Shimizuya Inn
6.8
Good(88 reviews)
1 Chome-6-5 Honcho, Nirasaki, Yamanashi 407-0024, Japan
+81 551-22-0024
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Hotel Description
Shimizuya Inn Hotel
Shimizuya Inn, located at 1 Chome-6-5 Honcho, Nirasaki, Yamanashi 407-0024, Japan, is a charming low-key hotel that invites guests to experience the beauty of its surroundings. Just a short 3-minute walk leads you to a variety of eateries, making dining options easily accessible. The hotel boasts distant views of the majestic Mount Fuji, enhancing its appeal as a perfect retreat. Situated a mere 5-minute walk from Nirasaki train station, it provides convenient access for travelers. Guests can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere in this simple yet comfortable setting, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration. The design of the hotel reflects a traditional Japanese aesthetic, offering a blend of comfort and cultural charm.
The hotel features essential accommodations with Internet access, TVs, and tea and coffee-making facilities in each room. Some rooms are uniquely equipped with tatami mats, futons, and traditional short-legged tables, allowing guests to immerse themselves in Japanese culture. For those seeking additional comfort, shared bathrooms are available, and room service adds to the convenience. Limited parking is available on-site for guests traveling by car. Shimizuya Inn also offers communal baths, providing a wonderful opportunity for relaxation. Bicycles are available for hire, perfect for those who wish to explore the scenic surroundings at their own pace. Guests can indulge in breakfast, evening meals, and even soothing massages during their stay.
Accessibility is another highlight of Shimizuya Inn. The nearby public transport options make it easy to explore the local area. Nirasaki Station is within a short walking distance, approximately 6 minutes away, while Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is about 1 hour and 10 minutes by taxi, ensuring seamless travel for international visitors.
Health and safety are paramount at Shimizuya Inn, with measures in place to ensure the well-being of all guests. The hotel prioritizes cleanliness and comfort, allowing visitors to focus on relaxation and enjoyment during their stay.
Guests can engage in numerous activities near the hotel. Popular local attractions include Shosenkyo, a beautiful riverside walking trail featuring a stunning waterfall and breathtaking fall foliage, located just 37 minutes from the hotel. Takeda Shrine, a landmark known for its scenic beauty and historical significance, is 30 minutes away. For those interested in history, Maizuru Castle Park offers a tranquil atmosphere with views of Mount Fuji and cherry blossoms in the spring, just 23 minutes from the hotel. The Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art, showcasing contemporary Japanese art and a rose garden, is reachable within 18 minutes. For wine enthusiasts, the Suntory Tomi no Oka Winery is a delightful 21-minute journey away.
Dining options are abundant around Shimizuya Inn. Nearby restaurants include 富来亭, a renowned tonkatsu restaurant just a minute away by taxi, and Seiotto, an Italian gem also a minute from the hotel. For those craving Western cuisine, Saito is just 3 minutes away, while Tahara, an izakaya restaurant, can be reached in 1 minute. Lastly, 松葉家 offers traditional Japanese teishoku dishes, only a minute away.
In summary, Shimizuya Inn is a delightful escape that combines comfort with cultural experiences. Guests are warmly invited to explore the unique offerings of this hotel, ensuring a memorable stay in Nirasaki, Yamanashi, Japan.
The hotel features essential accommodations with Internet access, TVs, and tea and coffee-making facilities in each room. Some rooms are uniquely equipped with tatami mats, futons, and traditional short-legged tables, allowing guests to immerse themselves in Japanese culture. For those seeking additional comfort, shared bathrooms are available, and room service adds to the convenience. Limited parking is available on-site for guests traveling by car. Shimizuya Inn also offers communal baths, providing a wonderful opportunity for relaxation. Bicycles are available for hire, perfect for those who wish to explore the scenic surroundings at their own pace. Guests can indulge in breakfast, evening meals, and even soothing massages during their stay.
Accessibility is another highlight of Shimizuya Inn. The nearby public transport options make it easy to explore the local area. Nirasaki Station is within a short walking distance, approximately 6 minutes away, while Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is about 1 hour and 10 minutes by taxi, ensuring seamless travel for international visitors.
Health and safety are paramount at Shimizuya Inn, with measures in place to ensure the well-being of all guests. The hotel prioritizes cleanliness and comfort, allowing visitors to focus on relaxation and enjoyment during their stay.
