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Vacation rentals in Izu

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 130 vacation rentals in Izu

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Izu vacation rentals start at G$4,184 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    80 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

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  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    40 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    120 of Izu vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Izu stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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A spacious outdoor terrace features wooden flooring and walls, complemented by a large table surrounded by black chairs. Views of lush greenery and the ocean are visible through expansive glass panels, creating a serene setting for dining or relaxation.
Condo in Shirahama
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

ガーデンヴィラ Koti、KOTI Room with Sauna

This is a room with facilities comparable to a home, based on the concept of "staying as if you lived there" by the sea. It is an ideal place to stay, combining the comfort of a condominium with a natural environment. The spacious ocean-view terrace has a sauna. Forget your daily routine and enjoy some me time while listening to the sound of the ocean. We provide a tabletop barbecue grill on the terrace. Lose track of time and enjoy dining al fresco to your heart's content. There is a discount for stays of 2 nights or more. There are two sauna-type rooms, one on the first floor and one on the second floor. The floor plans and colors are slightly different, but the basic size, equipment, etc. are the same. The room may differ from the one in the picture. We appreciate your understanding. Facilities: There is a twin room with 2 single beds, a Japanese-style room with 3 futon sets, a living and dining room, a kitchen, a roofed terrace, a table for barbecuing, and a washing machine. Everything in the house is the guest's private space, but there are rooms nearby. Please do not run around or make noise on the terrace or in the room. Guests other than those staying at the property are not permitted to enter the room.

Top guest favorite
A lofted living space is illuminated by natural light, featuring a wooden ladder leading to an elevated sleeping area. The open sliding doors offer a view of the tranquil bay, with red chairs positioned on the deck for relaxation.
Villa in Numazu
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Creative Villa with Sea View | Exclusive Sunset Experience in Toda Bay | Harbor Front Private Studio

Escape the crowds. Find your silent front row seat. To your own special seat where you can only see the sea. The host designed and built it himself, and DIY Life Magazine dopa!Award-winning, It is a unique creative villa in the world. Get away from the crowds, be surrounded by silence, and have the horizon all to yourself, Find your own sanctuary. We will give you a map to this hidden front row seat in a hidden corner of the Izu Peninsula. It is a place where the journey itself blocks out the hustle and bustle of the world. Here, in the traditional fishing village of Toda, you are not a tourist, but a traveler. While the majestic Mt. Fuji watches over the morning walk along the coast, The private villa offers a different kind of immersion. Designed by the owner himself and awarded numerous awards for his unique craftsmanship, the harbor front is It is a theater of light and sound facing the sea. From the golden sunset that fills the living room, to the 150-inch movie theater experience waiting for you at dusk, This is the place to get your time back. It's not a place everyone can enjoy, but it is a place for those who seek the luxury of silence and the beauty of a "hiding place".

Top guest favorite
The living area is designed with large windows offering views of the surrounding mountains, including a glimpse of Mt. Fuji. A comfortable sofa faces a television, while a dining table with chairs is positioned near the window, allowing natural light to fill the space.
Home in Izu
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

Mt. Fuji Views & Private Onsen Retreat

We have received perfect reviews from 255 out of 257 groups of guests who have stayed with us. Nakai noie is a private hot spring inn located 10 minutes by car from Shuzenji Station. From the spacious private deck, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Nakaizu, and if the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji.Enjoy the unobstructed view as far as the eye can see. You can enjoy a high-quality natural hot spring 24 hours a day in the bath without any added heat or water.You can only experience the morning bath while looking at Mt. Fuji with the window open here. Located on a lush and quiet hill, you can relax with birdsong as background music all day long.Enjoy a relaxing holiday away from the hustle and bustle of the city, soaking in the hot springs and relaxing on the deck. We look forward to your visit. Kindly note - The concept is "a quiet inn for enjoying the stunning view".It is an accommodation that does not meet your request to have a drinking party until late at night.(Check out the special notes below for more information) - BBQ can only be booked for guests staying 2 nights or more. - There is no supermarket or convenience store within walking distance.Please come by car.

