[Izu] Safe to travel with small children! 18 hotels that both adults and children can enjoy

The Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka is full of attractions, including natural beauty such as Dogashima, Mt. Amagi, and Mt. Omuro, as well as towns with the atmosphere of an ancient capital such as Shuzenji onsen, and theme parks! Izu can be broadly divided into four areas: Higashi Izu, Nakai Izu, Nishi Izu, and Minami Izu, and each area has its own attractive spots and inns. It is also easily accessible from Tokyo, by express train from Tokyo, about 1 hour and 50 minutes from Ito (Higashi Izu), and about 2.5 to 3 hours from Shimoda (Minami Izu). The children are very excited to see the sea view that gradually comes into view.

There are many spots in Izu that children will love, such as "Izu Animal Kingdom" and "Shimoda Undersea Aquarium"! It's perfect for traveling with children. If you're staying with children, you can rest assured at a hotel that has facilities and services that families with children will enjoy, such as amenities for children, buffets, private baths, and in-room in-room dining. In this article, we will introduce hotels in Izu that you can enjoy with peace of mind when traveling with children, by area.

The Higashi-Izu area, which includes Atami City, Ito City, and Higashi-Izu Town, has tourist spots where you can interact with animals such as the Izu Animal Kingdom, which is very popular with children, the Izu Cactus Park, and the Atagawa Banana and Crocodile Garden. Located at the gateway to Izu, it is easily accessible from within Tokyo. Recommended for families with small children who need power for transportation.

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Get off at Izu Kogen Station, take the bus for about 20 minutes, get off at Shaboten Koen-mae, and the official hotel of Izu Shaboten Zoological Park will be right in front of you. There are concept rooms themed around nature and animals, and the ``Official Capybara Room'' is filled with cute stuffed capybaras.For boys, how about the impressive ``Dinosaur Room''? There are many Japanese-style rooms, so it's safe for babies.

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There are four private family baths with natural onsen springs that can be used by family members without any hesitation, so it's perfect for your baby's onsen debut! What's more, it's free, and there's no reservation system; you can enter if there's space available. onsen are simple alkaline onsen that can be used safely even by babies and people with sensitive skin. The changing room also has a baby bed, baby soap, baby bathtub, and bath toys.

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Dinner is a course meal at the restaurant with roast beef as the main dish. They use safe, fresh vegetables from their own garden, and elementary school students can get elementary school plates, and toddlers can get children's plates like this one. In addition, baby food can be made according to the baby's early, middle, and final stages, as well as the baby's age, so it's easy and doesn't require any preparation at home.

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There are lots of picture books and toys in the library space. Even if your child is tired of the room, it is a nice space for bringing them with you as you can have a change of pace. For children of elementary school age and older, you can borrow games such as UNO, Twister, and Blackbeard for free. Have fun with your family!

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Approximately 8 minutes by reservation-based shuttle bus from Izukogen Station. This is a condominium type hotel where you can relax as if you were living there. Certified as a ``Welcome Baby Accommodation'' by MIKI HOUSE Childcare Research Institute, this ``Kids Suite'' room is recommended for families with babies. This is a Japanese-Western style room with few steps, and the room is equipped with an open view bath, baby bath, auxiliary chair, toys, picture books, etc. Enjoy an elegant resort stay♪

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Dinner is a buffet style meal with about 50 dishes, featuring plenty of local ingredients and a mix of seafood and mountain delicacies. In the live kitchen, you can see up close how the chef prepares dishes such as flambéed steaks. Children will be thrilled with the deep-fried food and the parfait bars they can make themselves.They also have a in-room dining plan, which is recommended for families who want to enjoy dinner time just for the family. The ingredients are available in the refrigerator. Enjoy it at your own pace and at your own pace.

