"Hotel? Or at best, a ryokan? My personal impression is that they took my luggage before I checked in, but I can understand putting a suitcase directly on the floor, but I've never put a shoulder bag on the floor outside. The lobby was also open, and the old man at the front desk was very surprised that the room was left directly on the floor even though shoes were worn, and the room was left directly on the floor until I checked in... And the lobby was air-conditioned, but the hallway on the guest floor was not. The room had a new air conditioner, but I didn't use the bath in the room because I was going to take a bath in the hot spring once, but the toilet and bathroom were together, but the toilet was not cleaned well, and it smelled of urine from the time I checked in, and since it was a unit bath that could be flushed, I wish they would clean it properly because it was so smelly that I had to hold my nose when I went to the toilet. The place was old and there was mold here and there, and it seemed like they were just barely open for business with some maintenance. The location was pretty convenient, so that was a good thing."

"A very cozy and beautiful cottage on the ocean shore. We stayed for two days and would happily stay longer. Everything inside is made of wood, and the design is tasteful. There's a room with beds, a Japanese-style room with futons (we chose to sleep in that one), a loft room, and a spacious lounge area. And in the evening, it's very pleasant to soak in the bath. The host is a very nice older man."

"I stayed here for 1 night in August. From Friday to Saturday. The hotel is quite small with a nice small area with loads of manga and travel books to enjoy while being there. The room was quite small for what I expected so I found the price a little expensive for that. "

"Firstly, Izu Oshima doesn't have many tourist attractions overall. Most of the people I saw were middle-aged and elderly people hiking. Even on weekdays during the Camellia Festival, there weren't many tourists. I personally think the high cost of the steamboat ticket (9200 yen one way) is one reason. Secondly, the hotel is located in Motomachi Port, which recently stops at Okada Port. It takes another half hour by bus to get there. The hotel is quite old. The receptionist was an elderly gentleman, probably almost 90, but he was clear-headed and spoke basic English without any problems. The hot spring bath was rather small, and the breakfast was traditional Japanese. I probably won't go back to this destination again. Public transportation on the island is also quite expensive; a one-way trip to the volcano costs over 1000 yen, and a one-day pass seems to be 2050 yen. I went to Oshima Park, which is free, which is a good thing. It includes the Camellia Garden and the zoo, but the camellias weren't as abundant as I expected; the ones in the greenhouse were better."

"Best value for money, love this place, clean, beyond the price."

"I was satisfied with the room, meals, baths, everything. There were only 3 rooms, so I was able to have dinner slowly. I had wine as a birthday celebration. From appetizers to two main dishes of fish, and the meat is stewed beef hoho meat ... all are wonderful. I used plenty of local vegetables, and even though I was traveling, I didn't run out of vegetables. There were many breakfast items, and the dried cherry blossoms and the next day's cherry blossoms were completely flattened. Thank you for the feast. I also asked for a milk bath and enjoyed it in the bath in my room. Anyway, I'm glad I was able to fully enjoy the heartfelt "hospitality" trip."

"It's the worst of the worst."

"The service was very polite and the place was clean and comfortable. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, so we had no inconveniences whatsoever. It's the perfect home that makes you think, "I want to live in a house like this." I'd love to use your service again when I visit!"

"Fantastic comfortable stay with a family-run business! I stayed at Hotel Kailani during a recent trip to Izu Oshima Island (a ferry ride from Tokyo). The hotel is located on the hills of Habu Port, with waterfront views and 2 minutes walk from one of the best lookout spots on the island. The hotel was clean, quiet, spacious, with plenty of amenities and facilities, and a great breakfast cooked daily by mother and daughter. The staff are very friendly and you can really feel the care and attention that has been given to the hotel. I believe this is one of the best hotels on the island, and I highly recommend it to all travellers!"