筑波温泉ホテル
7.6
Very Good(340 reviews)
395 Tsukuba, Ibaraki 300-4352, Japan
+81 29-866-0521
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Hotel Description
Tsukuba Onsen Hotel
Tsukuba Onsen Hotel, located at 395 Tsukuba, Ibaraki 300-4352, Japan, is a serene and tranquil retreat nestled in the countryside, perfect for those seeking both relaxation and a taste of local culture. The hotel offers easy access to some of the area's most renowned attractions, including Tsukubasan Shrine, which is only 1 km away, and Mount Tsukuba, a famous 2,877-foot mountain with two peaks. Guests can enjoy the stunning views of Tokyo and Mt. Fuji from the top, accessible via the cable car and ropeway station. The Tsukuba train station is 18 km from the hotel, making it convenient for travelers arriving by rail.
The hotel offers traditional Japanese-style rooms with tatami floors, futons, and short-legged dining tables, giving guests a true experience of Japanese hospitality. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including Wi-Fi access and TVs, ensuring comfort during your stay. The simple yet welcoming ambiance creates the perfect environment to unwind after a day of sightseeing. A highlight of the property is the public bath and onsen facilities, including a relaxing open-air bath, allowing guests to indulge in a soothing hot spring experience. A banquet hall is also available, offering an ideal setting for events or gatherings.
For dining, guests can enjoy delicious meals at the hotel's restaurant, with breakfast being highly praised by past visitors. The hotel is surrounded by several other dining options, such as Tsukuba Kanshiten and Takitaya, offering an authentic taste of the region's culinary offerings. For those who prefer to relax indoors, the bright lounge and bar area provide a cozy setting to unwind with a drink.
In terms of accessibility, Tsukuba Onsen Hotel is easily reachable from major airports, including Narita International Airport (1 hr 22 min by taxi) and Ibaraki Airport (54 min by taxi). The hotel also offers convenient walking access to several public transportation options, such as Gateway of Tsukuba and Tsukubasan Jinja Iriguchi.
For those interested in local attractions, Mount Tsukuba and Tsukubasan Shrine are must-see destinations, offering breathtaking views and a rich cultural experience. Additionally, Tsukuba Wanwan Land, a dog-friendly park, and the Shirakumohashi Hiking Trail are also nearby, providing outdoor adventure opportunities. Whether you're looking to explore the beauty of the region or simply relax in the hot springs, Tsukuba Onsen Hotel offers an unforgettable stay in the heart of Ibaraki Prefecture.
With its welcoming atmosphere, traditional Japanese elements, and modern comforts, Tsukuba Onsen Hotel invites guests to experience the beauty of Japan’s countryside, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and exploration.
The hotel offers traditional Japanese-style rooms with tatami floors, futons, and short-legged dining tables, giving guests a true experience of Japanese hospitality. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including Wi-Fi access and TVs, ensuring comfort during your stay. The simple yet welcoming ambiance creates the perfect environment to unwind after a day of sightseeing. A highlight of the property is the public bath and onsen facilities, including a relaxing open-air bath, allowing guests to indulge in a soothing hot spring experience. A banquet hall is also available, offering an ideal setting for events or gatherings.
For dining, guests can enjoy delicious meals at the hotel's restaurant, with breakfast being highly praised by past visitors. The hotel is surrounded by several other dining options, such as Tsukuba Kanshiten and Takitaya, offering an authentic taste of the region's culinary offerings. For those who prefer to relax indoors, the bright lounge and bar area provide a cozy setting to unwind with a drink.
In terms of accessibility, Tsukuba Onsen Hotel is easily reachable from major airports, including Narita International Airport (1 hr 22 min by taxi) and Ibaraki Airport (54 min by taxi). The hotel also offers convenient walking access to several public transportation options, such as Gateway of Tsukuba and Tsukubasan Jinja Iriguchi.
For those interested in local attractions, Mount Tsukuba and Tsukubasan Shrine are must-see destinations, offering breathtaking views and a rich cultural experience. Additionally, Tsukuba Wanwan Land, a dog-friendly park, and the Shirakumohashi Hiking Trail are also nearby, providing outdoor adventure opportunities. Whether you're looking to explore the beauty of the region or simply relax in the hot springs, Tsukuba Onsen Hotel offers an unforgettable stay in the heart of Ibaraki Prefecture.