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The indoor heated pool is an indoor heated pool that you can enjoy all year round without worrying about the weather. There is also a children's pool with a depth of 60cm, which you can use before check-in. Cyber Stadium (charged) is a next-generation interactive attraction that uses projection mapping and sensors to feel like a game. You can play rhythm games, hockey, and more with your family while getting your body moving. Families with children will be happy to be able to play inside the facility regardless of the season or weather.

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Approximately 5 minutes by car from Izukogen Station. All guest rooms have open-air baths and are two-story maisonette type. Certified as a ``Welcome Baby Inn'', this ``Welcome Kids/Welcome Baby Room'' is always stocked with about 8 toys that can be played with indoors and outdoors. The children are smiling. Safety has been taken into consideration, such as protective nets on the balcony, fall prevention gates on the stairs, and corner guards on furniture, so moms and dads can relax with peace of mind.

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You can take a bath in the open-air hot onsen reserved for guest rooms 24 hours a day, as many times as you like. In addition, you can adjust the temperature to suit your preference, so you can create a bath at an appropriate temperature that is easy for your child to take. There are many ducks available for rent, so you can float them in the bath and play with them. Soap sets and baby bathtubs for infants are also available for rent. We also have a wide variety of children's goods available for rent, including high-low chairs, bouncers, bumbo chairs, baby chairs, diaper trash cans, and children's tableware.

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Dinner is a creative kaiseki dinner using the flavors of Izu. Enjoy breakfast and in-room dining. This ``Children's Lunch'' for ages 3 to 10 includes a variety of items that children will love, such as hamburgers and fried lobster. Elementary school students will be served an adult meal, so please let us know in advance if you would like a children's lunch. Infants receive free rice and miso soup. For babies, we can lend out tableware, warm up the baby food you brought, and wash dishes.

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Approximately 10 minutes from Izukogen Station by free shuttle service (reservation required). This small hot spring inn with 6 rooms perched on a hill offers the warm hospitality you can expect from a small inn. All rooms have an open-air bath, and from the bath you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Izu Seven Islands. This "Mikan no Ma" is the room with the best view. The magnificent scenery of the ocean and the Izu Seven Islands will look even more beautiful and will liven up your travel mood.

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All rooms have a unique onsen open-air bath. You can choose from Shigaraki ware ceramic baths or rock baths depending on your preference.If you are bringing a baby, we recommend the ``Baby onsen Debut Plan''. There are many baby goods available for rent, including cube milk, baby food (ready-made), 5 disposable diapers, a trash can with a lid for diapers, baby soap, a baby bath, a baby chair, baby wipes, a formula pot, and a baby bottle sterilization case. You can also significantly reduce your luggage.

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Enjoy your meal in your in-room dining without worrying about your surroundings. For dinner, we will serve seasonal dishes centered around Izu's three major ingredients: spiny lobster, red sea bream, and Shizuoka-grown Ashika beef. We are also particular about other ingredients, such as fresh sashimi caught at local fishing ports and pesticide-free vegetables grown by local farmers. Children can also prepare creative dishes like this one, such as golden sea bream sashimi and stewed hamburger steak, which are luxurious and filling♪ The whole family will be very satisfied.

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This onsen ryokan is located on slightly higher ground from the city center, about 10 minutes by car from Ito Station. If you make a reservation, we'll be happy to come pick you up at the station for free! With the "Baby onsen Plan", children aged 0 to 3 are free of charge. We also have a wide range of children's goods for rent, including child chairs, step stools, auxiliary toilet seats, diaper trash cans, baby futons, and milk formula pots.Relax in our Japanese-style room. Some rooms have an open-air bath. There are yukata and setta for children, so you can take pictures of the whole family in yukata.

