Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Izu from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Izu, Japan
A serious soba address in rural Izu, Asakusa Juroku Izu shuzenji hanare connects buckwheat craft with the slower food culture around Shuzenji. Its 2025 Tabelog 100 Soba EAST selection gives it a clear credential, while the low lunch price band keeps the experience closer to regional eating than ceremony-driven dining.
Izu, Japan
A traditional sweets stop in Shuzenji with Tabelog 100 recognition for Japanese confectionery in EAST 2023. The appeal is less about a long meal than about how wagashi fits into an onsen-town day: small-format, take-out friendly, and tied to the slower rhythm of Izu travel.
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Izu, Japan
A ten-generation, family-run ryokan set along the Katsura River in Shuzenji, Asaba occupies a former Buddhist temple site with 530 years of unbroken history. Twelve tatami rooms face a central pond where a floating Noh stage hosts traditional performances. Recognised by Michelin with 2 Keys (2024) and La Liste Top Hotels 2026 with 93 points, rates begin from US$1,316 per night.
Izu, Japan
A Michelin Key-awarded ryokan in Izu's mountain valleys, Ochiairo offers 14 rooms set inside a beautifully preserved wooden structure two hours from Tokyo. In-room kaiseki dinners, tatami interiors, and spring-fed baths position it among Japan's most considered traditional stays, priced from $1,049 per night and grounded in the ryokan format without concession to novelty.
Izu, Japan
On the Izu peninsula two hours from Tokyo, Arcana Izu holds a Michelin 1 Key and 16 rooms that sit at the intersection of classic ryokan tradition and international boutique design. Furniture by Osaka studio Graf and a 32-seat French restaurant where every table faces the forest make the case for a property that earns its place in Japan's most considered rural hospitality tier.
Izu, Japan
Fugaku Gunjo occupies a remote stretch of the Izu Peninsula's east coast, with all eight rooms oriented toward an unobstructed view of Mount Fuji. Each room includes a private open-air soaking tub, tatami sections, and a private terrace. At around $1,013 per night, it sits in the upper tier of Japan's intimate ryokan-adjacent properties, where scale is deliberately constrained and the view does most of the work.
Izu
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