Hotel Suikan-sō
4.4
Not good(19 reviews)
1-chome-8-7 Ayame, Itako, Ibaraki 311-2425, Japan
+81 299-62-3717
+3
Hotel Description
Suikan Hotel
Hotel Suikan-sō, located at 1-chome-8-7 Ayame, Itako, Ibaraki 311-2425, Japan, offers a unique blend of traditional Japanese charm and modern comfort. Nestled in a vibrant area, the hotel is a short walk from attractions like the Suigo-Itako Iris Garden and the famous 嫁入り舟, making it an ideal base for exploring local culture and natural beauty. The hotel's design reflects a serene aesthetic, with a focus on creating a peaceful atmosphere for guests.
The rooms at Hotel Suikan-sō are thoughtfully designed to provide a comfortable and spacious environment. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant stay regardless of the season. Guests can enjoy the tranquil ambiance, making it perfect for relaxation after a day of sightseeing.
Unique amenities such as a public bath and private bath facilities enhance the experience, allowing guests to unwind in a traditional Japanese style. Although there is no fitness center or spa, the hotel provides high-speed Wi-Fi throughout, ensuring guests stay connected.
Transportation is convenient, with Itako Station just a 5-minute walk away, providing easy access to various destinations. For those arriving by air, Narita International Airport is approximately a 35-minute taxi ride, while Haneda Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 24 minutes.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure guests feel secure during their stay.
Guests can engage in a variety of activities nearby, from enjoying serene walks in the Iris Garden to exploring local shops and markets.
Significant landmarks within reach include the Kashima Jingu Shrine, Katori Jingu Shrine, Suigo Sawara Ayame Park, and more.
For dining, nearby restaurants such as ITALIAN GARAGE and 和源 offer delightful culinary experiences just minutes away.
Hotel Suikan-sō warmly invites you to experience its exceptional offerings, ensuring a memorable stay in the heart of Itako.
The rooms at Hotel Suikan-sō are thoughtfully designed to provide a comfortable and spacious environment. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant stay regardless of the season. Guests can enjoy the tranquil ambiance, making it perfect for relaxation after a day of sightseeing.
Unique amenities such as a public bath and private bath facilities enhance the experience, allowing guests to unwind in a traditional Japanese style. Although there is no fitness center or spa, the hotel provides high-speed Wi-Fi throughout, ensuring guests stay connected.
Transportation is convenient, with Itako Station just a 5-minute walk away, providing easy access to various destinations. For those arriving by air, Narita International Airport is approximately a 35-minute taxi ride, while Haneda Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 24 minutes.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure guests feel secure during their stay.
Guests can engage in a variety of activities nearby, from enjoying serene walks in the Iris Garden to exploring local shops and markets.
Significant landmarks within reach include the Kashima Jingu Shrine, Katori Jingu Shrine, Suigo Sawara Ayame Park, and more.
For dining, nearby restaurants such as ITALIAN GARAGE and 和源 offer delightful culinary experiences just minutes away.
Hotel Suikan-sō warmly invites you to experience its exceptional offerings, ensuring a memorable stay in the heart of Itako.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to Suigo-Itako Iris Garden and 嫁入り舟
2. 5 min walk to nearest train station
3. Traditional public and private bath facilities
4. High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
5. Air-conditioned rooms for guest comfort
8.0 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Kashima Jingu Shrine
18 min
Katori Jingu Shrine17 min
Suigo-Itako Iris Garden1 min
Suigo Sawara Ayame Park8 min
嫁入り舟1 min
Nearest locations
トンカツトンペイイタコ
1 min
うなぎ専門店 宮本【あやめ祭期間限定営業】1 min
潮来シャンティパレスときた1 min
ITALIAN GARAGE（イタリアンガレージ）潮来2 min
和源2 min
食工房 天下茶屋2 min
Adriano2 min
THE むじな2 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.0 |
| Nearest airport | Narita International Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 35 min |
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Location
1-chome-8-7 Ayame, Itako, Ibaraki 311-2425, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 35 min
Transit: 1 hr 15 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 24 min
Transit: 2 hr 41 min
Transit:
Itako
Walking: 5 min
Itako Station
Walking: 5 min
Katori Station
Taxi: 20 min
Walking: 2 hr 16 min
Itako Eki
Walking: 5 min
Nearby locations
8.0
Excellent Location
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Private bath
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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3.0
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こんのりょう
3/5
The host is smiling and has a friendly atmosphere. I don't think he has the twisted personality mentioned in other reviews.The building as a whole is quite old.There is no problem if you only use it for sleeping.The plumbing is old and not clean, so I don't feel like using it.A group of guys who don't care about anything can have fun. I think it's tough for women.
droid kuma
3/5
This is an inn with a Showa era feel. The scenery from the inn is beautiful, and the food is delicious. It makes me feel very nostalgic. If you like getting a feel for the Showa era, this is a must-see. There is also a convenience store right in front of you, making it easy to do some shopping. It would be even better if the water circulation improved. It felt quite old, including the room.
ちゃたろう（ちゃたろう）
1/5
When I was still in elementary school, the company where my father worked built a bridge (Suiun Bridge) that is the venue for the Iris Festival. I was staying at this hotel at that time, and I have fond memories of going there several times during the Iris Festival, but after reading the reviews, I was very disappointed. This story happened 50 years ago, but the people at the hotel were very nice, and there were several children, including myself, who gave us souvenirs on the way home and saw us off with a smile. I still remember it. My father passed away, but if he were still alive, he would be over 90, but if he had known about this situation, I'm sure he would have been as sorry and sad as I was.
ysよう
1/5
It's a place with a Showa retro feel.
Y M
1/5
Reddish brown water comes out of the faucet.It smells so rusty that I don't feel like washing my hands and face.The only advantage is that there is a 7-Eleven right next door.
七五三男一二三
1/5
A ghost will appear. . .8,000 yen without breakfast is too expensive.Impossible by modern standards.In this case, it would be more cost-effective to take the train to Mito and stay at a business hotel (breakfast included) such as ○○in.Even if you estimate the transportation cost, it's better and more comfortable.The owner has a twisted personality and is very unpleasant to stay at.
佐伯信幸
1/5
The owner of this shop has become even more twisted since his family was separated!
doram el
1/5
The store owner's response is the worst.If you are not willing to do it, I would like you to quit.I don't even want to give one star.The lowest I can get is one star, so I have no choice but to give it, but the true meaning is zero stars.Also, there are definitely some downsides.“The toilet stinks even before I use it! ”Hey, do something!My hunch is that the day it closes is near.In a sense, the arrogant attitude toward the guests can be seen as ``resolved.'' I wonder if they are ready to quit, or if they are just opening up and responding that way.Well, I guess it's a lot of trouble. . .I'm also staying with the money I earned through hard work, so I don't feel like dropping (paying) money to an unmotivated innkeeper.Unfortunately, it does not qualify as an inn.Will not come next time!As others have mentioned, I didn't feel overbearing. . .Also, although I read that the food was delicious, this inn does not serve meals in the first place. I was told to go to a nearby convenience store to buy some.So, was it because I was hated?What does it really mean to use such colored glasses on guests?Honestly, I felt bad.Everyone is probably spending their hard-earned money to stay overnight (at least I am!), so you want to be able to stay on an equal footing and feel good about yourself.I feel sorry for this host. . .