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In the men's and women's public baths at the inn, there are cribs, baby bath chairs, baby bathtubs and hot water thermometers that can be taken to the public bath, so please bring your baby with you. At the private family bath "Suzume no Yu" (for a fee), you can take a leisurely bath with your family without worrying about other guests watching. It even comes with a full-body shampoo that produces gentle bubbles and toys for your child to play with in the bath, so they can have a fun bath time♪

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For dinner, you can choose from a selection of fish, meat, vegetable, and grilled abalone in your room. meal The monthly dessert choice is also a fun ♡ Children can choose from a "Children's Dinner Set", "Children's Dinner Set (Small)", "Children's Omelette Rice Set", "Children's Kaisen Zukushi", and many more. Babies can be fed on meals both at breakfast and dinner, making meal a great place for the whole family.

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This inn, about 5 minutes by car from Izu-Inatori Station, boasts a free private bath. There is a free shuttle bus from the station, which is great for train lovers. All rooms have ocean views, and this room is a onsen style hot spring room with an open-air bath and deck. You can take a bath whenever you like. What's more, the check-out time is usually 10am, but it's 11am, and if you're in a special room, it's 12pm, which is a great service for families with children who have a long time to leave! Samue (samue) for children (charges apply) are also available.

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Five private baths with different tastes are free! You can take a bath with your family without worrying about noisy surroundings. All five private baths are equipped with baby baths, baby chairs, crib, diaper bins, and other equipment for babies, so you can bathe with your baby without worry. After taking a bath, please enjoy a free beer mug and mini shaved ice (15:00-17:30). Papa mama, children will also smile with a smile.

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The meal is a dining banquet. In addition to the kaiseki menu, which is carefully prepared one by one, there are also steaks and other main dishes that are served by chefs in the open kitchen, so you can fill up your stomach. Children are also glued to the dishes made in front of them. For toddlers, you can prepare a child plate.

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"Risoccia IZU" in the building is the largest indoor kids room in the Izu area! Oversized slides that children will be delighted with, ball pools and Tarzan ropes, etc., will capture the hearts of children. Entry is free for guests, and it's indoors, so you can enjoy it even on rainy days. In summer, the outdoor pool is open, with a shallow edge of 70 cm and a deep center of 110 cm, which can be enjoyed by everyone from children to adults. During the sea bathing season, there is a shuttle bus from the hotel to the beach.

Nakaizu is an area such as Mishima City, Shuzenji, and Izunokuni City. There are many sightseeing spots where you can enjoy nature and historical buildings such as "Jouren Waterfall" and "Shuzenji". Don't forget to check out popular spots for children, such as "Shuzenji Niji no Sato" where the train runs, and "Izu Panorama Park" where there is a spectacular ropeway♪

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Located approximately 7 minutes by car or 15 minutes by free shuttle bus from Izu-Nagaoka Station, the hotel boasts onsen that you can visit and a beautiful Japanese garden. This is the "Satsukitei guest room with an open-air bath." It's safe even if you have a baby rolling around on the tatami mats. Baby goods such as diaper buckets and bath chairs are available for rent, and amenities for children are also available. There is an open-air bath in your room, so enjoy a relaxing onsen bath while feeling the changing seasons.

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This is Manten no Yumuden, a large onsen made entirely of cypress in the main building, which is modeled after Nara's Horyuji Temple and Yumedono. There are also more than 15 types of baths on the premises, making it a large and exciting space for both children and mothers. There is also a private open-air hot spring bath (for a fee), so why not enjoy touring the hot springs inside the hotel? There is also a bath chair for children, a diaper bin in the dressing room, and a diaper changing bed, so you can take care of your baby without having to worry.

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The inn is popular for its Japanese, Western, and Chinese dinner buffet, but the breakfast buffet, which offers 40 different menu items including freshly baked bread, is also very popular! You can enjoy croissants, which are so popular that some people stay just for them, and ``Kattedon'', a luxurious bowl made with as much seasonal local fish as you like. There are also menus that are easy for children to eat, such as tamagoyaki, natto, onsen spring eggs, and kettle-fried whitebait. In addition to children's tableware and chairs, we also have disposable aprons available.

