Izu-Imaihama Tokyu Hotel

Lovely big room with a view of the Ocean. Comfortable and clean Free shuttle to Kawazu Station The French restaurant was wonderful

Nothing much nearby. No where else to get a meal except at the Hotel, which is beautiful, but expensive. No where to get lunch. We had a scallop meal in the Japanese restaurant and they were very overcooked and rubbery. Wish we'd been told about the free shuttle from Kawazu. We got off at the tiny station before, because it is the closest station, and had to do several flights of stairs with our suitcases, then walk to the Hotel.

The view from the hotel was amazing, all the staff were very friendly , and went over and above as it was my partners 30th they gave us a free room upgrade and helped me organise a cake for the room on her birthday. The Japanese restaurant was very nice (reasonably priced) as we were only there for two days we did not eat in the french reteraunt outwith breakfast but breakfast had a nice selection which was quite varied, the hot springs were a nice touch to this resort style hotel

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I had such a wonderful stay at this hotel, so much so that I decided to leave Tokyo earlier to stay for another few nights. The employees were welcoming, warm and beyond helpful during my stay. The bedroom is spacious and impeccably clean. The view of the ocean from the bedroom is wonderful, hearing the waves at night was an extra bonus. There is a great spa to unwind at the end of the day. I really enjoyed the breakfast at the hotel and the employees working within the dining area were so lovely. I look forward to visiting this hotel again. Thank you :)

Nothing, it was all amazing.

The courtesy shuttle was a lucky get. Had planned to go from Kawazu station back to the "nearer, smaller, local train station". Spared the inconvenience thanks to helpful station staff. A less than 5 minute ride and we pull up in front of a the hotel - reminiscent of 'seen-in-50s-Hawaiian movies' sweeping driveway. Attentive and kind reception staff - didn't pursue an English dialogue, but felt it would have been middle-basic - made for quick check-in. Twin room with a sea view - but for the pine trees on actual property, from the fourth floor - and soothing sounds of the the incoming tide waves. Spacious for this single traveller with small luggage. Sliding door opens onto balcony - closed on either side by door used only for evacuation emergency. Balcony overlooked large, clean swimming pool, well kept lawns and to my left restaurants sea facing. Lobby is wide- reception to the right upon entry - with small area to sit and read pamphlets etc and gift/souvenir shop to the left. A piano room in front of the shop. A mid-floor library was available all day. On the ground floor were two restaurants - both served dinner but only one served breakfast - and lunch. A bar between the two restaurants and a large seating area of cane furniture and Hawaiian-inspired decor, you KNOW your on holiday!

I chose the 'Japanese' option for my dinner. Although attended well by an English-speaking server who provided me with an English menu - abridged, of course - I wasn't made aware of "ordering the WHOLE dinner course" at the start. I did better the next night.

i loved the room view. i wanted a beachside hotel that i could hear the ocean from, so this was perfect. the hotel is directly on the beach so it is super accessible even for late night or early morning walks. nice & spacious hotel. lively with a lot of facilities. staff was kind and patient. if you arrive from kawazu station the walk to the hotel along the beach is a very lovely 20 minutes. since it was raining when i checked out i appreciated that it has a regular shuttle to and from the station. dinner at melesea was incredible and well worth the price. breakfast was a standard buffet.

was a little crowded in the public onsen, even outside of peak hours

The position just in front of the sea is ideal.Room size and room view are perfect.

Quite overvalued and a litlle outdated hotel .I was impressed much more by the cleaning staff customer attention than by the reception one. One day we were told by some beach surf savers not to enter the sea because of thunderstorm warning. At that moment the sky was cloudy only and no thunderstorm occured.I understand their worries for our safety but the weather was the same in the previous day too and as the surf savers were not present we could swim.

Located walkable distance from Kawazu station. Great sea view. Pretty decent breakfast spread(mainly Japanese food though so if your preferred choice is western the options are basic and limited) Had the largest bathtub out of all the hotels I’ve stayed!

Not much food choices open at night so you might need to eat at the hotel which choices are also pretty limited. reservation needs to be made early or during check in for space.

Very nice sea views and garden . Spacious room . Staff are attentive and professional. Breakfast is good! Located 5-min drive distance from Kawazu station. The hotel shuttle bus frequencies is good and make commuting between hotel and station very convenient. The hotel even provides shuttle service for night sakura viewing during the Kawazu sakura festive season .

Limited capacity for its in-house restaurants.

very nice and confortable stay , location and view on the ocean from the room was fantastic.

nice place. Japanese restaurant on 1 st fl serves good quality food; the young waitress (do not recall her name) was very friendly and professional , service was great even accepting special orders. My daughter and I very much Enjoyed the stay and will definitely be back.

I like that it is beach front and the room is clean and beds are comfortable. The food was also all delicious and a lot of varieties.

During breakfast hour one staff that is quite is rude to other staff. The way he scolded them that we can overhear it while we are eating is uncomfortable to hear.