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Secluded hot spring resort with world-class cuisine to smooth your cares away.
Award Winner 2017
Asia’s Best Culinary Boutique Hotel
Need To Know
- 30 rooms including 19 rooms/suites and 11 private villas with open-air hot spring baths.
- Traditional Japanese ryokan with exquisite fine dining options awaits the discerning traveler.
- Check-out time: 11am
Hotel Rules
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Check in - Check out
- Check in from 14:00
- Check out before 12:00
We Love
- Exceptional cuisine served by the on-site French restaurant (Yamamomo) and Japanese restaurant (Sakura) using seasonal local produce.
- neen Spa’s use of local herbs sourced from the resort’s own garden.
- Remarkable sense of peace and privacy in each room and also in communal areas.
- Friendly, polite and extremely thoughtful staff.
- The aesthetics and traditional design elements that permeated every aspect of the resort.
Key Features
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Location
Address
1741 Yawatano, Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture 413-0232, Japan
Travel Info
If travelling from Tokyo city, the hotel is around 2-3 hours away by train, depending on which trains and lines are taken. The best airport to fly into is Tokyo Haneda. The hotel is a 10-minute drive from the nearest train station, Izu-kogen.
Last Updated: 2025-05-13
Expert Review
Origins
From humble beginnings as a small, 4-room inn over 50 years ago, the resort grew and gained a loyal clientele over the years; under the current ownership, the resort has maintained its tradition of looking after all its visitors as honoured guests and has expanded to a sprawling 16,500 m² site with 30 rooms, 2 restaurants, multiple open-air baths, a banquet hall for larger gatherings as well as a gallery and shops with well-curated local products.
Top Secret
- The French restaurant Yamamomo offers tea-pairings for each course. Rare and local teas were mixed into sophisticated mocktails which will delight any non-drinker.
- Fancy splitting your stay between the Japanese-style rooms and the Western-style rooms? Just ask and the hotel ahead of time and they will do their best to accommodate.
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The Review
Abba Resorts Izu is a haven for anyone seeking to escape the stresses of modern living. Nestled in a quiet corner of the lush coastal geo-thermal countryside 2 hours south of Tokyo, visitors can look forward to the highest standards of Japanese hospitality, world-class cuisine and utmost pampering at the hands of the hotel’s staff, chefs and therapists.
Yamamomo, the French restaurant serves delectable, elegantly presented food that could hold their own as pieces of art. Classic French cooking techniques are married well with local Japanese produce to produce the finest fusion cuisine; it is clear to any diner that the Chef de Cuisine, Shinpei Yamamoto, clearly has a refined understanding of both cuisines. Combinations such as almond and tonka bean panna cotta paired with poached Japanese peach and parsley sorbet will surprise and delight any diner.
Sakura, the on-site Japanese restaurant, will exceed expectations with the deliciousness and imaginative presentation over spectacular 12-course kaiseki meals comprising up to 18 separate dishes. The breakfasts at Sakura are no less impressive and highly recommended, especially if guests have never experienced Japanese-style breakfasts.
One can choose between beautifully decorated traditional Japanese-style suites that immediately transport guests to a different age or private villas that are more Western in style. Come nighttime, the staff transform the main area in the Japanese-style suites to a sleeping area with futons and bed linen as soft and fluffy as clouds; sleep comes quickly, aided by the calming scent of tatami. The beds in the Western-style rooms are equally comfortable. Whilst most rooms have private open-air baths, there are also plentiful private bath options elsewhere in the complex including on the roof of the main complex, with an incomparable view out over the green tree canopies.
The experienced therapists at neen Spa, tailor each treatment to each individual guest – taking care to address special requests and concerns. Where possible, local, ingredients are used. The customized treatments end with the guest’s choice of homemade herbal teas that can be sipped in a tranquil room overlooking the lush green gardens and nearby ocean.
Ask the friendly staff for recommendations for day trips. A top tip would be to explore the nearby Mount Omuro and lunch at the charming Omuro Keishokudothe situated at its base. Then explore the surrounding area, which is dotted with local pottery workshops and gorgeous galleries.