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After relaxing your body in onsen, why not read some manga to soothe your mind? This is one of the largest onsen libraries in Izu, located on the 2nd floor of the main building's ``Large Bath Yumeden''. There are over 30,000 manga books, and there are also many picture books that children will enjoy, like this one! There is also a space where you can take off your shoes and read, so you can read aloud to your baby.

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Approximately 5 minutes by free shuttle bus from Ohito Station. It's a reasonable hotel with cute dome-shaped detached houses, each independent! Shuzenji Niji no Sato, which is about a 15-minute drive from the hotel, and Bicycle Country Cycle Sports Center are also within a 25-minute drive, making it a great base for sightseeing spots. During the day, you can use the multi-purpose court for free, so you can work up a sweat by playing basketball, badminton, futsal, or kids' putter.

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This "Type B" room has 4 beds and 2 futons in the loft, so it can accommodate up to 6 people. All rooms have a bath and toilet, and the baths are fed by onsen, which is nice. You can rent many games for free that the whole family can enjoy, such as playing cards, Othello, UNO, life games, and Donjara. Planetarium projectors are also available for rent, although quantities are limited. Looks like you can have fun with your family at night♪

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In a separate building about a 3-minute walk from your room, there is onsen called "Hyakusho no Yu" with a wide variety of types. You can enjoy more than 10 types of onsen and saunas from around the world, and guests can use them for free. A onsen theme park with hot spring baths, popular carbonated springs (commonly known as ramune baths), game corners, and massages! If your baby is unable to take a diaper, there is a baby bath available for rent in your room, so please use that.

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For meal, enjoy your favorite dishes at Hohoemi meal. You can enjoy a wide variety of menu items such as set meals, rice bowls, and noodles, along with exquisite local beer. This is the recommended menu, "Special Seafood Bowl." For children, there is also a ``children's menu'' that includes hamburgers and fries. There are also light snacks such as ramen and rice balls. At the Handmade Workshop, you can also buy breads such as melon bread and chocolate cornet, so you don't have to worry about eating them.

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This hotel is a complex resort hotel spread out in the Izu Forest, which has a vast site of 500,000 tsubo, about 25 minutes by free shuttle bus from Shuzenji Station. It is also attractive that you can choose rooms that are easy to stay in even if you are traveling with children, such as rooms with open-air baths or cottages. The rooms in this cottage have a separate living room and Japanese-style room, so it is recommended for families traveling with children or for 3-generation trips. There are also free rental items such as children's yukatas, diaper dust boxes, and children's chairs, so you can reduce the amount of luggage you have to carry.

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Enjoy your meal at Dining FUJI, where you can meal a view of Mt. Fuji in an open space. We offer course and buffet-style meal prepared using Izu ingredients using Japanese and Western essences and techniques. This is the children's menu for dinner. In addition, there is a mountain-shaped trampoline called ``Fuwafuwa Dome'' at ``BBQ GARDEN'', where children can enjoy barbecue, which is very popular with children!

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There is a gymnasium "Sports Center" of 1000 square meters in the site. Basketball, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, etc. can be enjoyed, and sports shoes, balls, rackets, etc. can be rented for free (some equipment is charged). There is also a kids' room, so you can play with your family according to your child's age. After playing a lot, go to onsen large communal bath. There is a large indoor bath overlooking the Amagi mountain range, an open-air bath, and a sauna, so forget about the time and enjoy a relaxing onsen bath.

Nishiizu, which is famous for its sunsets, refers to areas such as Nishiizu-cho and Matsuzaki-cho. There are also many marine spots, scenic spots, and sightseeing spots such as the Dogashima Pleasure Boat, Matsuzaki Coast, and Toi Gold Mine. This is "Sanshiro Island" where you can experience a phenomenon designated as a natural monument called "Tombolo", where rapids appear at low tide and you can walk across. How about taking a walk to remember your trip?

