Hotel Hamarikyu
6.6
Good(294 reviews)
1 Chome-22-19 Toba, Mie 517-0011, Japan
+81 599-25-6868
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Hotel Description
Hamarikyu Hotel
Welcome to Hotel Hamarikyu, a serene hot spring hotel located at 1 Chome-22-19 Toba, Mie 517-0011, Japan, perfectly positioned on a picturesque peninsula overlooking a scenic harbor. This inviting retreat is just a 7-minute walk from Toba train station, making it easily accessible for travelers. The nearby area offers various attractions, including the historical ruins of Toba Castle, located only 2 kilometers away, enhancing the hotel's appeal as a base for exploration. Guests can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with traditional Japanese design elements, creating a calming environment ideal for unwinding.
The hotel features straightforward accommodations that emphasize comfort and cultural authenticity. Rooms are equipped with modern amenities including televisions, traditional short-legged tables, tatami floors, and futons. Some rooms provide breathtaking harbor views and open-air baths filled with geothermal water, allowing guests to indulge in an authentic Japanese onsen experience. Room service is available for those seeking a cozy night in.
Hotel Hamarikyu boasts exceptional facilities, including a bathhouse that offers both indoor and outdoor soaking pools filled with natural hot spring water, as well as a sauna for ultimate relaxation. The hotel also houses an informal restaurant with stunning harbor views, perfect for enjoying breakfast or a casual meal, and a laid-back café and bar for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Transportation to and from the hotel is convenient, with several public transport options nearby. Guests can easily reach major airports such as Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport) within approximately 2 hours by taxi, or 2 hours and 45 minutes by transit. The hotel is also close to Toba Station, just an 8-minute walk away, and Toba Bus Center, ensuring easy access to the region's attractions.
Health and safety are paramount at Hotel Hamarikyu, with extensive measures in place to safeguard guests throughout their stay, including enhanced cleaning protocols and contactless services.
Guests at Hotel Hamarikyu will find plenty of activities to enjoy, such as visiting the Toba Aquarium, which is only a 3-minute drive away, or exploring the beautiful Kotai Jingu, one of Japan's most significant Shinto shrines, just 20 minutes from the hotel. Mikimoto Pearl Island, known for its pearl aquaculture, is a short 13-minute journey, while the scenic Futamiokitama Shrine, with its stunning views of the ocean, is just 14 minutes away. For a taste of local culture, the charming Okage Yokocho area, filled with replica Edo-period buildings, craft stores, and restaurants, is within a 19-minute walk.
Dining options abound in the vicinity, with several recommended establishments offering delightful culinary experiences. Whether indulging in fresh seafood or exploring local delicacies, guests will find a diverse range of flavors to savor.
We warmly invite you to experience the unique offerings and tranquil ambiance of Hotel Hamarikyu, where a blend of traditional Japanese hospitality and modern comforts await to create a memorable getaway.
The hotel features straightforward accommodations that emphasize comfort and cultural authenticity. Rooms are equipped with modern amenities including televisions, traditional short-legged tables, tatami floors, and futons. Some rooms provide breathtaking harbor views and open-air baths filled with geothermal water, allowing guests to indulge in an authentic Japanese onsen experience. Room service is available for those seeking a cozy night in.
Hotel Hamarikyu boasts exceptional facilities, including a bathhouse that offers both indoor and outdoor soaking pools filled with natural hot spring water, as well as a sauna for ultimate relaxation. The hotel also houses an informal restaurant with stunning harbor views, perfect for enjoying breakfast or a casual meal, and a laid-back café and bar for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Transportation to and from the hotel is convenient, with several public transport options nearby. Guests can easily reach major airports such as Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport) within approximately 2 hours by taxi, or 2 hours and 45 minutes by transit. The hotel is also close to Toba Station, just an 8-minute walk away, and Toba Bus Center, ensuring easy access to the region's attractions.
Health and safety are paramount at Hotel Hamarikyu, with extensive measures in place to safeguard guests throughout their stay, including enhanced cleaning protocols and contactless services.
Guests at Hotel Hamarikyu will find plenty of activities to enjoy, such as visiting the Toba Aquarium, which is only a 3-minute drive away, or exploring the beautiful Kotai Jingu, one of Japan's most significant Shinto shrines, just 20 minutes from the hotel. Mikimoto Pearl Island, known for its pearl aquaculture, is a short 13-minute journey, while the scenic Futamiokitama Shrine, with its stunning views of the ocean, is just 14 minutes away. For a taste of local culture, the charming Okage Yokocho area, filled with replica Edo-period buildings, craft stores, and restaurants, is within a 19-minute walk.
Dining options abound in the vicinity, with several recommended establishments offering delightful culinary experiences. Whether indulging in fresh seafood or exploring local delicacies, guests will find a diverse range of flavors to savor.
