff gave us a map to the hospital and called ahead to explain my symptoms. The onsens were extremely clean! I witnessed staff do a full clean daily. The property was beautiful and the staff was very kind. The only thing I would like to see changed is offering a secondary menu. When you’re sick, the last thing you want to eat is cold, raw fish. I had to eat elsewhere during my stay.

You know how some meditation sessions ask you to picture a place you love? That's Hanafubuki. When you first get there and you're properly checked in, the temptation is to settle into the tatami mats and the exquisite green tea and just let the complimentary sugar candy melt slowly on your tongue. That's great, but before that, be sure to gallivant down the river to the sea. There's a surreal, black rock coastline that looks like something between the setting of drama and the stage for a dramatic villain speech. Even on a moodily overcast day, the shallows are a curious gleam of turquoise-emerald. Go back and snag one of the private onsens with an outdoor view, and bask in the mineral warmth and the ponderous drone of a cicada. I swear to you that the onsens are magical--the blisters on my feet just melted off, and the ache in my shoulders disappeared like it was suctioned out. Change into a yukata, and stroll languidly to a full kaiseki dinner. Roll into your futon sated and happy, and close your eyes to commit the experience to memory.

1041 Yawatano Ito Shizuoka

Hotel highlights

  • Walking distance to Jogasaki Coast
  • Free WiFi in public areas
  • Free parking

Located in Yawatano, Hanafubuki is adjacent to Izu Teddy Bear Museum and within a 10-minute stroll of Tajima Fall. This 17-room, 3.5-star ryokan has in-room conveniences like kitchens, refrigerators, and minibars.


Rooms

For entertainment, guests can enjoy flat-screen TVs. Bathrooms offer spring water baths, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Kitchens, refrigerators, and minibars are other standard amenities. Private bathrooms are not ensuite.


Property features

At Hanafubuki, guests have access to free WiFi in public areas. If you plan to drive, free parking is available. Front-desk staff can assist with securing valuables and luggage storage.

Room options

Guest reviews for Hanafubuki

Everyone (2)
5
Everyone

I wanted to do the onsen experience but quite a few people in my group have tattoos. This resort allows for private onsens with locking doors so it’s not a problem. I also got sick during my stay and had to visit the hospital. The staff gave us a map to the hospital and called ahead to explain my symptoms. The onsens were extremely clean! I witnessed staff do a full clean daily. The property was beautiful and the staff was very kind. The only thing I would like to see changed is offering a secondary menu. When you’re sick, the last thing you want to eat is cold, raw fish. I had to eat elsewhere during my stay.

By on Mar 23, 2018

5

like unearthing a clean, quiet part of your soul

Everyone

You know how some meditation sessions ask you to picture a place you love? That's Hanafubuki. When you first get there and you're properly checked in, the temptation is to settle into the tatami mats and the exquisite green tea and just let the complimentary sugar candy melt slowly on your tongue. That's great, but before that, be sure to gallivant down the river to the sea. There's a surreal, black rock coastline that looks like something between the setting of drama and the stage for a dramatic villain speech. Even on a moodily overcast day, the shallows are a curious gleam of turquoise-emerald. Go back and snag one of the private onsens with an outdoor view, and bask in the mineral warmth and the ponderous drone of a cicada. I swear to you that the onsens are magical--the blisters on my feet just melted off, and the ache in my shoulders disappeared like it was suctioned out. Change into a yukata, and stroll languidly to a full kaiseki dinner. Roll into your futon sated and happy, and close your eyes to commit the experience to memory.

By on Sep 8, 2017

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