Arai Ryokan Exterior with wooden platform and railings, gnarled tree trunks, moss-covered ground, warm artificial lighting, illuminated windows in background structures.
Arai Ryokan Interior with wooden beams, wooden flooring on platform, cushioned seating on low furniture, wooden posts, large windows overlooking garden with moss and green vegetation, stream visible.
Arai Ryokan Large tree with thick trunk, wooden structures flanking on both sides, illuminated windows, water reflection at base, surrounding foliage and trees.
Arai Ryokan
Shizuoka Prefecture, 970 Shuzenji, Izu City
Price on request · Traditional Ryokan
Arai Ryokan is a 31-room Japanese stay in Izu, Shizuoka Prefecture. Its hot-spring facilities include open-air bathing and indoor bathing using alkaline simple onsen. A shared private hot-spring bath is available separately from any room-attached bath; availability and reservation timing should be checked for the chosen plan.
Room layout, bedding and attached-bath details should be matched to the specific category rather than assumed from the property name. Meal format varies by plan; check the chosen plan for its menu, sequence and service style. Children are generally accepted, although age bands, bedding and meal arrangements can change by room and plan.
Travel route: 10 minutes by bus or taxi from Shuzenji Station on the Izu-Hakone Railway Line. Recheck the operating timetable and any reservation requirement before travel.
Choose the room category before comparing plans: bath access, bedding, meal inclusion and cancellation terms can differ even within the same property. If bathing is central to the stay, ask how private-use slots are allocated; if meals matter, verify where dinner and breakfast are served and whether the plan includes both.
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