Hidemaru Hanagokoro
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Hotel Description
Nestled in the tranquil fishing village of Ijika, Hidemaru Hanagokoro offers a relaxing retreat with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. Located at 392 Ijikacho, Toba, Mie 517-0026, Japan, this laid-back hot spring inn is just an 11-minute walk from the peaceful Ijika Shrine and conveniently situated close to various attractions. It is only 13 km from the Toba Aquarium and 14 km from Mikimoto Pearl Island, making it an ideal base for exploring the local sights. Guests can immerse themselves in the beauty of the surroundings, with the traditional Japanese design elements that enhance the sense of calm and serenity in the inn. The hotel features comfortable rooms with tatami floors and traditional short-legged tables, creating an authentic atmosphere. Some rooms even offer magnificent ocean views, ensuring a peaceful stay.
The hotel offers several amenities to ensure a pleasant stay, including a natural onsen where guests can relax in the therapeutic hot springs, both in public and private baths. Other amenities include a banquet hall, golf, and table tennis for recreation. The hotel is pet-friendly, allowing dogs and cats, and offers parking for guests' convenience. The rooms are equipped with essential facilities such as refrigerators, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms with bathtubs and showers. For those interested in a local dining experience, the inn has a seafood restaurant serving fresh, local cuisine.
In terms of transportation, the hotel is easily accessible from major public transport options, including walking distance to Ijika Guchi (just 2 minutes away), Ijika (7 minutes), and nearby stations such as Daiichi Hotel Mae and Fukahama. The nearest major airports, Nagoya Airport and Chubu Centrair International Airport, are approximately 2 hours by taxi, offering convenient access for travelers.
Hidemaru Hanagokoro takes guest safety and well-being seriously, with standard health and safety measures in place, including safe dining practices and enhanced cleaning protocols.
Guests can also enjoy numerous nearby attractions. The iconic Kotai Jingu (Ise Jingu Naiku) is just a 40-minute drive away, offering a glimpse into Japan's rich Shinto heritage. Other nearby points of interest include Toba Aquarium (22 minutes), Mikimoto Pearl Island (41 minutes), and the Shima Spain Village (18 minutes), perfect for a fun-filled family day out. The Toba Sea-Folk Museum, located just 5 minutes from the hotel, offers a fascinating look into the local fishing history and culture.
For dining, the area offers a wide variety of excellent seafood restaurants. Guests can enjoy fresh dishes at ニシムラショクドウ, Poseidon, or お食事処 石鏡岬 (Ijikamisaki), all within a few minutes by taxi. Hakkai and Minato Shyokudo are also notable options, serving top-notch seafood. With so many dining and sightseeing options nearby, guests are sure to have an unforgettable experience.
Whether you're visiting for relaxation, adventure, or cultural exploration, Hidemaru Hanagokoro invites you to experience a memorable stay in this charming seaside village.
The hotel offers several amenities to ensure a pleasant stay, including a natural onsen where guests can relax in the therapeutic hot springs, both in public and private baths. Other amenities include a banquet hall, golf, and table tennis for recreation. The hotel is pet-friendly, allowing dogs and cats, and offers parking for guests' convenience. The rooms are equipped with essential facilities such as refrigerators, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms with bathtubs and showers. For those interested in a local dining experience, the inn has a seafood restaurant serving fresh, local cuisine.
In terms of transportation, the hotel is easily accessible from major public transport options, including walking distance to Ijika Guchi (just 2 minutes away), Ijika (7 minutes), and nearby stations such as Daiichi Hotel Mae and Fukahama. The nearest major airports, Nagoya Airport and Chubu Centrair International Airport, are approximately 2 hours by taxi, offering convenient access for travelers.
Hidemaru Hanagokoro takes guest safety and well-being seriously, with standard health and safety measures in place, including safe dining practices and enhanced cleaning protocols.
Guests can also enjoy numerous nearby attractions. The iconic Kotai Jingu (Ise Jingu Naiku) is just a 40-minute drive away, offering a glimpse into Japan's rich Shinto heritage. Other nearby points of interest include Toba Aquarium (22 minutes), Mikimoto Pearl Island (41 minutes), and the Shima Spain Village (18 minutes), perfect for a fun-filled family day out. The Toba Sea-Folk Museum, located just 5 minutes from the hotel, offers a fascinating look into the local fishing history and culture.
For dining, the area offers a wide variety of excellent seafood restaurants. Guests can enjoy fresh dishes at ニシムラショクドウ, Poseidon, or お食事処 石鏡岬 (Ijikamisaki), all within a few minutes by taxi. Hakkai and Minato Shyokudo are also notable options, serving top-notch seafood. With so many dining and sightseeing options nearby, guests are sure to have an unforgettable experience.
