Ochiairo, a long-established ryokan in Izu founded in 1874, has welcomed renowned literary figures such as Shimazaki Toson and Yasunari Kawabata over the years. The property features traditional architecture, with seven areas—including all guest rooms—designated as Tangible Cultural Properties, and offers refined hospitality cultivated over generations. In recognition of its exceptional experience, Ochiairo has been awarded Michelin Keys for two consecutive years since 2024, establishing it as one of Japan’s distinguished onsen ryokan.

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  The Distinct Pleasures of an Exclusive Private Rental

  Ideal for a wide range of occasions, including family trips, company retreats and training programs, trips with relatives, and group getaways with friends, the property is enjoyed by many guests across diverse travel styles.
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  Two Private Onsen Baths and a Private Sauna

  Featuring a spacious open-air bath of over 100 square meters, the property is also equipped with an authentic sauna inducted into the Sauna Shuran Hall of Fame. Guests can enjoy a distinctive irori-inspired sauna, a well-designed outdoor relaxation area, and an indoor bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water.
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  Accommodates up to 12 guests, featuring a spacious living room, dining area, three lounge spaces, and bedrooms.

  The property features an open and airy living room surrounded by greenery on three sides, along with a separate dining room. Each bedroom includes its own private sitting area, with select rooms also offering a sunroom. In addition, every bedroom is equipped with an en-suite washbasin and shower, ensuring a high level of privacy and comfort throughout the space.