With its welcoming atmosphere, traditional Japanese elements, and modern comforts, Tsukuba Onsen Hotel invites guests to experience the beauty of Japan’s countryside, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and exploration.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 6 min drive to Tsukubasan Shrine, a serene and historic Shinto site
2. Guests highly praised the quality and variety of the breakfast
3. Public bath and onsen facilities, including an open-air bath for relaxation
4. Banquet hall available for events and special gatherings
5. Traditional Japanese-style rooms with tatami floors and futons
6. Wi-Fi and modern amenities in every room for guest convenience
7. Convenient walking access to Tsukuba's major public transportation stations
8. Nearby attractions include Mount Tsukuba and Tsukubasan Shrine, with scenic views
9. Several highly-rated dining options within a short drive from the hotel, including Tsukuba Kanshiten
10. Easy access from major airports, such as Narita and Ibaraki airports
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Tsukuba
17 min
Tsukubasan Shrine15 min
Tsukuba Wanwan Land12 min
Shirakumohashi Hiking Trail Starting Point6 min
Nyotaisan Shrine24 min
Nearest locations
Cafe Nishouan
5 min
ツクバカンシテン6 min
Kandaya6 min
Takitaya7 min
HITACHINO7 min
Tsutsujigaoka Rest House10 min
レストラン グルメ11 min
彩食工房ひるくらいむ12 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 16:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Ibaraki Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 54 min |
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Location
395 Tsukuba, Ibaraki 300-4352, Japan
Airports:
Narita International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 22 min
Transit: 2 hr 45 min
Ibaraki Airport
Taxi: 54 min
Transit: 3 hr 17 min
Haneda Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 42 min
Transit: 2 hr 50 min
Transit:
Gateway of Tsukub
Walking: 16 min
Tsukubasan Jinja Iriguchi
Walking: 21 min
Nijusanya Mae
Walking: 20 min
筑波山神社入口（バス）
Walking: 21 min
Tsukuba Fureai-no
Walking: 14 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Surrounded by countryside, this relaxed hot spring inn is 1 km from both the Tsukubasan Shrine, and the Mount Tsukuba cable car and ropeway station. Tsukuba train station is 18 km away.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Parking & transportation
Parking
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Public bath
Onsen
Open air bath
Policies & payments
Credit cards
Cash
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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1/5
Used for day trip bathing.Does Tsukuba Onsen Hotel really use natural hot spring water?This is a level where I suspect it is a false statement.The quality of the spring water is so high that you wouldn't believe it was a hot spring.Isn't it a cycle?
たろう
5/5
I thought it was a hot spring inn from the Showa era, but I was surprised at how stylish the hot springs were! It was a nice hot spring
木下紗和
5/5
My girlfriend said, ``I want to go on a hot spring trip to Mt. Tsukuba❣️'' so I made a plan. I was filled with gratitude for the warm welcome from the staff❣️I was looking forward to the hot springs, but I felt a little disappointed that there was no private bath available. Still, the public bath was spacious, and there was also an open-air bath where you could relax and enjoy the scenery, and the beautiful mountain scenery was soothing. For dinner, there was a wide variety of dishes made with plenty of fresh local ingredients, and the presentation was good! All of the dishes were delicious, and I enjoyed eating with her while having a conversation with a smile on my face. The room was a large Japanese-style room, and from the window I could see the beautiful mountains with a hint of autumn leaves and the Kanto Plain stretching far into the distance. This was the first time I went on a hot spring trip with my girlfriend, and I felt like I had overcome another challenge. As I slept with her on the warm, fluffy futon holding hands, her warmth permeated my entire body over time, and I was truly happy to be able to pour so much love into her. I have fond memories of deepening my bond with her. I would like to thank the staff and this inn for providing such a happy time and place❣️If we can be together again, I would like to come again.
gakushi 0.1t (DB2)
4/5
I stopped by to use the hot springs. I've lived in Ibaraki Prefecture for over 40 years, and Mt. Tsukuba has been my playground since I was young, and it's fun to discover things the more you explore.It was a shame that I couldn't take a bath in the open-air bath due to the weather, but the slightly cold and clear water warms you up when you soak in it, and when you dry off after the bath, your skin feels smooth. Even if I didn't know it, I still felt that it was a high-quality hot spring. The washing and changing areas were also very clean, and I thought it was a hotel with a long history of operation.Speaking of luxuries, it would be nice if there was somewhere other than the lobby where you could take a break. You can rent a room for an hour for a fee. It's a Japanese-style room with only air conditioning and no TV required. I'm satisfied just being able to lie down on the tatami.I would like to use it next time in the cold season.
たに猫
4/5
I used it for an overnight stay.If you stay overnight without meals and use public transportation, there are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, and the only shops at the inn are cup noodles and dried squid (although there are vending machines).It would be better to go somewhere with a full stomach or buy a lot of things and hold a party in your room. For those driving at night, you may feel anxious driving along the narrow roads where there are no street lights. There are no street lights around the inn. I got off the bus at the entrance of Mt. Tsukuba Shrine and thought I could walk to the inn since it's only 2km away, but Google directions said it was a dangerous route to walk on the road!And when I turned into a side street, it was so well maintained that it looked like Totoro would appear. When you're half-crying down a steep downhill hill, wondering if you're going the wrong way, it's like an inn suddenly appears. The next day we climbed the hill, but it was quite hard. The important thing is that the inn was kept well-maintained and I felt comfortable using it. It felt like it was hard to get there, so please keep that in mind when considering it. There is nothing wrong with the hotel. There is a soba restaurant within walking distance, but personally...
さな
3/5
Western-style twin room 25㎡ nights
Room 4
Service 3
Location3
さすらいのNAHO RIN
3/5
[Good] Beautiful hot spring with a view of the mountain village and rice fields from the room and a garden where the faucet does not turn off automatically!Breakfast is not a buffet, and the facilities are old and dark, but the cleaning is good.【It was bad】There was no welcome snack, the building was dark, the rooms were somehow dark, and the front desk staff was gone by 9 o'clock.Stayed for 4,500 yen per person, 13,500 yen for 3 people, including breakfast.
ko miya
3/5
Day trip hot spring, 1,100 yen on weekdays, 1,300 yen on weekends and holidays, from 1:00 p.m. The men's baths are simple, with an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and an open-air bath with 1 pot bath, 7 washing areas, a sink and 3 hair dryers, so it's a bit pricey, but the day-use bath ``Ichibo'' at the popular Mt. Tsukuba Onsen hotel gets pretty crowded, so... If you want to enter an empty hot spring, go here. The facility is clean, but you can't eat there, and the only place you can rest after taking a bath is a chair in the lobby. The road beyond the overlooking parking lot to this hotel is narrow, so be careful.