Stay at a historic inn or a resort hotel! Experience the morning and nighttime amusement of Enoshima in 2 days.

Iwamotoro, a historic inn that has existed on Enoshima for 850 years since the Kamakura period. It has, and still is located in “Enoshima Benzaiten Nakamise Street” welcoming travelers, still continuing its traditions by making history.

The Japanese-style rooms give guests a view of the Shonan ocean and Hakone Renzan mountains. See the various ships traveling the ocean, and a flock of seagulls careening through the skies; this is the perfect seaside vacation. Some rooms are connected to an indoor pool open every July and August. Guests can enjoy their time without visiting the crowded oceans.

There are two hot springs. The first one, the “Benten Cave Bath” worships the Enoshima Shrine spirits, while the “Iwamotoro Rome Bathhouse” is a cultural tangible asset that has an ancient rome motif. These two bathhouses are truly unique, so sit back and enjoy a time of relaxation.

To finish your day, dinner is a Kaiseki Japanese dinner course including seafood caught straight from Sagami Bay, and taken to Katase Port. Stewed Alfonsino, grilled Shrimp, is included in a special plan that will savor many.

There is another historic inn in Enoshima other than the Iwamotoro. Shonan Enoshima Oryori Ryokan Ebisuya, favored by celebrities. Their services can only be provided by a historical inn. Make sure to use it in your 2 day stay at Enoshima.

Forget your busy life, and stay like you are overseas while in Japan. The resort hotel is a perfect place to have that come to life.

The "Enoshima Island Spa Hotels” opened in 2020 at a diverse natural environment within a fabulous location. It embodies the spirit of a relaxing stay at Enoshima. A night at the hotel includes admission to “Enoshima Island Spa” from check in until checkout, allowing visitors to enjoy the hot springs sourced from 1500m underground, and other hot jacuzzi including 11 outdoor or indoors.
*Hot springs and pools might not be available on select days/times, or those who do not match our regulations.

In the main pavilion, there is a restaurant that gives you a great view of the Shonan ocean. The guest rooms have a fresh look with furniture that create a relaxing environment. Why not escape the ordinary and come relax at Enoshima.

There are other resort hotels outside of the island. The two popular hotels are, “Breath Hotel” which is the ultimate in hospitality with the theme of relaxation and health. The “enoca hotel” is suited for families and groups with a cozy environment.

When the sun sets, Enoshima turns into a quiet place, unlike the busy sights during the day. The “Enoshima Sea Candle” is the symbol of Shonan, best visited during sunset. Measuring at 59.8m in height, the glass observatory floor will give you a wide view of Mt. Fuji and Tanzawa. The majestic sunset view from the observatory will sure to be a highlight of your trip.

When staying at Enoshima, wake up early to explore the island. Your first stop should be “Enoshima Shrine”, which worships the three divine sisters. Inside the historic grounds, it feels like a spiritual place where your wealth, work, and love fortunes are strengthened. Take a deep breath in of the grounds’ sacred, and refreshing air.

Once you cleanse your body and spirit with water, and pray at every pavilion, explore the “Nakatsumiya”, with it’s bright and highly saturated exterior. An observatory overlooking the ocean is located here, giving viewers a great look at the gleaming lights of dawn. When you finish praying, have a nice breakfast nearby.

There is more to see and play on the island. To feel the “deep” Enoshima, here are some recommended spots. The “Oiwayamichi Street” is a long street from around the top of the island that ends at Chigogafuchi Abyss, a rocky shore. There are various restaurants, and gift shops lined up to create a retro atmosphere. There are some places where visitors can have a great view of Sugamo Bay, so come look for your favorite places while eating some meals while walking around.