まるたか観光旅館

Name: まるたか観光旅館
Address: Japan, 〒319-1701 Ibaraki, 県, 北茨城市平潟町243
Rating: 5.8

5.8

Good

(27 reviews)

Japan, 〒319-1701 Ibaraki, 県, 北茨城市平潟町243

+81 293-46-0527

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Marutaka Kanko Ryokan

Marutaka Kanko Ryokan, located in the picturesque town of Kitagahata in Ibaraki, Japan, offers a charming and serene retreat by the Pacific Ocean. The hotel is situated at 243 Hiragata, Kitaibaraki City, Ibaraki 319-1701, Japan, providing easy access to local attractions and scenic views. The ryokan’s traditional design evokes a calming atmosphere, perfect for relaxation after a day of exploring the region. Surrounded by lush nature and the vast coastline, guests can unwind in a peaceful environment that feels far removed from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The rooms at Marutaka Kanko Ryokan are thoughtfully designed with comfort in mind. Guests can enjoy a tranquil space featuring clean, simple furnishings and traditional Japanese touches. Rooms are equipped with essential amenities, including Wi-Fi, ensuring a comfortable stay whether for leisure or business. The ambiance is perfect for those seeking a quiet retreat.
Among the standout features of the ryokan are its beach access and public bath, where guests can enjoy the healing properties of an artificial onsen. For those who prefer indoor activities, the hotel offers table tennis and a banquet hall for gatherings or special events. While the hotel does not have a fitness center or spa, it provides a unique blend of leisure and culture in a traditional ryokan setting.
Marutaka Kanko Ryokan is well-connected to transportation options. It is a 1.5-hour drive from Fukushima Airport and slightly shorter from Ibaraki Airport, making it an accessible destination. For those relying on public transit, nearby stations such as Nakoso and Ōtsukō offer easy access, with taxi rides taking only a few minutes.
Health and safety are prioritized at the ryokan, ensuring a secure and comfortable environment for all guests. Whether you’re enjoying the scenic sights or relaxing in the onsen, Marutaka Kanko Ryokan promises a memorable stay for every visitor.
The surrounding area offers numerous activities, from exploring Izura Coast’s rugged shoreline to visiting the Tenshin Memorial Museum of Art and Aquamarine Fukushima. Other local sights include the Spa Resort Hawaiians, known for its hot spring theme parks, and the historical Rokkakudō hut, which is just a few minutes away.
Nearby restaurants include options such as seaside seafood eateries, offering the freshest local catches and traditional Japanese cuisine. Whether you prefer sushi, tempura, or local specialties, there are plenty of dining choices nearby, providing a true taste of the region's culinary delights. Marutaka Kanko Ryokan invites you to enjoy the warmth and hospitality of a classic Japanese ryokan, with stunning views and a range of nearby attractions, making it the perfect destination for travelers seeking both comfort and adventure.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Beach access with direct views of the Pacific Ocean

2. Traditional Japanese ryokan design with simple, serene furnishings

3. Public bath and artificial onsen for relaxation

4. Table tennis and banquet hall available for leisure and events

5. Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the hotel for guests' convenience

6. Close proximity to top sights like Izura Coast and Tenshin Memorial Museum of Art

7. Easy access to public transportation with nearby stations and taxi options

8. No fitness center or spa, focusing on traditional ryokan experiences

9. Located near cultural landmarks such as Rokkakudō and Spa Resort Hawaiians

10. Nearby restaurants offering a variety of Japanese cuisine, including fresh seafood

5.8 Good

27 reviews

Location 8.0

Pricing 5.8

Services 5.8

Cleans 5.8

Amenities 5.8

人暇（暇人）

It is not a very suitable inn for training camps etc.Also, the rice is usually cold and the water is lukewarm.And the facility has air conditioning, which is questionable, so going there in the summer is almost like torture.The bathtub had not been changed for 4 days and was yellow.We weren't served any monkfish dishes at all, and we were forced to eat a lot of mysterious dishes.

Ref SAGA

I was able to make a reservation just before Golden Week. Also, the accommodation rates are reasonable for this period. The inn is close to a fishing port, with dinner served in soup made with locally caught monkfish (so-called miso-flavored monkfish hotpot) and fried flounder (?) for breakfast. This inn is located in a valley, and when I went to the main building, or rather the office building, the guest room building was halfway up the valley, so the innkeeper guided me through a narrow private tunnel. It may be difficult for people who drive large vehicles or are not confident in driving. As for the guest room, as other reviews have said, the walls are thin, and you can hear voices from the next room and footsteps from the second floor. Should I describe it as sounding more than a cheap business hotel? One step up from the guest room building was a building that appeared to be an indoor sports field. It was probably used for training camps in the past. The area around the inn has a strong atmosphere of a remote fishing town, and you can enjoy strolling around it. The fishing port appears to have been renovated after the 3.11 disaster, and there was a monument marking the height of the tsunami. Recommended for those who want to enjoy the overall atmosphere without having to worry about noise from neighboring rooms.

人暇（暇人）

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人暇（暇人）

8.0 Excellent

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Top sights

Izura Coast

5 min

Tenshin Memorial Museum of Art, Ibaraki

5 min

Aquamarine Fukushima

28 min