We warmly invite you to experience the unique offerings and tranquil ambiance of Hotel Hamarikyu, where a blend of traditional Japanese hospitality and modern comforts await to create a memorable getaway.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Stunning harbor views from select guest rooms
2. Natural hot spring baths with geothermal water
3. Close proximity to Toba Aquarium and attractions
4. Convenient access to public transportation options
5. Relaxing sauna and indoor/outdoor soaking pools
6. Informal restaurant with picturesque dining experiences
7. Traditional Japanese design with tatami and futons
8. Health and safety measures for guest well-being
9.8 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Toba Aquarium
14 min
Kotai Jingu (Ise Jingu Naiku, Inner Sanctuary)20 min
Mikimoto Pearl Island13 min
Futamiokitama Shrine14 min
Okage Yokocho19 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 16:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 9.8 |
| Nearest airport | Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport) |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 59 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$70
$71
$79
$79
$89
$88
$86
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Location
1 Chome-22-19 Toba, Mie 517-0011, Japan
Airports:
Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport)
Taxi: 1 hr 59 min
Transit: 2 hr 45 min
Chubu Centrair International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 8 min
Transit: 2 hr 28 min
Transit:
Isewan Ferry
Taxi: 4 min
Walking: 21 min
Sadahama(TOBA Marine Terminal)
Walking: 13 min
Toba Bus center
Walking: 9 min
Toba Station
Walking: 8 min
Ohama Guchi
Walking: 3 min
Nearby locations
9.8
Exceptional Location
On a peninsula overlooking a scenic harbor, this relaxed hot spring hotel is a 7-minute walk from Toba train station and 2 km from the ruins of Toba Castle.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Private bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
7.0
129 reviews
Wonderful
41
Excellent
35
Good
23
Below Average
9
Not Good
21
リョウ
3/5
Stay overnight without meals.I slept very comfortably.I’m happy after a long time 😆The hot springs were also very relaxing.But I could go outside the public bath, but there was nothing there!
norio takahata (tsurishumi)
4/5
Two adults stayed here without meals.The facility itself may be old, but the rooms were spacious, the prices were low, and the baths were comfortable.I was also able to go fishing (bait fishing) behind the facility, so I was satisfied.thank you very much.
Hi Ik
2/5
Stayed for one night in a nearby area with a last minute reservation.There is no hot water in the open-air bath.The screws on all the shower racks tend to come loose and fall off.The air conditioner in the changing room and lobby is not working (maybe it's off?).
よしたか
4/5
My family of 3 stayed overnight without meals. There have been many negative reviews about the facilities and rooms being old, the staff not there, and the open-air bath being closed, but if you can stay at this price and have good hot water, you won't have any complaints. It was much better than a business hotel that doesn't have a hot spring. The person who seems to be the owner is very friendly and nice, and we were satisfied. What's not to like about staying cheaply? Wouldn't those who have criticized it badly just pay more and stay somewhere nicer?
さがムケ
4/5
An old-fashioned tourist inn.The quality of the hot spring water is good.
kaz T
1/5
Is this really a 4 star hotel?Accommodation for a couple (2 adults) for 33,000 yen without meals (long weekend in mid-July). It was the worst run down hotel I've ever been to.I can forgive it if it's just old, but it's smelly and dirty. When I got out of the car at the entrance parking lot, I could smell human waste coming from the septic tank manhole. It was after 3pm, so I thought I would be able to check in, but I was told that the check-in starts at 4pm, so I had to wait in the car. I had a bad feeling about it, but it was as expected.When I entered the room, I was surprised to find it in disrepair, and it smelled like mold. The wallpaper and sliding doors are yellow with stains, and the corners of the tatami room are covered in black mold.Facilities are also worst. The bath was 70cm in diameter, right after the war? The plastic bathtub and toilet seat were also a little dirty, and of course there was no washlet. The air conditioner from 20 years ago has a very loud whirring fan.The building is believed to be over 70 years old, and the exterior walls are cracked and dirty, and it's so full of trash and dust that you can't even go out to the balcony.I couldn't sleep well due to the protein-like Chinese smell typical of old inns and the sound of old air conditioners, so I fled early in the morning. There was an old empty box on the counter with a note saying, ``Please leave your key inside and check out.''I had a two-night trip to Ise-Shima, but the other night was in a better hotel, so I'm afraid I'll be traumatized by how bad it was. I will never stay at a love hotel on the outskirts of the city again, which is far superior.
