We enjoyed a wonderful stay. The hotel staff are very friendly and the food was delicious. The hotel has a very Japanese character in a beautiful location. All facilities are very good also.

Greg Sawers
From New Zealand
Sept. '09
Stayed at Gyokushoen Arai, Izu Peninshula, Shizuoka Pref.

We really enjoyed the hot baths. Very good service. Great food. More information about the area would be appreciated. Perhaps some English sign showing the direction to the hotel.

J.E.
From Stockholm, Sweden
Sept. '09
Stayed at Gyokushoen Arai, Izu Peninshula, Shizuoka Pref.

M.M. and V.V.
From France
Aug. '09
Stayed at Gyokushoen Arai, Izu Peninshula, Shizuoka Pref.

Fabre
From France
May '09
Stayed at Gyokushoen Arai, Izu Peninshula, Shizuoka Pref.

Beautiful house, inside and out, overlooking the town. Welcoming, attentive staff, who speak English far better than I can speak Japanese. I would definitely stay here again. Only downside is the limited running hours(9am-4pm) of the nearest bus route.

Martin Willis
From England
Apr '09
Stayed at Gyokushoen Arai, Izu Peninshula, Shizuoka Pref.

Fabre
From France
May '09
Stayed at Gyokushoen Arai, Izu Peninshula, Shizuoka Pref.

This is a very nice and traditional Japanese Inn. The small streams, koi-pond, rotenburo and spacious room made for a very pleasant stay. The entrance has a very authentic Japanese experience. The staff worked diligently and cheerfully to make our stay a wonderful experience.

Dylan Monaghan
Living in Tokyo, japan
Mar. '09
Stayed at Gyokushoen Arai, Izu Peninshula, Shizuoka Pref.

This was our first time to travel to Japan and our visit to Gyokushoen Arai was our first visit in a Ryokan. The room was traditional Japanese style architecture with a lovely view of Suruga Bay. The open air bathes were wonderful and the Kaiseki food and service was simply the very best. We were treated like royalty and higly recommend a visit here in Toi. Arigato.

From U.S.A.
Stayed at Gyokushoen Arai, Izu Peninshula, Shizuoka Pref.