Guest favorite
A serene lawn is presented, featuring a small dining table surrounded by two chairs. A barbecue grill is positioned nearby, with the expansive ocean visible in the background, meeting the sky at the horizon.
Villa in 伊東市
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 75 reviews

Amama Izu (EX-Panoramic Ocean View Izu Cape Cliff)

Our accommodation offers a significant discount from the second night! A detached inn at the tip of the cape at the easternmost point of the Izu Peninsula. Located in a national park. Because the cape's crust was formed by an eruption more than 50,000 years ago, the strata beneath the building and garden are lava bedrock. When you stand in the garden at 77 meters above sea level, the view is breathtaking. The panoramic view that encompasses the Futo settlement formed by the eruption of Mt. Omuro, the winding coastline of Jogasaki, and the Izu Seven Islands can only be seen from this inn. Lie on the lawn and look out over the ocean. You can BBQ and use fireworks in the garden. There is an outdoor bath, shower, and a small slide for kids. Feel free to use the herbs in the garden. You can hear different waves from the left and right sides of the cape at the same time The morning sun, the light, the path of the moon, the starry sky, etc., are the unique beauty of this location. If you're lucky!? Military helicopters and planes may pass at eye level at close range. ____________________________________

Guest favorite
A spacious living area is highlighted by large windows that provide scenic views of the surrounding nature. Natural light floods the room, complemented by wooden beams and a cozy seating arrangement featuring a low table and comfortable furniture.
Villa in Higashiizu
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 82 reviews

Izu Atagawa * Private villa with a view of the sea and hot spring * Near the station, with a wooden deck, BBQ, and sauna

[Facility name: Private resort Atagawa] This private villa is located on a hill in the Atagawa Onsen area, overlooking the sea and mountains. Just a 6-minute drive from the nearest station, Izu-Atagawa Station, you can spend an extraordinary time in nature. From the hot springs in the best view bus, you can relax while watching the sparkling sea in the morning and the starry sky at night. A luxurious time to relax while watching movies on a large screen projector. BBQ is also available on the deck, making it ideal for gatherings with family and friends. Sea, mountains, hot springs, saunas, and a theater - all in one unique and relaxing space. Enjoy a luxurious stay away from everyday life that will restore your mind and body. ■Facilities and kitchen Refrigerator, microwave, rice cooker, kettle, toaster, coffee machine, wifi, projector, speakers, drum washer and dryer, hair dryer, BBQ grill (paid), pots, pans, cooking utensils, dishes ■Amenities Bath, face, and toothbrushes (for 1 stay) Body wash, Shampoo and Conditioner Laundry detergent, coffee beans ■Condiments Salt, pepper, soy sauce, olive oil

Guest favorite
A spacious Japanese-style room is highlighted by tatami flooring and sliding doors that open to a garden view. A low wooden table is surrounded by blue cushions, with a simple potted plant adding a touch of greenery. Soft lighting creates a calming ambiance.
Hut in Numazu
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 219 reviews

Nishiizu no Kominka wo Riakete Renpaku de Kihonryoukin 20% OFF & Review de Onsenken! 1 minute to the sunset sea [uminca]

Get a free Kurara Toda hot spring ticket for the number of people in your review! 20% off the base price for consecutive nights!  There is also a hot spring discount at the neighboring hotel, Tokiwaya. * The base price is subject to discount. * It may end without notice. This is a 70-year-old Japanese house in Heda, Numazu City, Nishiizu. It is a rustic old house full of nostalgia. It is a 1-minute walk to the calm sea, where you can enjoy the spectacular sunset. Mt. Fuji can be seen from Mihama Cape, which is a 5-minute drive away, There are several seafood and crab restaurants nearby, as well as cafes and bars with great views. Convenience store is a 3-minute walk, and day-use hot spring is a 3-minute drive. It is also great as a base for swimming, fishing, cycling, and diving. uminca is a 70-year-old folk house located in Heda, Numazu, Nishiizu. It's an old building, so it's not convenient, but it has a nostalgic atmosphere of old Japan. Come and enjoy the calm sea and the wonderful sunset.

Top guest favorite
An open living space is highlighted by wooden beams and large windows that provide natural light. A comfortable brown couch faces a flat-screen television. A dining area with light-colored chairs is visible in the background, enhancing the spacious feel of the room.
Home in Ito
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

A private rental villa with a hot spring! A 7-minute walk from Izu-Kogen Station, in a great location along the cherry blossom trees!

