Pension Tom Soya

Pension Tom Soya, located at 3-11 Soyamisaki, Wakkanai, Hokkaido 098-6758, Japan, offers guests a peaceful retreat overlooking the stunning Sea of Okhotsk. Situated just off National Route 238, the hotel is ideally positioned within walking distance of the iconic Cape Sōya monument, a mere 4-minute stroll away, and the scenic Sōyamisaki Lighthouse, which can be reached in 5 minutes. Guests can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with serene sea views, making this laid-back inn a perfect spot for travelers seeking both comfort and connection with nature. The traditional design elements, combined with modern comforts, enhance the sense of tranquility that defines this coastal getaway. Rooms at Pension Tom Soya are designed for comfort and relaxation. Each room is equipped with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, desks, and sitting areas, all with picturesque sea views to enjoy during your stay. For families or those seeking a more authentic experience, the hotel offers family rooms featuring tatami floors, futons, and traditional short-legged tables, capable of accommodating up to four people. The en suite bathrooms offer shower-only facilities, ensuring convenience for all guests. The hotel's special amenities include gender-segregated, communal bathhouses that provide a traditional Japanese bathing experience, a coin-operated laundry service for added convenience, and a seafood restaurant serving local delicacies. Breakfast and parking are also available for guests, enhancing the overall experience of this welcoming hotel. Pension Tom Soya enjoys convenient access to local transportation options, including a 19-minute taxi ride to Wakkanai Airport, and a 25-minute public transit journey. For those looking to explore the area, public transport options are also within walking distance, making the hotel a well-connected base for exploring northern Japan. Health and safety are prioritized at Pension Tom Soya, with robust measures in place to ensure guests’ well-being. With a family-friendly environment and a range of thoughtful services, this inn invites guests to experience both local culture and natural beauty in a peaceful, welcoming setting. Nearby attractions include the Cape Sōya, the northernmost point in Japan, and landmarks such as Soya Misaki Park and the Statue of Rinzo Mamiya. The area also features the Path of White Shells, ideal for nature lovers. Within just a few minutes' walk or taxi ride, visitors will find a range of dining options, including Hamaiso, Saihokutan, and several other local restaurants offering authentic Japanese cuisine. Whether you're relaxing in your comfortable room or exploring the stunning surrounding landmarks, Pension Tom Soya offers a memorable stay in one of Japan's most scenic regions.