In the marble-finished French-style Entrance hall, our entire staff join together to greet each guest from the heart.
Front Desk staff provide information about nearby sightseeing spots, restaurants for eating lunch, and Izu topics.

On your arrival or before your departure, relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or soft drink in the Lobby Lounge, which provides panoramic views of the Western Izu coast.
Between October and March, we also provide a complementary wine service for customers to enjoy while savoring “Japan’s No. 1 Sunset: the Dogashima Sunset”.

A breakfast buffet is served in the Dining Restaurant, which provides breathtaking views of West Dogashima. Eating breakfast while enjoying sweeping views of Suruga Bay and the Dogashima scenery from the restaurant window is a special experience.
In addition, we offer accommodation plans enabling guests to also enjoy dinner in the Dining Restaurant.

Born against the backdrop of Dogashima’s magnificent nature, Grand Floor Izu Palazzo is an amusement zone based on the theme of “Summer Paradise All Year Round.
” Packed with various attractions and events, here you will find an eternal summer that fuses the relaxation of Japanese hot springs and the diverse fun of a beach resort.
At night, have fun singing karaoke with great friends or maybe savor a stylish cocktail—how you enjoy yourself is entirely up to you. Be sure to take this opportunity to enjoy summer to your heart’s content, 365 days a year.

This is the largest souvenir store of all inn and hotel gift shops in Izu. The diverse range of goods offered includes not only local Western Izu specialties but also original Dogashima NEW Ginsui confectionary and marine products.
In the confectionary section, we recommend our delicious original sweets, Ginsui Kuzukiri.
In the marine products section, popular items include pickled wasabi horseradish made with natural high-quality wasabi horseradish grown in the pure waters of Izu-Amagi and kinmedai (splendid alfonsino) pickled in miso, a delicacy you want to try when visiting Izu.

This famous morning market sells dried food products preserved using traditional sun-drying methods.
Enjoy the deep flavor drawn out by the characteristic salty flavoring. In addition to dried foods, the market also sells a variety of marine products.

Opening hours: 7:00—

Hot springs and beauty treatments—the fusion of these relaxation methods refreshes both the body and spirit. Why not treat your hard-working self to some relaxation? Beloved by local Izu women, this salon has many repeat customers.

Reservations required for all courses
Opening hours: 14:00-18:00; 19:30-22:30 /
Last appointment 21:30

Eastern acupressure massage is an unforced, soft massage technique centered on massage that is painless. Completely cures stiff shoulders, lower back pain, tired eyes, and swollen ankles. Massages are provided in the Oriental Relaxation Corner of the 2F salon at the exit from the communal bath.

We provide banquet rooms in various sizes, from the Large Banquet Room for large groups to smaller banquet rooms for groups of 10 or more guests. Trips with relatives, trips with close friends…please use these facilities for group trips.

This multi-purpose hall can be used for meetings and training workshops held amidst the rich natural environment of Western Izu.

School-style layout: seats 100
*Layout can be changed depending on the number of participants. Please discuss seating arrangement with our staff.

Summer in Western Izu is truly a never-ending tropical summer resort.
The pool complex adjacent to the hotel also includes a children’s pool, enabling families with small children to also enjoy the summer fun.
(*Pool facilities can only be used during summer.)

Spread out below the hotel, Tsubasawa Beach is a cove with few waves—it’s as if a natural pool has been formed!
The perfectly transparent water is home to small brightly colored fish, making the cove an excellent spot to enjoy snorkeling.

*The beach is not a sandy beach.
*Tsubasawa Beach is a part of Tsubasawa Park, which is within Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, and so barbeques are prohibited.