This is a 2-story villa, a 7-minute walk from the station, facing the Izu Kogen cherry trees. It can accommodate up to 5 people in an open living room. It is in a good location for access to tourist facilities and attractions around the Izu Kogen, generally about 5 to 10 minutes by car. There is a convenience store, drug store, family restaurant, and cafe within walking distance, so you can rest assured. You can see the ocean from the second floor, and you can enjoy the seasonal changes from the living room, such as cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring and autumn foliage, so please enjoy Izu Kogen Life.

Top guest favorite
An open and airy living space features a comfortable black sofa adorned with a textured pillow. Large windows allow natural light to fill the area, showcasing a view of the ocean. A dining table and chairs are visible, along with stylish indoor plants.
Home in Shimoda
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Surrounded by greenery, this 3 LDK [Blue Curl] space is on a hillside where you can feel the sea breeze of Irifahama

Hello, thank you for finding Blue Claire. This is a renovated accommodation that was used as an atelier by the Western painter, Ushima Noriyuki, who loved the sea and nature of Shimoda. It is the perfect space for those who want to see the highest ranked water quality AA certified beach "Iritahama" from a high ground, hear the birds singing in the forest, feel the sound of the wind, and accept nature as it is. Forget about your daily routine and spend a quiet time in nature away from people, or use it for workation or telework. We can't wait to see you.

Guest favorite
A cozy lounge area is highlighted by a curved, plush maroon sofa and matching chairs. A circular pendant light provides warm illumination, while a sleek, round table sits at the center. Colorful album covers adorn the walls, offering a vibrant visual display.
Cottage in Ito
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 274 reviews

Beautiful Mid-century Japanese Villa

THE LAYER | ITO - One of Conde Nast Traveler's top Airbnbs in Japan! This perfectly designed mid-century home has been deeply cared for since it was built by highly skilled craftsmen in 1968. If your dates are not available in ITO, we are happy to introduce our sister property, THE LAYER | ATAMI GARDEN. This beautiful, recently renovated 1930s villa with a private garden and gorgeous bath near Kinomiya Shrine in Atami is also available to book on Airbnb. Please send us a message to learn more!

Guest favorite
The living area features a spacious sofa facing large glass windows that offer views of the ocean and Mount Fuji. A flat-screen TV sits on a wooden stand, accompanied by two decorative lamps on side tables, creating a calm and bright environment.
Home in Numazu
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Experience a unique cocoro odor experience in the only place where you can see both beautiful Suruga Bay and Mt. Fuji at the same time! Guest House Japan Nishiizu

Nishi-Izu is one of the place has not been explored and developed in Izu Peninsula, so beautiful nature is still there. The Guest House Japan Nishi-Izu villa is built on the high ground and you can enjoy the spectacular view of Suruga-Bay, Cape Osezaki and Mt. Fuji which was drawn in Ukiyoe by Hokusai Katsushika. The villa has a large living/dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 toilets and a bathroom with shower and a hot water bath-tab. 2 double beds are set in each bedroom. BBQ deck is also available.

Top guest favorite
A bright living area features large sliding glass doors that provide a clear view of the ocean. Natural light floods the space, highlighting the wooden flooring and simple furnishings. A comfortable seating arrangement is complemented by a nearby table, enhancing the relaxing atmosphere.
Home in Ito
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 260 reviews

Stunning Oceanfront | Family | Izu Jyogasaki

Children enjoy kids’ space toys Parents relax with coffee, gazing at beautiful sea Explore nostalgic Futo with 4 free electric bikes! [Play nearby] Visit Mt. Ōmuro & Jogasaki Coast Play in emerald see at Futo Port See sunrise from beach in front [Shops] On foot: 7 min to izakaya, 12–17 min to deli By bike: 17 min to supermarket By car: 8 min to supermarket, 10 min to restaurants [After playing, relax here] Cook in the full kitchen Refresh with washer & dryer Sleep on fluffy 6-layer futons

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Home in Minamiizu
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 3 reviews

Cliff Cabin — Outdoor Bath, National Park

Perched on a clifftop above southern Izu's volcanic coastline, Izu Cliff Cabin began in the 1970s as a local fisherman's hideaway, built for spectacular views. We've restored and reinvented it with care. The property sits inside a national park, with no man-made structures in sight. The bedroom, dining, and living areas all face the sea through oversized custom windows. The outdoor bath, sunken in reclaimed Meiji-era Izu stone, looks out onto two uninhabited islands. A New Heritage property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Izu?