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Meijikan is located approximately 52 minutes by bus from Shuzenji Station and approximately 1 minute walk from Yunokawa bus stop. The sea is right in front of you, so you can go directly to the beach from the lobby. The sea is shallow and calm, making it popular with families, and it is also especially beautiful in the evening. We also recommend taking a walk with your family ♪ There is also a free children's space with toys and DVDs, so you can have plenty of fun even inside the inn.

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This room, ``Minato,'' is like being on a ship. Children are very excited about the boat-shaped bunk beds! If you opt for the "Family Plan," up to two pre-school children can stay free of charge, and elementary school students can also stay for a flat rate. Furthermore, even if your child becomes unwell on the day of the trip, there will be no cancellation fee if you notify us of the schedule change! It's great for families with children. You can also borrow toothbrush sets, yukatas, slippers, temperature-controlled pots, baby wipes, and diaper buckets for free, so you can reduce your luggage.

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onsen is located right in front of the sea. The hot water at Toi onsen, which stays warm for a relatively long time, onsen said to be highly effective for beautifying the skin, as it contains a lot of minerals such as salt, sodium, and calcium. We also have baby soap, bath chairs, baby bathtubs, and toys for children, so your baby can take a bath with peace of mind. This open, private open-air bath also has an indoor bath (for a fee). Let's enjoy the free-flowing onsen without bathing the whole family.

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For dinner, freshly caught seasonal seafood from Toi's rich waters is carefully prepared and served right in front of you. There is a children's menu and two types of baby chairs are available, so it's safe to bring small children. The buffet style desserts include a wide variety of soft serve ice cream, zenzai, and shiratama dumplings! You can also make your own original desserts. We recommend Tokoroten, a famous specialty of Nishiizu and Toi.

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Approximately 75 minutes by car from Shuzenji Station. This hotel overlooks Suruga Bay and has the atmosphere of a European resort by the sea where you can see beautiful sunsets. The outdoor pool is open in the summer, and there is also a children's pool with a depth of about 30 cm right next to the adult pool. The beach is also right in front of you. In addition, there is free table tennis and karaoke, and advice on rental fishing rods and fishing spots. You can also rent a set of fire extinguishing buckets, so you can also light some flower fires. The children were very happy to have lots of fun!

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There are not only Western-style rooms, but also Japanese-style rooms with large windows like this one. The blue sea jumps into your eyes the moment you enter the room. Your child will scream, "Wow!" Yukata come in many patterns and sizes, and there are even ones for children, so it would be nice to take a commemorative photo with the whole family in yukata. Rent a board game and have fun with your family at night. There are also plans that include admission tickets to ``Mitsu Sea Paradise'' and ``Shimoda Undersea Aquarium,'' where you can interact with sea friends!

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onsen are attractive with a wide variety of bathtubs. This is a "crystal bath" with a stylish European atmosphere. It's very romantic, and especially girls may enjoy feeling like a princess. In addition, in the ``cypress bath'' with the pleasant scent of cypress, you will be healed by the Japanese atmosphere and feel like a lord. There is also an open-air bath surrounded by greenery. After taking a bath, you can have a lively conversation with your family about which bath you prefer♪

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Dinner is an original buffet that incorporates Japan's four seasons and includes a wide selection of warm and seasonal dishes. There are about 70 items on the menu, including fresh sashimi like this one, and in addition to soft drinks, you can also drink as much alcohol as you want, including draft beer! There are many menu items that children will enjoy, and they are sure to be fascinated by it.Children's chairs are also available at the restaurant, so you can enjoy meal in peace.

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The inn is about 50 minutes by Tokai bus from Shuzenji Station, and about 2 minutes walk from the last stop, Heda. This inn is proud of its seaside cuisine, which focuses on tall crabs and local seafood. You can see Toda Port from the sea-side rooms, and you can relax in Japanese-style rooms or Japanese-Western rooms like this one. Although it is not onsen, there are some rooms with stone indoor baths and observation baths. The view of the ocean and the sound of the waves from the window will soothe you.