Whether you're visiting for relaxation, adventure, or cultural exploration, Hidemaru Hanagokoro invites you to experience a memorable stay in this charming seaside village.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Oceanfront location with scenic views of the Pacific Ocean
2. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami floors and ocean views
3. Natural onsen with public and private bath options
4. Pet-friendly accommodations allowing dogs and cats
5. Convenient access to nearby attractions like Toba Aquarium and Mikimoto Pearl Island
6. Close proximity to popular seafood restaurants and local dining experiences
7. Recreational amenities including golf, table tennis, and karaoke
8. Private bathrooms with bathtubs and showers in selected rooms
9. Family-friendly environment with kid-friendly amenities
10. Easy access to public transportation, including Ijika Guchi and Ijika stations
7.4 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Kotai Jingu (Ise Jingu Naiku, Inner Sanctuary)
40 min
Toba Aquarium22 min
Mikimoto Pearl Island41 min
Shima Spain Village18 min
Toba Sea-Folk Museum5 min
Nearest locations
お食事処 石鏡岬(いじかみさき)
1 min
ニシムラショクドウ2 min
Poseidon2 min
Hakkai6 min
食堂 あun14 min
Chiso14 min
プチマリン15 min
Minato Shyokudo16 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 17:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.4 |
| Nearest airport | Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport) |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 19 min |
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Location
392 Ijikacho, Toba, Mie 517-0026, Japan
Airports:
Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport)
Taxi: 2 hr 19 min
Transit: 3 hr 27 min
Chubu Centrair International Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 28 min
Transit: 3 hr 10 min
Transit:
Ijikako
Walking: 14 min
Daiichi Hotel Mae
Walking: 3 min
Ijika Guchi
Walking: 2 min
Ijika
Walking: 7 min
Fukahama
Walking: 12 min
Nearby locations
7.4
Very Good Location
Looking out on the Pacific Ocean, this laid-back hot spring inn in a tranquil fishing village lies 11 minutes' walk from Ijika Shrine, 13 km from Toba Aquarium and 14 km from Mikimoto Pearl Island.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Golf
Table tennis
Banquet hall
Languages spoken
Japanese
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Private bath
Accessibility
Not accessible
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Services
Front desk
Currency exchange
Elevator
Pets
Pet-friendly
Dogs allowed
Cats allowed
Parking & transportation
Parking
Policies & payments
Credit cards
NFC mobile payments
Cash
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
5.5
8 reviews
Wonderful
3
Excellent
0
Good
0
Below Average
2
Not Good
3
allie a
2/5
I used it for a stay in August. Even though it was a midsummer day, only the room had an air conditioner. I was surprised that there was no air conditioner in the hallway. I don't know if it's because they don't have the facilities or because they're trying to save money, but the windows were wide open so insects came in, it was hot, and it was just uncomfortable.It's a dog-friendly inn, but as soon as you enter through the entrance, you won't be able to enter unless you hold them. Dogs are only allowed in the room and outside at the dog run.The room was spacious and had the feel of an old-fashioned inn, with a nice view of the ocean, but there was no Wi-Fi or a small, old TV with no terrestrial digital TV. It's an empty place, so if I didn't have my smartphone and computer, I'd have a lot of time to spare.The only good points were the friendly customer service that is typical of a family-run business and the fact that we were able to use the outside dog park.
安田恭子
5/5
I stayed with my son and miniature dachshund for two nights. We could see the ocean from our room, and the national park from the hallway, which was a spectacular view.For dinner, we went to Poseidon, a restaurant run by affiliated Ama divers. The seafood was melt-in-your-mouth fresh. The breakfast was fresh and delicious, with seafood and eggs from free-range chickens.On the second night, we had abalone sashimi, which melted in the mouth and was so delicious that my son and I both enjoyed it. I rolled my eyes. Seafood is really delicious when you're close to the sea. There is a dog run here with a view of the ocean, where you can let your dog run freely at any time. It's a spectacular view.The room was spacious and the hot springs were pleasant. We are doing protection dog activities here and Poseidon. The rescued children seemed to be very loved and happy. I would like to take care of you again! thank you.
T T
1/5
This inn has a cancellation policy where cancellation fees apply from 31 days in advance.(A cancellation fee was incurred for reservations made 9 hours after application and 15 days before arrival.)After making the reservation, I had to cancel it immediately due to a medical issue, and although I informed them of the situation, I was charged a cancellation fee.Due to unavoidable circumstances, I had to cancel, and I am very disappointed.However, I'm glad I canceled.Looking at the reviews, this ryokan is pretty awesome😅There are many reviews that show that the inn is not good for money.(Compensation for dog misbehavior is written everywhere, bathing tax is higher than usual, etc.)Also, I was aware of this and applied from the beginning, but you will be charged a 4,400 yen lodging fee for your dog and a 1,000 yen dog donation fee.I applied without worrying about it at first because it was the only place I could find it, but what is dog donation? I'm feeling.If you write "donation," you should write which organization you are donating to.I'd like to think that they're not soliciting donations for the inn that welcomes dogs even though they're paying for the dog's lodging, but the current response shows that the company is run by someone with a very mean personality. That's what I thought.I realized once again that even if I feel better, I should definitely not go here.On the contrary, I was glad that I had to cancel.When I went there, I felt even worse.Be wary of accommodations that have a cancellation policy of 31 days in advance and that have a large number of reviews!
