Nanzanso

Built more than a 100 years ago by one of the famed Miya-Daiku temple-builders of Kyoto, Nanzanso is a treasure trove of traditional design and artistry. It offers a hot-spring experience amidst the rich greenery of the Izu Peninsula. Free Wi-Fi is available at the lobby.
Nanzanso Ryokan provides traditional Japanese-style accommodation with futon bedding on a tatami (woven-straw) floor. The air-conditioned rooms feature a low table with floor cushions and views of the surrounding hills, and include an LCD TV and a private toilet. Bathing is done at the hotel's 24-hour hot spring baths (2 indoor, 1 outdoor).
A coin launderette, a shared lounge with a TV, and a free-use massage machine are on site. Guests can also use the shared kitchen with a stovetop, a toaster and a microwave to prepare meals. Cooking utensils and seasoning are available at a surcharge.
About a 7-minute drive from Izu-Nagaoka Train Station, the hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Mount Katsuragi Panorama Park. Izu Orchid Park is 3 km away, and on-site parking is free.
No meals are served, but delivery from local restaurants can be arranged by the front desk. A convenience store is a 5-minute walk away, and there are many sushi and other Japanese restaurants in the area.