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onsen are calcium and sodium sulfate springs. From the men's bath, you can see the sunset over Toda Port and Cape Mihama, and from the women's bath, you can see the sunrise from Mt. Daruma Mountain. Furthermore, there are two private open-air baths with ocean views like this one on the rooftop that you can use for free. The view of Toda Bay dyed red by the setting sun from the bath is truly a spectacular sight. Take a relaxing bath with your family and be enchanted by the beautiful scenery.

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Dinner is at meal. At Tokiwaya, you can enjoy rare flavors such as tall-legged crabs (seasonally available), made to order. There are also a variety of other seafood such as shrimp, horse mackerel, and yellowtail! Even children want to bite into Toda's famous tall crab. The largest ones are said to be more than 3 meters long when their legs are extended. Elementary school students will receive a meal with 1 to 2 fewer items than adults, and infants will receive a Western-style children's lunch. If you have a baby, you can bring your own baby food and have it heated.

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Even beginners and children can enjoy fishing at the port, which is about a 0-minute walk from the hotel. Rental bamboo rods come with bait, so you can easily try your hand at it (for a fee). Depending on the type and size of the fish you catch, you may be able to have it cooked for dinner ♪ Children will be thrilled to be able to eat the fish they caught themselves! It is also useful for dietary education. Mom and dad are smiling at the sight of their happy children. You'll have more fun memories.

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This hotel, located approximately 60 minutes by bus from Shimoda Station and approximately 5 minutes by shuttle bus from Dogashima bus stop, boasts oceanfront views from all rooms. Even from this ``Standard Japanese-style room in the west wing'', you can see the beautiful sea view of Dogashima right in front of your eyes. You can see the spectacular view of Dogashima from the public bath and open-air bath, so enjoy the scenery to your heart's content. We also have yukata for children, so you and your family can dress up in yukata and take a walk to the nearby sea.

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The meal are Kaiseki cuisine using seasonal ingredients from Izu that vary depending on the season, such as spiny lobster, abalone, red sea bream, local Izu fish, Shizuoka beef, seasonal vegetables, and new summer oranges. For children, there is a ``Children's Dinner'' that includes hamburgers and sashimi. There are versions for elementary school students and preschoolers, and you can choose according to their age. There are also fun ideas that will make children smile, such as juices and sprinkles with cute characters on them!

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The outdoor and indoor pools are open during the summer, and there is also a children's pool. If you go down below the outdoor pool, you can go to the cove-shaped "Tsubazawa Beach" (it is not a sandy beach). There are few waves, so it feels like a natural pool. The clarity is excellent, so you can observe colorful fish while snorkeling. In addition, there are facilities for the whole family to enjoy, such as arcade games and table tennis.

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The inn, which takes about 40 minutes by bus from Rendaiji Station and gets off at Dogashima Stop, boasts a spectacular view overlooking Dogashima. You can enjoy beautiful views from your room or bath. This ``deluxe Japanese-style room'' has an unobstructed view of Dogashima from the window. Some of the rooms with open-air baths offer spectacular views from the bath, so they are recommended for families with children. We also have baby supplies such as baby chairs and baby futons, as well as Samue for children, so you can have a comfortable stay.

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Enjoying the open-air bath by the water while listening to the sound of rippling waves and the sea breeze, you will feel like you are one with the sea. The private bath is also right on the water's edge, so the whole family can share the excitement of an open-air bath with a spectacular view. For babies, there is a baby bath and a baby chair for bathing. Miso soup with sea bream is also served after your morning bath. The whole family will be delighted with this addictive dish. This is a bath that you will want to take as many times as you like during your stay♪

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Let's have O meal in your room, Japanese dining room, or banquet hall, depending on the plan and the number of people. At in-room dining, you can relax with your children without worrying about the people around you. The Izu-style creative cuisine centered on fresh seafood is a feast for both the eyes and the palate. We also offer a children's lunch like this one for toddlers, and for elementary school students, we offer a meal with several dishes subtracted from those for adults. For breakfast, enjoy the "Bonito Magocha" and Nishi-Izu Dried Fish Set Meal, both of which come from the local area of Nishi-Izu.