Guests can engage in numerous activities near the hotel. Popular local attractions include Shosenkyo, a beautiful riverside walking trail featuring a stunning waterfall and breathtaking fall foliage, located just 37 minutes from the hotel. Takeda Shrine, a landmark known for its scenic beauty and historical significance, is 30 minutes away. For those interested in history, Maizuru Castle Park offers a tranquil atmosphere with views of Mount Fuji and cherry blossoms in the spring, just 23 minutes from the hotel. The Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art, showcasing contemporary Japanese art and a rose garden, is reachable within 18 minutes. For wine enthusiasts, the Suntory Tomi no Oka Winery is a delightful 21-minute journey away.
Dining options are abundant around Shimizuya Inn. Nearby restaurants include 富来亭, a renowned tonkatsu restaurant just a minute away by taxi, and Seiotto, an Italian gem also a minute from the hotel. For those craving Western cuisine, Saito is just 3 minutes away, while Tahara, an izakaya restaurant, can be reached in 1 minute. Lastly, 松葉家 offers traditional Japanese teishoku dishes, only a minute away.
In summary, Shimizuya Inn is a delightful escape that combines comfort with cultural experiences. Guests are warmly invited to explore the unique offerings of this hotel, ensuring a memorable stay in Nirasaki, Yamanashi, Japan.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 16 min drive to 北杜市オオムラサキセンター
2. 6 min walk to nearest train station
3. One of the few hotels in the area with room service
4. The hotel has breakfast
5. Access to communal baths for relaxation
7.8 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Shosenkyo
37 min
Takeda Shrine30 min
Maizuru Castle Park23 min
Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art18 min
Suntory Tomi no Oka Winery21 min
Nearest locations
富来亭
1 min
Seiotto1 min
Tahara1 min
松葉家1 min
koti1 min
Saito3 min
Restaurant さくら茶屋 La Passion4 min
Osteria nana4 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.8 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 10 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$81
$79
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Location
1 Chome-6-5 Honcho, Nirasaki, Yamanashi 407-0024, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 10 min
Transit: 2 hr 14 min
Transit:
Chugin-nirasaki-shiten
Walking: 1 min
Yamanashi-chuo Bank
Walking: 1 min
Nirasaki Station
Walking: 6 min
Nirasaki Elementary School
Walking: 3 min
Entrance to Ana-gannon
Walking: 4 min
Nearby locations
7.8
Very Good Location
Within 3 minutes' walk of eateries, this low-key hotel with distant views of Mount Fuji is a 5-minute walk from Nirasaki train station and 4 km from Nirasaki Asahi Onsen, a hot spring bathhouse.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Bicycle rental
Banquet hall
Public bath
Public bath
Private bath
Languages spoken
English
Japanese
Accessibility
Accessible
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Room service
Breakfast
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
Massage
No spa
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator in some rooms
Microwave in some rooms
Coffee maker in some rooms
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Services
Front desk
Wake up calls
Housekeeping
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
NFC mobile payments
Cash
Business & events
Meeting rooms
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Children
Kid-friendly
Activities for kids
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Reviews
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7.4
26 reviews
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hidenori
4/5
The building is certainly old, butThe food was amazing and deliciousThere was something that looked like an oxygen inhaler.Jalan said there was no refrigerator in the room, but there was one.There is also parking space for about 10 cars in the back.Wi-Fi was also extremely fast.
takeuma
3/5
It is a long-established inn that can be reached by walking for about 7 minutes from Nirasaki Station, and surprisingly it is located right in the middle of the city, along the street. (When I heard of a ryokan, I imagined it to be in the countryside or somewhere a little out of the way.)It looks like an inn with a lot of history, and you can feel the history everywhere, in both good and bad ways. It's beautiful though! Although the room is a little dark, the windows are large and sufficient. Wi-Fi is also perfect.As it is a long-established inn, the walls are quite thin, so you can hear voices and footsteps in the hallway, as well as sounds from the next room. It may be quite tough for those who are concerned about it.I think it's family-run, and it's very warm-hearted. We had breakfast and dinner, and the meals were quite voluminous and each dish felt home-cooked. The drinks at dinner and the vending machine in the annex were reasonably priced. Also, coffee is not included with breakfast...how sad.Although the bath is called a large bath, it is quite tight for 3 people. For women, it looks like a normal bathroom.Since it was high season, I didn't feel that the cost performance was very high, but the homely feeling might be a little addictive lol
Jacob Lambrecht
5/5
I stayed here for a night while traveling to the Hakushu Distillery. I really wanted to stay in a traditional ryokan and it was an easy walk from Nirasaki station so the combination of factors made it a great choice. The couple (?) running the inn were very nice and the food was amazing!! The food was in my top three meals of my 2 week trip. I stayed in a western room because I was not sure what to expect with communal bathrooms in Japan. Having been there, the worry was for nothing. Next time I would have no problem with the tatami. As others have noted, the room lighting can be a little dim, hence ⅘ stars for room. All the lights and lamps need to be on in evenings to do anything beyond sleeping. My only regret is I don't know enough Japanese to really talk to the owners beyond "Breakfast at 7 please" and "Can I pay with cash?". Thanks for your hospitality during my stay!
