Hot Springs Hotels in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

It appears to have been vacant from the former Kanpo no Yado, but the building was clean and the rooms had been renovated, making for a pleasant stay. The building is located along the mouth of the Nakagawa River and has large windows, offering a great view of Nakaminato. However, it felt simple, so the souvenir corner was small and other facilities were not great. The family bath is equipped with shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and a hairdryer, but no facial cleanser, lotion, or emulsion, so it's best to bring your own. The room only had tea bags. The breakfast buffet was excellent, so I recommend it.

The bathing space is relatively large, so many people can use it at the same time without feeling crowded. The breakfast was buffet style with many choices. It was a holiday. Fortunately, the staff assisted in arranging seats and the dining process went smoothly.

環境很美 設備很乾淨清潔 溫泉的風景一流 所有服務員都非常之好 還有特別感謝會講普通話的服務員Miss黃 她非常之細心 安排好一切 還講解我們準備明天行山時 需要注意的事 謝謝你 這次是非常好的體驗 這間溫泉酒店我非常推介 希望下次會再嚟

My stay at this accommodation was absolutely fantastic and far exceeded my expectations! The place was impeccably clean and wonderfully quiet, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. The hosts were incredibly kind and attentive, making me feel right at home. One of the highlights was the food—breakfast and dinner were served daily, and each meal was unique, prepared with incredibly fresh ingredients. Every dish was delicious and thoughtfully crafted, adding a special touch to the experience. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a comfortable, clean, and welcoming stay. It’s truly exceptional and well worth it!

I found it very convenient as the washing machines are free of charge, and using the dryer costs only 100 yen with plenty of units available. They also have a public bath, sauna, and massage chairs. The washing machines, in particular, are located both inside and outside the changing rooms with plenty of capacity, so if you start a load before taking a bath, you can relax without having to wait. Everything was just very comfortable.

The room is spacious and the bathtub is large enough to stretch your legs. It is a very beautiful hotel because there is also a wedding hall. The adjacent hot springs were lined up for the first time because the general public was also used because the time zone I went to was bad. I put hot water in a jacuzzi, lukewarm water, and a hot open-air bath comfortably. There is also a sauna. The parking lot is on the back of the hotel. It feels like the place to stop with the guest and the hot spring facility user is separated, but it is a little disappointing that the hot spring use 々 seems to be stopping and could not stop on the hotel side. But guests can stop for free. Overall it was a very clean and good hotel.

It was a trip with my sick husband and hisa 々 The sea was in front of me, and I was very healed. Asahi is the best ❣️ The open-air bath was also very good. I'm tired and I'm both physically and mentally I'm fine. Thank you.

The environment is first-class, the stream hot spring is very special, there is a bagtian waterfall nearby, you can go to the tour smoothly, booked a buffet dinner and breakfast, the food is very standard, good taste!

It was a simple, cozy, and homey place to stay. Attention to detail was evident, and the creative cuisine, made with carefully selected ingredients, was delicious and reassuring. The welcome drinks from 3 PM to 5 PM—well-chilled barley tea and vinegar juice (the red wine was a little bitter, but the white wine was delicious)—and the snacks in the room were also tasty. The bath was small but lovely, and the open-air bath overlooking the sea was wonderful. (There were some insects like moths, oaks, and spiderwebs, but I accepted it as coexisting with nature.) Located about two hours from Nagareyama, Chiba via the Joban Expressway, I thought it was a rare find as a ryokan (Japanese inn) with a sea view right in front of it. On the way back, I was able to visit the Noguchi Ujo Memorial Museum and birthplace, dedicated to the children's song writer and poet from Ibaraki, which was a nice touch. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

The hotel staff is enthusiastic and the attitude is comfortable, but the hotel room is old but overall satisfaction. Next time you have the opportunity, you will choose to stay first, but the hot spring equipment is poor, such as shampoo shower gel.