The southern part of the Izu Peninsula, Shimoda City, Minamiizu Town, Kawazu Town, etc. is the Minamiizu area. Shimoda's "Perry Road" where you can take a stroll through the atmospheric townscape that became the stage for the opening of the country with the arrival of the Black Ships at the end of the Edo period, "Yumigahama", a mecca for marine leisure with quiet waves and beautiful sandy beaches, and a cute sea. There are many famous sightseeing spots such as the Shimoda Undersea Aquarium where you can meet the creatures of the sea.

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Standing 56m above sea level on the hill of the cove, Shimoda Tokyu Hotel offers a view of the Izu Islands in the distance on clear days. 6 minutes by free shuttle bus from Izukyu-Shimoda Station, 10 minutes walk to Perry Road, and 15 minutes walk to Shimoda Underwater Aquarium, convenient for sightseeing. Surrounded by abundant nature, the hotel garden has seasonal flowers and trees. We also recommend taking a family walk on the walking course recommended by the staff around the hotel.

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This is an ocean view standard Japanese room. Bed guards and cribs can be borrowed free of charge in Western-style rooms, but Japanese-style rooms are also popular with families with small children. From 3 years old, we provide toothbrushes, slippers, and nightwear, so you can reduce the amount of luggage you need to carry. In addition, you can rent out trash cans for diapers and sterilize baby bottles at the front desk. We also have rental games such as Othello, life games, and Jenga, so please enjoy them in your room.

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The meals served at the restaurant ``Ma Cher Mer Bansho'' are an innovative Japanese-Western fusion style where you can enjoy the ``seasonal'' flavors of Izu. Meals are served in courses, and children can also enjoy delicious meals like this ``kids course.'' There is also a ``Kids Plate for Toddlers,'' so you can warm up weaning food for your baby. Children's chairs are also available for rent, so enjoy a delicious meal with the whole family.

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During the summer vacation season, let's have fun at the garden pool. There is also a toddler pool with a depth of 30 to 40 cm, so if you wear a swimming diaper, even children who are not in diapers can have fun together. Also, about a 2-minute walk away is Nabetahama Beach, which shines in emerald green. It's convenient because you can go from the pool to Nabetahama Beach in your swimsuit. Nabeta Beach is a cove with shallow waters and calm waves, making it easy for small children to play there.

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Approximately 5 minutes by free shuttle bus from Izukyu Shimoda Station. This is a hot spring inn overlooking a highly transparent white sand beach with all rooms offering ocean views. This room is the most popular corner room "Corner Room" (separate room designation fee applies). A 10 tatami Japanese-style room with a private open-air bath made of Izu stone. Enjoy onsen whenever and however you like while looking out at the sea and listening to the sound of the waves. You can enjoy a relaxing onsen with your whole family without worrying about other guests.

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There are many children's items that you can borrow for free at the inn! We have a rental catalog for baby and kids support, and you can arrange it on the same day. Milk formula pot, diaper bucket, auxiliary toilet seat, tableware, cupcakes, baby bathtub, shower chair, toys, and so much more! There is a children's room in the hotel. It's perfect for letting your kids play for a while after arriving at your accommodation or before or after a meal. In the summer, an outdoor pool for children opens, so you can have plenty of fun just at the hotel.

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The spring quality of "Shimoda no Yu" is a simple onsen with little stimulation. Basically, children over 3 months old can take a bath, so it is safe for babies to make their debut in onsen. There is a baby cot in the public bath. All bathtubs have ocean views. You can take a bath while looking out at the sea in the large bath, open-air bath, and private onsen open-air bath. This is Mermaid, a sailing spa with a Western-style open-air bath using a boat. Children will be excited about the exciting form!

