Ayunokaze
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
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Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Restaurant
Laundry
Hot Spring Bath (Onsen)
Shower
More about Ayunokaze
Ayunokaze
Location A great option for a journey on a budget - hotel «Ayunokaze» is located in Ito. This hotel is located nearby from the city center.At the hotel Taste the local cuisine and have a rest in the restaurant. Wi-Fi on the territory will help you stay on-line. If you travel by car, there’s a parking zone.
Reviews from 
Group traveller
CA
Comment: 28 Oct 2012
Stayed in: Oct 2012
Awesome !!
This was the first time I visited an Onsen and the experience was awesome!
The owners at this Onsen were EXTREMELY nice, polite and courteous. Made us feel literally like kings and queens even though they didn't really speak English.
Upon arrival we were greeted by whom I presume as the owners of the Onsen. We had originally booked one room for the 4 of us but she gave us the option of splitting into 2 rooms. Something we didn't expect. After moving our luggage into our rooms, she proceeded to advise us that we should wear the Yukata for dinner and then left us alone to relax and take a bath prior to dinner.
The Onsen is a cozy place located at the top of the hill with an awesome view. Almost feels like home away from home..heehe. Very relaxing.
Rooms: The rooms we were in were very spacious and furnished with traditional Japanese furniture. They were also equipped with TV and an air conditioning unit attached to the wall with remote. Balcony had an awesome overview of the city and ocean. Washroom was very spacious as well. The private bath was located in a separate room right beside the washroom (still part of the bathroom and room itself). The bathroom was made up of all wood which was equipped with a shower head just as you enter and then the bath. (According to Japanese bath etiquette, one is to shower first prior to entering the bath). The bath was amazing! Water was nice and HOT and the view was spectacular! which was very relaxing as the trek up to the Onsen was a journey as we had gotten lost. But after the nice bath all was put behind and just became a good laugh.
Dinner: one word. AMAZING! Dinner was prepared and nicely plated for us. Ingredients used were very fresh. Prior to serving the next course our tables were cleaned. We were also given a Sashimi boat which was again very good.
Breakfast: again Amazing! There was so much food. felt like we ate 2 breakfasts, a traditional japanese breakfast and a western breakfast merged as one.
Overall, this first time experience was amazing and VERY memorable. The people at this Onsen were amazing and proves that despite the language barrier they were able to provide spectacular service. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a relaxing day(s) and a spectacular view.
The owners at this Onsen were EXTREMELY nice, polite and courteous. Made us feel literally like kings and queens even though they didn't really speak English.
Upon arrival we were greeted by whom I presume as the owners of the Onsen. We had originally booked one room for the 4 of us but she gave us the option of splitting into 2 rooms. Something we didn't expect. After moving our luggage into our rooms, she proceeded to advise us that we should wear the Yukata for dinner and then left us alone to relax and take a bath prior to dinner.
The Onsen is a cozy place located at the top of the hill with an awesome view. Almost feels like home away from home..heehe. Very relaxing.
Rooms: The rooms we were in were very spacious and furnished with traditional Japanese furniture. They were also equipped with TV and an air conditioning unit attached to the wall with remote. Balcony had an awesome overview of the city and ocean. Washroom was very spacious as well. The private bath was located in a separate room right beside the washroom (still part of the bathroom and room itself). The bathroom was made up of all wood which was equipped with a shower head just as you enter and then the bath. (According to Japanese bath etiquette, one is to shower first prior to entering the bath). The bath was amazing! Water was nice and HOT and the view was spectacular! which was very relaxing as the trek up to the Onsen was a journey as we had gotten lost. But after the nice bath all was put behind and just became a good laugh.
Dinner: one word. AMAZING! Dinner was prepared and nicely plated for us. Ingredients used were very fresh. Prior to serving the next course our tables were cleaned. We were also given a Sashimi boat which was again very good.
