Inatori Akao Hotel Co., Ltd. was established in 1963 and has been welcoming guests in Izu Inatori for more than 60 years. As a locally rooted hotel, we value the natural hot springs of Inatori, the fresh seafood of Izu, and the beautiful ocean views. We aim to combine the relaxing atmosphere and hospitality of a traditional Japanese ryokan with the comfort and enjoyment of a family-friendly resort hotel. Our team is committed to providing a memorable stay for families, couples, groups of friends, and guests visiting Izu for a variety of occasions.

Inatori Akao Hotel is a seaside hot spring resort overlooking the ocean in Izu Inatori. All guest rooms offer ocean views, with a variety of room types available, including Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, and rooms with private hot spring baths or open-air baths. The hotel features two large public baths supplied by its own natural hot spring source, as well as seven uniquely designed private baths. Private baths are available free of charge to staying guests, allowing families and couples to enjoy the hot springs in privacy. Selected dinner plans include the hotel’s original dining-style kaiseki experience, combining a traditional multi-course meal featuring fresh seafood from Izu with a half buffet of freshly prepared dishes from the open kitchen. The hotel also offers an indoor children’s playroom, a manga corner, table tennis facilities, and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, making it suitable for couples, families, and groups. Guest room amenities include towels, yukata robes, toothbrushes, shampoo and toiletries, skincare products, a hairdryer, refrigerator, and electric kettle. Facilities and amenities may vary depending on the room type.

Inatori Onsen is a seaside hot spring town located on the eastern coast of the Izu Peninsula, overlooking Sagami Bay. The area is known for its fishing port, coastal scenery, and fresh local seafood, particularly kinmedai, or splendid alfonsino. Nearby attractions include Bunka Park Hinanoyakata, where visitors can discover Inatori’s traditional Hina no Tsurushikazari hanging doll decorations, and Izu Animal Kingdom, where guests can see a wide variety of animals up close. Nature lovers can visit Inatori Hosono Highland, while seasonal attractions include the famous Kawazu cherry blossoms in spring and swimming at nearby beaches in summer. Guests can also enjoy a relaxing walk around Inatori Port and the hot spring district, or visit local restaurants serving kinmedai and other fresh seafood. The area offers an enjoyable combination of nature, hot springs, local cuisine, and traditional culture.