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For dinner, choose between ``Seafood Charcoal-grilled Kaiseki'' served in the charcoal-grilled dining room, or ``Iso Kaiseki'' prepared in your room or in the dining room. For children, you can choose from the "Kids Box" recommended for children between 1 and 3 years old like this one, Japanese Kaiseki-style children's dishes for elementary school students, and children's lunch style for toddlers, so you can choose according to age! They also have a la carte dishes such as chawanmushi, and they also prepare porridge for infants (for a fee) as baby food, and you can also bring in commercially available baby food.

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Approximately 13 minutes walk from Izukyu Shimoda Station. Kurofune Hotel stands out as a landmark in the center of Shimoda. Located in a location overlooking Shimoda Bay, all rooms have ocean views. This "Junior Suite 415" room has a hanging egg chair that children will love, two beds attached to each other, making it easy to sleep together, and an open-air bath with a view of the ocean. Let's relax and watch the boats go by on the sea with the kids ♪

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Dinner is a multi-course dinner featuring fresh seafood caught at the Shimoda Fish Market in front of you and local seasonal ingredients. Choose from a variety of courses featuring gold-eyed sea bream, lobster, abalone, and Japanese black beef. The real pleasure of traveling is that you can get ingredients that you don't usually eat, and ♪ even children can prepare meal with many children's favorite menus like this. You will have a memorable meal time.

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The hotel has a dome pool (extra charge) available only during the summer. There is also a children's area with a depth of 50 cm, so it is safe for families with children. There are also other areas where children can play, such as a kids' room with lots of toys and a plaza themed around Showa-era games such as kendama, beanbags, and daruma otoshi. There's also a corner where you can try your hand at painting Arita porcelain (for a fee), and a nail corner (for a fee) where you can try your hand at painting with your kids, so you can create memories for parents and children.

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Approximately 15 minutes by free shuttle bus (reservation required) from Izukyu Shimoda Station. A clear stream flows through the approximately 30,000 tsubo site, and the hotel has its own hot spring source with an abundant amount of hot water. Recommended for families who want to forget about the hustle and bustle of everyday life and spend a relaxing time in a quiet village forest. From the window of this ``Japanese modern Japanese room,'' you can see the landscape of the countryside. There are also rooms with open-air baths where you can enjoy onsen whenever you like. We also have amenities such as Samue, towels, and toothbrushes for children, so you can reduce your luggage a little!

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For dinner, in addition to ingredients from the sea and mountains near Izu, carefully selected ingredients are used to make an original Japanese kaiseki set "Shikisai" that can only be tasted here. For children, the whole family is very satisfied ♪ with carefully made meal for children, such as "Wakaba Gozen" for children aged 3 ~ 5 years old like this one, and "Aoba Gozen" with increased volume for elementary school students.

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The summer-only onsen pool is a full-fledged outdoor pool measuring 25m x 10m. There is also a children's pool, so both adults and children can have fun. Other fun activities in the summer include the ``Festival Plaza'' (for a fee) where you can enjoy shooting, drawing lots, and dice games, and ``a little fireworks'' on the grounds. Additionally, if you opt for the summer-only family plan, you'll get some great benefits such as fireworks and soft-serve ice cream for your kids, and a 1,000 yen in-house ticket per room!

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There's no need to think that traveling with children is difficult. Izu has many sightseeing spots that everyone can enjoy, making it the perfect area for a family weekend trip. You can have fun and relax during your stay, with a ``Japanese-style room'' that is safe for babies, a ``private bath'' where you can take a relaxing bath, and a fun ``kids room.'' Furthermore, by renting children's goods, you can reduce the amount of luggage you carry and make it easier to move around. If you choose a hotel that welcomes children, the whole family will be happy! Now, let's go on a trip to Izu♪