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Rakuten Travel rating 4.58 out of 5 (387 reviews). Guests praise the open-air bath in every room, which lets families whose children dislike a communal bath take an unhurried soak in their own room. They value it as a restful ryokan that lets families, including those traveling with children, make the most of Izu Kogen.
Kids Facilities
Baby items on the Baby's Onsen Debut plan
Baby items on the Baby's Onsen Debut plan
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As a benefit of this plan for guests staying with babies ages 0 to 2, the ryokan provides a baby futon, a baby bath, a baby chair, baby wipes, disposable diapers, a lidded diaper-only trash bin, a formula-preparation pot, a baby-bottle sterilizing case and sterilizing solution, and baby tableware. Two servings of commercially prepared baby food and two cube-formula portions are included as well. The plan runs from July 1, 2018 to February 28, 2027.
- •This is a benefit for guests booked on the Baby's Onsen Debut plan.
- •It is for children from age 0 up to age 2.
- •You cannot choose the brands of the items provided.
- •The plan period runs from July 1, 2018 to February 28, 2027.
Okosama Gozen children's meal and baby food service
Okosama Gozen children's meal and baby food service
The Okosama Gozen children's set meal is available, and the staff will warm commercially prepared baby food you bring and lend you tableware. Handmade baby food is not prepared, so you will need to bring commercially prepared baby food.
Negi no Ma, a room popular with families
Negi no Ma, a room popular with families
Negi no Ma, a corner room on the first floor, has its open-air bath and terrace as separate spaces and is described as a favorite with families. One of the 6 rooms in the main building, it is a 10-tatami Japanese-style tatami room with its own onsen open-air bath.
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Overview
Nasubi no Hana is an onsen ryokan on high ground in Ito, Shizuoka, where all 13 rooms have their own open-air bath. Children can only be accommodated in the 6 Japanese-style tatami rooms of the main building; the Western-style annex, Yo no Bettei Aubergine, does not accept children. Babies are welcome, and there is a plan for ages 0 to 2 that comes with a set of baby items. The ryokan does not prepare baby food itself but will help with commercially prepared baby food you bring. There is no communal bath, so bathing happens at your leisure in your room's open-air bath. Note that there are stairs between the parking area and the entrance, so take care if you are using a stroller.
Rooms
Standing on high ground in Ito, Shizuoka, the ryokan has 6 Japanese-style tatami rooms in the main building and 7 Western-style rooms in the annex, Yo no Bettei Aubergine - 13 rooms in all, every one of them with its own open-air bath. Every room in the main building is a 10-tatami Japanese-style tatami room sleeping up to 4 guests, and the main building's rooms also have an air purifier with a humidifying function. Mame no Ma is the only room in the main building with a rock-built open-air bath, roomy enough for 4 or 5 people to soak comfortably. Negi no Ma, a corner room on the first floor, has its open-air bath and terrace as separate spaces and is described as a favorite with families. The Western-style annex, Yo no Bettei Aubergine, offers double and twin rooms with a kitchenette and does not accommodate children.
Dining
Dinner is creative cuisine built around what are known as Izu's three great delicacies - spiny lobster, splendid alfonsino and Ashitaka beef from Shizuoka. Guests in the main building normally have in-room dining, served in their own room looking out over the sea and the Seven Islands. Groups and parties of two or more families who would prefer a dining room can be served in a private dining room by arranging it in advance. Let the ryokan know of any food allergies or ingredients you would rather avoid when you book, and they will accommodate you as far as they can. Handmade baby food is not prepared, but if you bring commercially prepared baby food, the staff will warm it and lend you tableware. There is also a children's set meal, the Okosama Gozen, on the menu. If you expect to arrive after 8 p.m., note that public health guidance may make it difficult for the ryokan to serve dinner.
Baths and Onsen
As a small ryokan, it has no communal bath; bathing centers on the open-air bath set into your guest room. The spring water is an onsen also known as a bijin-no-yu, or "beautifying bath," and you can enjoy a soak just with your family, without worrying about running into other guests.
Family-Friendly Features
Children can only be accommodated in the 6 Japanese-style tatami rooms of the main building; the accommodation plans for the Western-style annex, Yo no Bettei Aubergine, do not allow co-sleeping or accept babies, toddlers or elementary school children. When choosing a room, be sure to confirm that it is in the main building. Stays with babies are welcome, and the Baby's Onsen Debut plan for children ages 0 to 2 comes with a baby futon, a baby bath, a baby chair, baby wipes, disposable diapers, a lidded diaper-only trash bin, a formula-preparation pot, a baby-bottle sterilizing case and sterilizing solution, and baby tableware, along with two servings of commercially prepared baby food and two cube-formula portions. On this plan, one child aged 0 to 2 is included in the rate for 2 adults. There are no non-smoking rooms; if you would like one, the staff will do what they can to deodorize the room. Getting from the parking area to the entrance means going down about 50 steps, and there are further stairs and changes in level inside the building, so take care if you are using a stroller.
Access
The ryokan sits on high ground about 10 minutes by car from Izu-Kogen Station, and a free shuttle runs between the station and the property, by reservation only, for up to 6 people. There is parking for 13 cars, free for staying guests.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 635-135 Ike, Ito, Shizuoka 413-0234 |
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| directions_carAccess | About 10 minutes by car from Izu-Kogen Station on the Izu Kyuko Line. A free shuttle runs between the station's Yamamo-guchi (south) exit and the ryokan, by reservation only, for up to 6 people, departing for pickup at 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. |
| trainNearest station | Izu-Kogen Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free parking for 13 cars, with no particular rules. |
| callPhone | +81-557-53-5100 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.nasubi-h.com/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Nasubi no Hana best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Is there parking at Nasubi no Hana?
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Parking: Free parking for 13 cars, with no particular rules.
How do you get to Nasubi no Hana?
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About 10 minutes by car from Izu-Kogen Station on the Izu Kyuko Line. A free shuttle runs between the station's Yamamo-guchi (south) exit and the ryokan, by reservation only, for up to 6 people, departing for pickup at 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Can we bring baby food, and will the ryokan warm it?
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Handmade baby food prepared by the chef is not available, but you are welcome to bring commercially prepared baby food your child likes. The staff will warm it at dinner and lend you tableware.
Can meals be changed if our child has a food allergy?
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If you let the ryokan know when you book, they will accommodate food allergies and ingredients you would rather avoid as far as they can.
Can we eat in our room?
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Meals are normally served as in-room dining, in your own guest room. Groups and parties of two or more families who would prefer a dining room can discuss it with the ryokan and arrange it in advance.
Are there a lot of stairs and changes in level, and is it hard to get around with a stroller?
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There are about 50 steps between the parking area and the entrance, and there are stairs and changes in level inside the building as well. If getting around is difficult, staff will help, and the ryokan will do its best to give you a room on the same floor as the entrance.
Is there a charge for children ages 0 to 2?
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On the Baby's Onsen Debut plan, for children ages 0 to 2, one child aged 0 to 2 is included in the accommodation rate for 2 adults, with no separate charge. The plan also comes with baby items and baby tableware, plus commercially prepared baby food and cube formula.
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