    Stays around the Shuzenji and Toi areas are often recommended for their hot springs, historic streets, and scenic surroundings. The Amagi Mountains and coastal regions also have accommodations where guests immerse in nature or traditional Japanese hospitality.

  • What are the best things to do in Izu with kids?

    Families explore the Izu Shaboten Zoo, take leisurely walks at Joren Falls, or enjoy hands-on science exhibits at local museums. Seaside parks and sandy beaches around Izu are frequently suggested for outdoor fun.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Izu?

    Explore Shuzenji Temple and its bamboo forest, unwind in hot springs, or hike around Mount Amagi. Coastlines near Dogashima are known for dramatic views, sea caves, and cruising opportunities.

  • How is the weather in Izu?

    Izu has mild winters around 39–56°F (4–13°C), with higher rainfall in spring and autumn. Summers are warm, ranging from 65–85°F (18–30°C), and often feature humid, lush landscapes.

  • When is the best time to visit Izu?

    Late spring is often recommended for comfortable temperatures near 59–71°F (15–22°C) in May and vibrant greenery. Autumn brings colorful foliage and cooler days, though it tends to be wetter, especially in September and October.

  • What are the best places to visit in Izu?

    Shuzenji, Joren Falls, and Dogashima are among the most popular spots, known for their history, natural beauty, and seaside scenery. Cape Irozaki's cliffs and shrines are also frequently suggested.

  • What are some hiking trails in Izu?

    Hike the Amagi Mountain trails for forested paths and views, or take coastal routes near Dogashima for a blend of cliffs and sea scenery. The Shuzenji area is also known for gentle walks through bamboo groves and historical sites.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Izu?

    Families often enjoy the Izu Shaboten Zoo, glassblowing workshops, and nature walks to Joren Falls. Seasonal fruit picking and beach time are also frequently suggested for travelers with children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Izu?

    Day trips around Izu frequently include exploring hot springs towns like Atami, visiting Mishima's parks and suspension bridge, or sampling wasabi products in the neighboring countryside. Lake Ashi and views of Mount Fuji are also popular regional highlights.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Izu?

    Many accommodations in the Izu region welcome pets, especially in areas with beach access or forest surroundings. Look for stays near dog parks, walking paths, or seaside promenades to enjoy time outdoors with your pet.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Izu?

    Bring cash for small shops and local transit, as card acceptance varies. Try traditional onsen etiquette, and consider renting a bicycle to explore rural roads and coastal scenery at your own pace.

  • What is Izu known for?

    Izu is known for its hot spring culture, fresh seafood, and diverse landscapes that include mountains, waterfalls, and rugged coastlines. Visitors are drawn to local festivals, onsen experiences, and scenic hiking routes.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Izu?

    Consider visiting the narrow alleys of historic Shuzenji Onsen, or venturing to the Kawazu Nanadaru waterfalls for quieter nature walks. Some smaller art museums and seaside caves around Toi are also worth discovering.

  • What are the best foods to try in Izu?

    Local specialties often suggested include wasabi-infused dishes, fresh seafood like kinmedai (golden eye snapper), and delicately prepared mountain vegetables. Try onsen-steamed meals or classic Japanese sweets made with local ingredients.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Izu?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes, a light rain jacket, and a towel for onsen visits. Seasonal clothing layers and extra cash for local markets or transit are helpful for exploring the area.

  • What is the nightlife in Izu like?

    Nightlife in Izu is often relaxed, with traditional izakaya, small bars, and dining spots in hot spring towns like Shuzenji. Some coastal areas have scenic night views; entertainment tends to center on local food, socializing, and culture.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Izu?

    Izu hosts seasonal festivals such as the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival in early spring and local celebrations featuring fireworks or onsen rituals in summer and autumn. Traditional dance and cultural events are also frequently suggested throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Izu?

    Many vacation rentals in Izu are family friendly, especially around hot spring towns and areas close to nature or attractions. Look for listings with larger rooms, kitchens, or outdoor spaces to make traveling with children comfortable.