大山公昭
4/5
It is a vertically long inn.The public bath is not large, butBetter than a room unit.The food was delicious too.Where to stay near Nirasaki StationIt's an option you can't miss
じゅんじゅん
4/5
It was a nice looking inn.There are no convenience stores nearby, so I recommend buying some before arriving.
Yuki TAGATA
5/5
This is a ryokan with a homely atmosphere. I feel comfortable being treated in a friendly manner. They also have local goods and products, so I bought some!
田崎ドローン
3/5
They responded kindly to me in many ways.
Room 3
Service 3
Location3
河西通友
5/5
This is a long-established inn that has been around since the Edo period, but you can only have lunch there.Lunch is Koshu beef steak bowl.It's absolutely delicious!It is run by a young couple with small children, and there is a children's room, making it suitable for families.
プロジェクトT
3/5
The inn was somewhere between an inn and a guesthouse.It's very homey
あじまりょういち
3/5
I used it when I was on a business trip.Is it a family business? The service was warm.The large public bath is large enough to accommodate three people, but I'm grateful to have it.If you look carefully, you will find an outlet in the guest room in an inconspicuous place, which is good for those who like to sleep with their smartphones by their pillows.Breakfast is what you would call a Japanese breakfast and is easy on the stomach.I think it depends on the room, but I was concerned about the noise from the outdoor unit.
金井陽一（塚越桜五郎）
4/5
It's located along the prefectural highway, a 7-8 minute walk from Nirasaki Station, which is pitch-black. Since it is called a ``ryokan'' in a beautiful building, you might think that it is an old-fashioned and frank customer service, but in reality it is a dry business hotel that is almost deserted. (Maybe there's a reason they say it was being renovated) A young wife banging on the bell at the counter in the back? I feel like I'm going to come out.Breakfast is eaten in the dining room on the first floor, but it seems like it's a family-run business, probably run by a husband and wife.The husband, who appears to be a husband and wife, disappears after serving miso soup, probably having other jobs. The meal itself was homely and plentiful, so I was satisfied, but when I left, there was no sign of anyone behind the reception desk, so I left my room key behind.The world is like a dry hotel chain with a lack of staff, so if you go there in search of a warmer world, you'll feel a little strange, but I think it's suitable for people who are used to business trips and don't want to be interfered with.In addition to credit cards, QR code payments such as PayPay are also available for payment. Wi-Fi is also available.
ringin1021
3/5
Enough for just staying the night. I was surprised that the onigiri bento turned out to be a better bento than I expected. It was delicious.
Chiyomi
4/5
A business inn style hotel near the station...It was as expected as it was able to accommodate early departures in the morning and was a cheap and convenient stay. The host's customer service was efficient and sufficient for our needs. I had a good impression.“Onigiri breakfast” was included in the accommodation plan. Due to coronavirus precautions, I had agreed to eat in my room, but I was surprised to see not only onigiri (rice balls) but also catered bento-style meals. It was delivered at 9pm the night before.The homemade egg rolls were delicious.Local residents seemed to be working hard to provide lunch boxes and catering. Homely in a good way.I hate Corona.The building is under renovation and only the annex is available. The building was long in the back and felt old as I walked deeper into it...but that can't be helped. Some areas, such as the women's bath, have already been cleaned. Looking forward to future renovations!
黒田範彦
5/5
Thank you for your help with zoom and remote work. The WiFi communication speed and quietness are good, so it is recommended for remote work.
足立剛
2/5
walls are thin
ichi T
3/5
A long-established inn that appears to be family-run, located along the street. There is a parking lot at the back, but be careful as the parking lot is small for a 5m size car.The room was dark with little lighting and the chairs were small, making it difficult to relax.Even when I used it during the Obon period, the cost performance was good, so I gave it 3 stars.
ねあ
4/5
The facility is a little old because it has a lot of history, but it is very clean and has good value for money.In addition, both the young master and the young proprietress were very personable and made me feel like I was staying at an inn.
Masaki Saito
2/5
Even though there were few guests, we stayed in the annex. Also, the parking lot is far away, which is a shame.
シロシロ
5/5
In late November, while driving home from work, I had planned to stay with my family, but my daughter developed a fever, so when I called to cancel, they said they would not charge a cancellation fee.Once the coronavirus pandemic subsides, I'm definitely going to stay there.
megumi Y
5/5
Lunch is cheap and delicious