Re
2/5
Old, few staff, management okay??It was an inn that made me worry about various things.I think what the people who are criticizing in the reviews are saying is correct.I only met two staff members during my stay.I've been to many hotels and I meet about 5 staff members even for 1 night or 2 days (including those cleaning the rooms).I feel like the number of guests is decreasing due to the lack of staff.The room we stayed in was old anyway. (6th floor)Since it is an old-fashioned structure, there are many steps.Dirt is noticeable, and I'm also concerned about deterioration of wallpaper, etc.The refrigerator was dirty and smelly.The curtains are also torn and look old.The toilet seat is the type that does not get heated.The bathroom in the guest room is Showa retro.I would like the faucet in the bathroom to be cleaned a little more.The TV's appearance was poor, the screen was rough, and the sound was choppy.As others have written, the only thing that was good was the hot water in the bath...It's good to have disinfectant in there, but it smelled like chlorine.If the hotel is to be managed as it is now, I think it would be better for guests to operate it like a business hotel with lower prices and fewer services.There are many people who have given it 5 stars, so I don't think they will ever go out of business, but I won't be going there anymore.I'll give it a ★2 because I want you to do your best.
Jamez Chan
3/5
An old onsen ryokan, it's not far from the station but you'll need some navigating. Most of the facilities are quite old but they serve their job. A nice stay if you are on a budget and want to have the basics fulfilled.
Room 3
Service 4
Location4
ならとら
4/5
The hot springs felt very refreshing.The scenery from the window was rainy. I think it would be beautiful if it was sunny.
a
5/5
It's undeniably old, but it smells like the old Showa era.
Yoshikazu
4/5
The hot water in the bathhouse comes from Sakakibara Onsen.The water is smooth and slippery to the touch and is unmistakably the hot water of Sakakibara Onsen. I'm satisfied with just this.Check-in at the accommodation is from 16:00 in the evening.Please note that you will only be able to check in from 16:00, so you will not be able to check in even if you arrive early.There is Wi-Fi in the building. There is no washlet in the bathroom in the room.The only restroom on the first floor had a toilet seat with a washlet.
I. Y.
2/5
They probably don't offer dinner or breakfast due to labor costs, but I think they could at least order bento boxes from a vendor for those who wish to do so.
Faris Nesta
4/5
I used it for a day trip bath. I was disappointed that I didn't use the open-air bath, but the quality of the water was very light and fluffy. It had a luxurious feel and an old-fashioned atmosphere that made me feel warm.
中村真也
3/5
It's old and tattered, butMy fatherWhen I told him that I came from Fukuroi,It was tough. Soothe your tiredness in our hot spring!He worked hard.The room was large for one person.I guess the problem is that the bathroom is small.The hot spring in the large public bath felt good.
keizi asakura
1/5
Don't be fooled by the pretty leaflet.You cannot use the open-air bath (of course there is no announcement)The landlady and waitress are confusedIncident caused by falling while working on fluorescent light cover after arranging foodBut I don't apologizeThe landlady apologized a little later.The next morning, I went out of my way to get on the bus and say hello, so I thought, ``That's an apology...I guess that's it.''I don't apologize after all!What was really annoying was the waiters walking in front of the camera filming the banquet performance...At this time, we were in a group and didn't have a choice, but if we had known this was the kind of accommodation we would have chosen, we would never have chosen it.As I wrote at the beginning, the leaflet is really cool, but to be frank, it's fraudulent.I recommend it because it reminds you of the harshness of the world.
ココア
5/5
A hotel with a panoramic view of the ocean. I used it for a night without meals. The inside of the building feels historical, but it was well kept and I personally didn't feel bad about it.The hot springs were also very nice.Large public bath until 11:00 and private bath for 30 minutes for just under 3,000 yen? (Sorry, I don't remember).I would like to use it again when I stay overnight without meals. The staff at the hotel were also very nice.
H Y
4/5
It's not that beautiful, butConvenient location near Toba Station.
ゲームgames
2/5
4 star hotel! ?It was normal.Vending machines are expensive! The canned coffee was 210 yen. Water is also 200 yen. Beer is 500 yen 350ml
a t
4/5
Since I was traveling with children, I chose a Japanese-style room with a modest price tag.At first, I thought it was deserted, but the room was clean and spacious, and I could see the ocean through the large windows, giving it a sense of openness.There's also a hot spring sourced from our own source, and the futons are well-covered, so even if they get messy, the futons won't fall off!Personally, I'm very satisfied with the fact that it's quieter and more relaxing than a business hotel with small, poorly designed rooms with separate toilets and baths.This is a ryokan that is doing its best despite the coronavirus pandemic.Speaking of my greed, I wish they would take better care of the kettle.
hide uezu
5/5
It's a 5-minute walk from Toba Station, and the view from the rooms is great. There is no meal service, but there are facilities nearby that serve delicious food. By the way, it's also a good idea to bring your own.