York
5/5
At the end of the year, I used it with my family of 4 and a pet (dog). Even though we arrived very late, the landlady (very friendly!) arranged for us to eat (there is another very nice restaurant nearby where you can eat fresh seafood). Thank you very much for doing that. The next morning, we were able to play in the dog run attached to the facility while looking out at the beautiful ocean. It was a short stay of one night and two days, but I would definitely like to use it again. thank you very much.
ころっけ
1/5
I have stayed at various inns that allow dogs, but this is the first time I've been as disappointed as this one.First of all, there was a steep cliff-like slope from the entrance, and there were many scratch marks on the bottom of the car, and to get to the parking lot, we had to go further down the cliff to a place where there was no light. By the time I checked in, it was pitch dark and I couldn't see anything, so I was anxious from the beginning.-facility-The homepage states that dogs are welcome, but dogs are usually held outside of the room, and of course I was holding them at the entrance, but when I dropped them off only when I was dropping off my luggage (before I went up to the entrance), I was able to pick them up right away. I was asked to hold the dog and enter. If that was the case, they should have helped carry the luggage instead of just watching, or if the facility was that sensitive, they shouldn't have allowed dogs.I felt really bad. Also, the floor and walls (torn) of the facility aren't clean enough to warrant that much attention.Also, the shower in the bathroom in the room cannot be used because there is no hot water.-meal-This was the most disappointing or unbelievable part.When I made the reservation, I chose a plan that included in-room meals and breakfast for dinner, which was limited to one group, but dinner was moved to a separate room. That's not called in-room dining. The room itself was terrible, as it felt like a table had been forced into a banquet hall.The food was also so good that I wondered if it was different from the photo. Of course, the taste is not at a level that can be evaluated.Even during breakfast, the table in front of us was left in a mess with leftover food, and we didn't know why they didn't clean it up right away, but it remained like that until we finished eating.Why do I have to eat while looking at such a dirty table?If you misbehave in a dog-friendly room, you will be fined, you will have to prepare your own futon to sleep in, you will be charged an additional fee if you use more than necessary, you will be charged for the second towel, there is a mysterious dog donation fee in the billed amount column, etc. I can't say enough...I'm really sorry that the amount of money I paid for this time was not commensurate with the response at all...I'm really shocked that my memories of Toba remain in such a bad way.
ぽなのうた
5/5
The staff's response was very warm and I was glad that I felt warmly welcomed as well.The landlady also seemed to really love dogs, and watching them made me feel warm.The view was close to the sea and the air was great.Although I came from a far away place, it was an inn that I would definitely like to visit again.
料亭 濱みき
2/5
🙇♂️Please read to the end before making a reservation.✨Good points1. The good points are the spectacular view of the sea, the cleanliness of the rooms, and the quality of the natural hot springs.2. I myself have a wheat allergy and used the no-meal plan, so when I tried to eat dinner outside, it took a while to find a place to eat [I originally had a late plan] but I was late to check in. . At this time, I had called them in advance, but I am glad that they responded promptly.✨Points you would like to improve1. (Although I checked in late due to food allergies.) I had planned to leave at 9 a.m., and as it was just a little past that time, the number of calls to remind me was a little reduced, even though it was a rule. I was also working hard to prepare so as not to be late...2. The dog's lodging fee is 5,400 yen (excluding tax) including the room fee and donations for animal welfare, which is too expensive even though we don't even provide food. 👹3. Not being able to use the outdoor dog run even a little after check-out was a disappointing response for a tourist hotel and a hotel where you can stay with your dog.[PS]👹🌠Even though I was singing that I could stay with my dog, the information posted in the room did not. It is very unfortunate that the letter stated, ``If we find out anything wrong with it later, we will seek compensation.'' The excessive guidance could also be interpreted as an act of intimidation. It's unpleasant!! ️I can no longer stay in peace 😅.✨SummaryIf it's just a human, it's possible to stay overnight, but if it's a dog...
RyS Ut
1/5
I was charged about 6,000 yen in cash for one dog. There are no notes on the reservation site, and the landlady is very particular about what is written in the terms of service. There was a threatening note written in the room saying that I would have to pay compensation for misbehaving with my dog, so I will never come again.