Published date: September 25, 2025
Recommended for Family Travel in Izu!
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Experience of the stay
With the ocean right in front, you can enjoy the pool both day and night!
The room was spacious, bright, and had a beautiful ocean view.
We booked a room for two and later communicated about adding a pre-school child for bedding and extra meals for dinner and breakfast, which they accommodated.
Seasonal events were also held inside the facility. Following hints, we enjoyed exploring the area to find Halloween pumpkins and solving quizzes for a treasure hunt with my child.
In the lobby, we could decorate a tree with messages and drawings on Jack-o'-lanterns. There were even workshops for balloon art and badge-making, which were available for a fee.
Both dinner and breakfast were buffet style. There was a wide variety of delicious food! The staff was attentive, making our dining experience very pleasant.
The curry, filled with ingredients, was especially tasty and the mild flavor was perfect for children!
We checked in around 4 PM, but at that time, we could only choose between dinner times at 5:30 PM or 7:30 PM, so if you prefer an 18:00 slot, it’s recommended to arrive early.
If you buy a T-shirt at the shop, food and drinks at the cafe become free, and it’s free again for your next visit if you bring it, which seems very cost-effective for repeat visitors.
The staff was incredibly kind and treated my child with care, making for a very comfortable stay!
Experiences during the trip
I finally visited KawaZoo, which I had been wanting to go to for a long time, and went to iZoo for the third time.
As someone who loves reptiles and amphibians, it was the best zoo for me!
My child enjoyed feeding the turtles and riding on the giant tortoise.
For a late lunch, we moved to Shimoda and went to the "Local Fish Conveyor Sushi, Uo Donya" at the roadside station Kaikoku Shimoda. The grilled red snapper sushi was excellent.
On the second day, we took a morning walk along the beach, and after checking out, we went to the Cactus Park. We could purchase tickets at the front desk.
It was so spacious that we couldn't explore everything, but we had fun hunting for cacti.
It was surprising to see the squirrel monkeys really kept in a free-range manner, and it was cute to see them pass by us up close.