Stay, your way. A hot-spring resort to savor across two days.
Discover how to spend your time at Pleasure Resort Izu-Akazawa Onsen—whether you come with family, as a couple, across three generations, or just for the day.
Two active days for the whole family.
Step out of the everyday at GRAX. Here is how to fill two days with activities the whole family can enjoy, from the youngest to the grown-ups.
Arrive at GRAX / Check in at the Center House
Arrive at GRAX. Check in a little early at the Center House and pick up your "Pleasure Passport." Then it's off to the facilities guests can use free of charge!


Lunch, then the long-awaited PLEASURE ARENA
Lunch at the newly opened Gabuttoria, then on to the long-awaited PLEASURE ARENA. The children will be thrilled!


Explore the resort by rental cart
Back at GRAX, take a leisurely tour around the Pleasure Resort by rental cart.


BBQ and hot pot with ingredients prepared for you
Back at GRAX, begin preparing dinner. Make a BBQ and hot pot from the ingredients waiting in the fridge.


After dinner, relax in the hotel's hot springs
After dinner, head to the hotel's hot springs. In a bath overlooking the sea, ease away the tiredness of the day.


An easy night at the GRAX Lounge
Head to the GRAX Lounge on the grounds. Enjoy a drink while playing games or reading manga, or have fun with table tennis and darts!


A hot breakfast you cook yourselves
Breakfast is French toast and bacon and eggs. You cook it yourselves, so it's piping hot.


Off to bowling
After checking out, off to bowling. The whole family has a blast.


A local seafood lunch at Restaurant Yura
Lunch at Restaurant Yura in the Day-Trip Onsen. Savor the local seafood.


Refresh at the day-trip onsen
Having worked up a sweat, head straight into the day-trip hot springs.


Unwind at the Seaside Relaxation Lounge
After the hot springs, spend a relaxed hour at the lounging lounge overlooking the sea.


Ready to take on tomorrow
Two days full of fun—now we're ready for whatever comes next.


An early hotel check-in
Check in to the hotel a little early. Anticipation rises for the hours about to begin.


Restorative sauna time at Akazawa Spa
Take the shuttle bus on the grounds to Akazawa Spa. Reserve the hot stone bath, the barrel sauna, or a private sauna, and detox.


Have fun at DEEP SEA LOUNGE
After working up a good sweat, enjoy billiards and darts at DEEP SEA LOUNGE.


A kaiseki course of fresh local seafood
Return to the hotel for dinner. Take your time savoring a kaiseki course of fresh local seafood.


Let loose at the hotel's karaoke after dinner
After dinner, head to the hotel's karaoke. Sing it all out.


Gaze at the night sea from the open-air bath
Head to the hotel's hot springs. Gaze at the night sea from the open-air bath and let peace settle in.


Breakfast buffet at “Kira”
Breakfast buffet at "Kira" on the hotel lobby floor, with both Japanese and Western dishes to enjoy.


Relax at the Day-Trip Onsen
After checking out, head to the Day-Trip Onsen. Relax in the hot springs and the lounging lounge.


Local seafood at Restaurant Yura
Lunch at Restaurant Yura in the Day-Trip Onsen. Enjoy local seafood while gazing out at the sea before you.


Choose souvenirs, and the journey ends
Browse the souvenir corner of original and locally made goods. Choosing gifts is half the fun!
And with that, the journey comes to a close.


After check-in, lunch together at "Yura"
On arrival, check in to the hotel. First, everyone gathers for lunch at "Yura," the restaurant in the Day-Trip Onsen.


Here, each goes their own way
Relax at Akazawa Spa. Ease away everyday fatigue at leisure in the hot stone bath and sauna.


Off to PLEASURE ARENA. With breaks at Gabuttoria, the children play to their hearts' content.


Everyone gathers for bowling
Everyone gathers at 4 p.m. for bowling. Across the generations, the fun runs high.


Lodging to suit each generation's comfort
You may also choose separate lodgings to suit your preferences.
Please feel free to consult with us.
To a serene room at the Onsen Hotel. Relax at leisure by a window overlooking the sea.


To "GRAX," the glamping the children adore. A special night for the family alone, surrounded by nature.


Dinner together at the hotel
In the evening, everyone gathers at the hotel restaurant. Sharing memories of the day, all three generations enjoy a meal made with local ingredients.


Spend the night unwinding at your own lodging
After dinner, each to their own retreat.
Everyone savors the night their own way—at the hot springs, or out under the glamping sky.


Breakfast at each lodging
Breakfast can be enjoyed together at the hotel buffet, or at GRAX if you prefer.
Please feel free to ask.
Spend a leisurely morning over breakfast at the hotel.


At GRAX, a glamping breakfast savored amid nature—to the children's great delight.


After Check-Out, Unwind at the Day-Trip Onsen
After check-out, settle into the Day-Trip Onsen and read in the Seaside Relaxation Lounge. With a kids' space too, even the little ones can pass the time happily. Take one more soak in the springs, pick up some souvenirs, and set off for home.


To PLEASURE ARENA, Right as the Doors Open
With the "Platinum" Pleasure Passport in hand, it's a day built around the kids—let's play to the fullest! Head to PLEASURE ARENA right as it opens. Work up a sweat on the giant slides and trampolines, and the grown-ups can take on the Big Slider too!


Lunch at Gabuttoria
After a full two hours of play, it's lunch at Gabuttoria.
There's a kids' space inside, too.


A Grown-Up Kind of Play at DEEP SEA LOUNGE
After lunch, a slightly grown-up kind of play at DEEP SEA LOUNGE.
Enjoy table tennis and darts—with free-flowing drinks, too!


Off to bowling
Next, on to bowling. It's been a while, and everyone's thrilled.


Refresh at the Day-Trip Onsen
Having worked up a good sweat, it's off to the Day-Trip Onsen. Sink into the springs and let the tiredness melt away.
After the bath, settle in with some manga in the Seaside Relaxation Lounge.


An Izu seafood dinner at Yura
Appetites stirring, it's time for dinner at Yura—a feast of seafood from Izu.