Breakfast: again Amazing! There was so much food. felt like we ate 2 breakfasts, a traditional japanese breakfast and a western breakfast merged as one.
Overall, this first time experience was amazing and VERY memorable. The people at this Onsen were amazing and proves that despite the language barrier they were able to provide spectacular service. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a relaxing day(s) and a spectacular view.
Group traveller
CA
Comment: 24 Oct 2012
Stayed in: Oct 2012
Amazing first experience!
This was the first time I visited Japan and so I wanted to spend a night at a ryokan. I was visiting with three other friends. We chose to go with Ayunokaze because it was one of the places a friend of mine recommended and it seemed the nicest based on the pictures on the website. Everything was in japanese and so I needed the help of my friend who is japanese for the booking. I don't think it would be possible to make a booking at this place if you do not understand japanese so you would definitely need help from someone if you don't. I was lucky enough to have someone help.
My friends were a little skeptical at first as it was a little on the pricey side. The cheapest package was 21,000 yen per person per night which is approximately 270 CAD at the time. This includes dinner and breakfast served in your room.
When we first arrived at Ito station we decided to walk to the place since according to google map it was only a 10 minute walk. This was a bad idea since the place is actually up at the top of the hill that overlooks the town. We ended up getting lost but managed to find our way after being offered help by some locals. I would strongly urge you to take a taxi cab at the station. The hill is incredibly steep so if you have any luggage with you at all it would be incredibly difficult to climb.
Once we arrived at the place the owners I presume greeted us and were really nice in helping us with our luggage. They were a little surprised with how much we had with us but we were actually coming directly from Kyoto and then later will be heading to Tokyo and Hong Kong after.
They showed us all the rooms they had and allowed us to choose the rooms we liked. There were four of us so technically they could have crammed us into one room but they were kind enough to give us two separate rooms and instead of serving us our dinner and breakfast in our rooms they set them up in another larger room so we can eat together.
Dinner and breakfast were both incredibly elaborate. For dinner there was a sashimi boat as well as a mix of both japanese and french dishes (see pictures). There was also wagyu which are these perfectly marbled pieces of beef. After each course attendants would clean the tables and would then present the next course. We felt like kings. I actually felt a little guilty at how well they were treating us.
We had private baths in each room that is accessed via the bathroom. We were free to use it whenever and however many times we wanted. I personally enjoyed a nice soak shortly after arrival and before dinner, then another later that evening before bed, and then a final one in the morning.
The next morning after breakfast we got packed and ready to head out. After settling the bill the owner offered to drive us to the station which was really nice. The car was too small to fit us all so he did two rounds.
I was thoroughly impressed by this place. Despite the language barrier their service was impeccable and people were super nice. In retrospect, the price was totally worth it considering all the food and service. I actually regret not going for the more expensive package as it included even better food items.
I definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking to experience a night at a ryokan and would prefer having private baths.
My friends were a little skeptical at first as it was a little on the pricey side. The cheapest package was 21,000 yen per person per night which is approximately 270 CAD at the time. This includes dinner and breakfast served in your room.
When we first arrived at Ito station we decided to walk to the place since according to google map it was only a 10 minute walk. This was a bad idea since the place is actually up at the top of the hill that overlooks the town. We ended up getting lost but managed to find our way after being offered help by some locals. I would strongly urge you to take a taxi cab at the station. The hill is incredibly steep so if you have any luggage with you at all it would be incredibly difficult to climb.
Once we arrived at the place the owners I presume greeted us and were really nice in helping us with our luggage. They were a little surprised with how much we had with us but we were actually coming directly from Kyoto and then later will be heading to Tokyo and Hong Kong after.
They showed us all the rooms they had and allowed us to choose the rooms we liked. There were four of us so technically they could have crammed us into one room but they were kind enough to give us two separate rooms and instead of serving us our dinner and breakfast in our rooms they set them up in another larger room so we can eat together.
