Shuzenji, a hidden hot spring town in central Izu

On this trip to Kanto, Japan, one of the destinations I chose was Shuzenji, a hot spring town in central Izu Peninsula. It takes two hours to get to Shuzenji Station from Tokyo by the Izu Craigin Express. After getting off the train, transfer to a bus and get off at Shuzenji Onsen Station after a few minutes. I highly recommend staying at the Tokairou Kikuya Hotel. The rooms are comfortable, the public areas are beautiful, and there are as many as six private and public baths of different sizes, allowing you to enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content. More importantly, the service here is very considerate. The lounge is open 24 hours a day, with unlimited drinks and ice cream in the afternoon, free oden at 6 pm, and free ramen at 10 pm. You can also add breakfast and dinner. The hotel floor plan and public area views; private bath room type; dinner and breakfast; open-air bath. I can only say that the photos don't do justice to the beauty of this hotel. Shuzenji is also a popular place to see maple leaves in the Izu area. On the night we checked in, we went to the nearby Niji-no-Sato, where the red maple leaves were reflected in the lake under the lights, creating a beautiful scene. I took a few photos, but it looks even more beautiful to the naked eye.