Hanafubuki

This relaxing inn has many private hot springs, allowing you to enjoy a soak in the hot springs. The meals are seasonal, with high-quality Japanese cuisine prepared with the utmost skill. Even foreign guests are served in perfect English, so it's clear that the inn has a great following. It's always a relaxing and enjoyable inn. With plenty of hot springs, you'll never get bored and can enjoy them again and again. Small birds and squirrels visit the open-air baths in the mornings, allowing you to fully enjoy nature. The scent of Kuromoji is apparently cherished, and the rooms have a lovely, relaxing fragrance.

Thoughtful attention to detail in every aspect!

Birthday Request It's a ryokan, but it also offers day-trip access to the hot springs, lunch, and sweets shop. Saturday, we decided to use the hot springs for lunch and a day-trip. I made a reservation for lunch in advance and let them know that I'd also be using the hot springs. Hanafubuki is located in the 16,000-acre forest of Izu Kogen, with three restaurants, nine private hot springs, and 20 guest rooms. I almost got lost. I went to what looked like the reception area, but they were eating in that building. There was only one other group waiting after us. There are three restaurants, so I thought they might be there, but there were people waiting for a funeral, so I guess they were using it for a large group. The sweets shop also seemed to be there. ◆Yoneji (Yoneji) 5,500 yen (tax included) ◆Day-trip hot spring 50-minute plan 1,800 yen → 1,500 yen with meal ◆Yebisu draft beer 660 yen ◆Matsumoto 990 yen ◆Kishu Nankou plums 660 yen It's also fun to choose your own sake cup ♪ Yoneji's lunch menu adds grilled dishes to the 3,850 yen lunch menu. The grilled dishes on this day were "Yakitori (Grilled Winter Yellowtail) with Miso Sauce, Celery Dressed with Black Sesame, and Grated Kumquat." The quality is perfect for a lunch meal. Each dish is carefully prepared, making it a visual feast. Every dish is perfectly seasoned! The warabimochi dessert melts in your mouth and is delicious. I wish I could eat this at a sweet shop. Even the toothpicks are stylish. I'm totally stuffed. Satisfied♡ Cashless payment accepted. Table seating available. Free parking. 9 private baths. The private bath is 1800 yen for adults, but dining customers get a discount of 1500 yen, so it's a great deal. If it's your first time, Kuromojiyu, which has both indoor and outdoor baths, is recommended. I was given a map, but as I walked around, it felt like a maze and I was about to get lost. When you lock the door, the lantern in front of the private bath lights up red, so you know it's in use. It's spacious and comfortable for a private bath. The open-air bath is also very open. While I was soaking, I saw a squirrel crawling over the fence? rushed past. Probably an amenity for guests. Since I had just had lunch, I even brushed my teeth. The tap water is purified natural water from Mt. Amagi. You want to be hydrated after a bath, right? The bath was great! I felt so relaxed! I'd love to come back again!