Rakuzan Yasuda: A Tatami-Floored Inn Adorned with Kimonos with a red multistory inn framed by autumn trees and blue sky.
Rakuzan Yasuda: A Tatami-Floored Inn Adorned with Kimonos with a colorful lobby with kimono-pattern panels and upholstered chairs.
Rakuzan Yasuda: A Tatami-Floored Inn Adorned with Kimonos with a private terrace bath enclosed by dark timber walls.
Rakuzan Yasuda: A Tatami-Floored Inn Adorned with Kimonos
28 Kona, Izunokuni City, Shizuoka Prefecture
¥¥¥¥ · Traditional Ryokan
Rakuzan Yasuda is a property in Izunokuni with verified forest and mountain views. Frozen suppliers disagree on the room total, so that count remains unresolved. Tatami and tatami-bed rooms are supported, including categories with in-room open-air baths. The exact layout, outlook and attached-bath specification should guide the choice.
Natural indoor, open-air, private and in-room onsen are supported, and private bathing can be selected or reserved. The frozen supplier snapshot identifies an alkaline simple hot spring. Kaiseki and seasonal cuisine are verified, while exact menus and dietary accommodations remain plan-specific.
Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. and checkout is at 10:00 a.m. Cached guidance describes an eight-minute bus ride or five-minute taxi trip from Izu-Nagaoka Station, plus road access from Numazu IC.
Compare the exact room, forest or mountain outlook, private bath, meals and cancellation terms before payment. The supplier snapshot lists children as permitted and selected major cards. Confirm transport, accessibility, food needs and whether the chosen attached bath uses hot-spring water directly.