Dinner and breakfast were both incredibly elaborate. For dinner there was a sashimi boat as well as a mix of both japanese and french dishes (see pictures). There was also wagyu which are these perfectly marbled pieces of beef. After each course attendants would clean the tables and would then present the next course. We felt like kings. I actually felt a little guilty at how well they were treating us.
We had private baths in each room that is accessed via the bathroom. We were free to use it whenever and however many times we wanted. I personally enjoyed a nice soak shortly after arrival and before dinner, then another later that evening before bed, and then a final one in the morning.
The next morning after breakfast we got packed and ready to head out. After settling the bill the owner offered to drive us to the station which was really nice. The car was too small to fit us all so he did two rounds.
I was thoroughly impressed by this place. Despite the language barrier their service was impeccable and people were super nice. In retrospect, the price was totally worth it considering all the food and service. I actually regret not going for the more expensive package as it included even better food items.
I definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking to experience a night at a ryokan and would prefer having private baths.
Couple
Comment: 5 Jul 2020
Stayed in: Jul 2020
他のお客様と会わない。
すごい坂道を上がって行くと5部屋の小さな宿にたどり着きます。眺めはとても良く、目の前が初島、伊東の駅や街並みを一望できます。他のお客様と会わ ないので密にもならず、安心。お料理は、地魚のお刺身あり、パイのスープに和牛の陶板焼き、パン、ご飯とお腹いっぱいになりました。お料理を運んでくれるスタッフも感じが良くとても居心地が良かったです。部屋に付いているお風呂は、ずっと源泉かけ流しで気持ち良かったです。リピします。
Family traveller
Comment: 13 Feb 2016
Stayed in: Dec 2015
和風ペンション・高級民宿と言った感じ
年末の12/30に急に思い立ち、大晦日～元日と泊まってきました。
超ハイシーズンと言う事も有りお値段もそれなりでしたが、お風呂・お料理・部屋・サービス、どれをとっても満足のいくものでした。
特筆すべきは部屋のお風呂、２４時間お湯が流れ続けるかけ流しで、お湯につかりながら相模湾を一望でき、ベランダ側の窓を開け放てば露天風呂と言った風情を味わえます。
伊東駅から徒歩圏内ですが、途中に結構キツイ坂が有ります。天気の悪い時や良すぎる時、荷物の多い時は徒歩はやめた方が無難かも。また、街歩きを楽しみたい方には不向きだと思います。
超ハイシーズンと言う事も有りお値段もそれなりでしたが、お風呂・お料理・部屋・サービス、どれをとっても満足のいくものでした。
特筆すべきは部屋のお風呂、２４時間お湯が流れ続けるかけ流しで、お湯につかりながら相模湾を一望でき、ベランダ側の窓を開け放てば露天風呂と言った風情を味わえます。
伊東駅から徒歩圏内ですが、途中に結構キツイ坂が有ります。天気の悪い時や良すぎる時、荷物の多い時は徒歩はやめた方が無難かも。また、街歩きを楽しみたい方には不向きだと思います。
Family traveller
Comment: 20 Jun 2015
Stayed in: Mar 2015
のんびり出来る源泉かけ流しのお風呂
家族で利用しました。伊東駅から山手方向の住宅地内にある普通の家です。玄関にのれんが無ければ分からないと思います。部屋は、５室ほどしかありません。この宿はそれぞれの部屋にかけ流しのお風呂があ り、いつでも入浴出来ます。今回、１階に宿泊した為に外の景色は観れませんでしたが横のテラスに出れば海と伊東市内が見渡せます。２階の場合は景色が見れたかもしれません。料理も良かったです。また、飲み物の持ち込みが可能でした。グラス類は貸してくれます。場所が、山手の住宅地のために食事後に外へ遊びに出かける事は出来ませんね。また、HOTELの様な大きなお風呂を期待される方は避けたほうが良いかと思います。
Very good location
794-1 Matsubara, Itō, 414-0006, Chūbu, Japan|1.4 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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