Dome tents with private bath and toilet at the base of Mount Omuro on the Izu Peninsula, with chef-made outdoor dinners and a shared open-air hot spring bath.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Pets
- Yes
- Amenities
- Hot tubPet friendlySecludedWi-Fi
- Good for
- CouplesDog ownersFamilies
- Price
- Upscale
Izu Shaboten Village sets eighteen dome tents on a wide property at the foot of Mount Omuro, near Futo on the Izu Peninsula. Each dome is paired with its own cabin-style bathroom and washlet toilet, so there's no walk outside at night for a shower or a bathroom break. Rooms come with air conditioning, a fridge, TV, Bluetooth speaker, robes, and bath amenities, closer to a hotel room than a typical tent.
Layouts include a Japanese-Western room for two to five guests with beds and futons, a Japanese-style room for two to six with futons only, and a smaller pet room for two. Dinner is served chef-style on a private deck attached to each dome, with grilled meats and seafood, teppan dishes, and dessert; breakfast the next morning is a lighter spread built around local vegetables, served with a view of Mount Omuro. A separate open-air hot spring bath (alkaline, simple-type spring water, around 37.7°C) is available on site, though it may close in winter if the ground freezes.
The location puts Izu Shaboten Zoo three minutes away on foot and the Mount Omuro chairlift at the same distance, with the illuminated Izu Granpal Park about seven minutes by car. Wi-Fi works in every room, pets are welcome in the dedicated pet room, and parking covers twenty cars. Check-in runs 15:00 to 18:00 for guests with dinner included, checkout is 11:00, and the stay includes rules around a midday cleaning window that affects same-day re-entry for non-consecutive-night guests.
Booking opens three months ahead of a desired stay date, and reservations can be made by phone or through the property's booking link, with credit cards accepted on site.
Good to know
- What does a stay cost?
- Rates start from about 39,600 yen for two people in one room (roughly 19,800 yen per adult), or from 57,000 yen for three people in one room.
- What are check-in and check-out times?
- Check-in is 15:00 (by 18:00 for guests with dinner included, or by 20:00 for breakfast-only guests), and check-out is 11:00.
- Can I bring my dog?
- Yes, a dedicated pet room for two guests is available; confirm pet-specific rules and any extra fees directly with the property.
- Is the in-room bath a hot spring?
- No, the in-room bath uses mineral-rich spring water from the Amagi mountain system; a separate shared open-air hot spring bath is available on the grounds, weather and season permitting.
- How far in advance can I book?
- Reservations open three months before the desired stay date; booking can be done by phone or via the property's online reservation link.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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