Teisui

8.4
Excellent
(164 reviews)

Japan, 〒010-0673 Akita, Oga, Togashiohama, 壺ケ沢31

+81 185-37-2331

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Hotel Description

Teisui Hotel

Teisui, located in Oga, Akita, is a charming and relaxed hot spring inn that offers stunning views of the sea. This inviting inn is situated just 6 minutes' walk from the renowned Oga Aquarium GAO, making it an ideal choice for those looking to explore the local marine life. With its serene and natural surroundings, Teisui is the perfect getaway for travelers seeking tranquility and relaxation. The inn is also located about 23 km from Oga Golf Club, offering guests additional recreational options nearby. Guests will appreciate the traditional design of the inn, which features tatami floors and upgraded rooms with en suite bathrooms, ensuring comfort during their stay. The serene atmosphere of the inn is complemented by gender-segregated hot spring baths, both indoor and outdoor, where guests can unwind and rejuvenate in natural hot spring water. The relaxed ambiance of Teisui is further highlighted by the restaurant, which offers sweeping sea views while serving delicious meals. Whether you're visiting for leisure or business, the hotel offers a warm and welcoming experience with a train station shuttle for convenient access to nearby areas. The proximity to the Oga Aquarium GAO and other local attractions makes Teisui a perfect base for sightseeing, making it a highly recommended destination for guests visiting the Oga region. The hotel's peaceful setting, combined with its amenities such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and teamaking equipment, ensures a comfortable stay for all guests. Teisui is committed to providing excellent service, and guests consistently praise the hotel for its welcoming atmosphere and delicious breakfast offerings. The hotel's family-friendly facilities and convenient location near top attractions make it an excellent choice for families and visitors of all ages.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. 6 min walk to Oga Aquarium GAO

2. One of the few hotels in the area with room service

3. Guests praised the service

4. Guests praised the breakfast

5. Gender-segregated hot spring baths (indoor and outdoor)


6.4 Good

Location rating

Top sights

Oga Aquarium GAO
4 min
Namahage Museum
19 min
Oga Peninsula
21 min
Cape Nyudo
17 min
Shinzan Shrine
20 min
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Good to know

Check-in15:00
Check-out10:00
Location rating6.4
Nearest airportAkita Airport
Travel time to airport1 hr 22 min

Location

Japan, 〒010-0673 Akita, Oga, Togashiohama, 壺ケ沢31

Airports:

Ōdate-Noshiro Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 34 min

Transit: 4 hr 19 min

Akita Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 22 min

Transit: 2 hr 35 min

Transit:

男鹿水族館

Walking: 6 min

みやじまとうだいまえ

Walking: 9 min

塩戸上丁

Walking: 13 min


Nearby locations

6.4

Good Location

Overlooking the sea, this relaxed hot spring inn is 6 minutes' walk from Oga Aquarium GAO and 23 km from Oga Golf Club. Oga train station is 25 km away.


Amenities and Facilities

Activities

Banquet hall

Parking & transportation

Parking

Transfer

Pets

No pets

Public bath

Natural onsen

Open air bath

Food & drink

Restaurant

Room service

Breakfast

Wellness

No fitness center

No spa

Children

Kid-friendly

Internet

Wi-Fi

Pools

No pools

Rooms

Air conditioning


Reviews

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9.0

8 reviews

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mi

5/5
It was my first time on the Oga Peninsula and it was a nice stay.The view, room, and hot springs are great!And the food was amazing!This is a destination inn.I want to go again!

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布施義男

5/5
The Sea of ​​Japan right in front of you, a beautiful sunset, a bath with radon hot springs, and a delicious dinner and breakfast.The freshly cooked ``Sakihokore'' for dinner and the freshly cooked ``Akitakomachi'' for breakfast were absolutely delicious♪

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Hideki Obara

5/5
A ryokan near Oga Aquarium GAO. Since the main building was under construction, we used the west building. The food, the open-air bath in the room, and the view were all great. It became the number one hot spring hotel in my lifetime. The head chef's carefully selected dishes were a delight. Although I wasn't a big eater, I thought it would be a lot, but I finished it easily, probably because the seasoning was just right and there were a lot of vegetables. It's a radium spring, so it's not that hot, but after about 10 minutes of soaking, your body stays warm. The sunset was obscured by clouds just before it set, but as you can see in the photo, it was spectacular. Of course, even if it's sunny, there's nothing to say. I suppressed the feeling of not wanting to go home and checked out. The staff were kind and I would like to use them again.

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sohee choi

5/5
I wanted to rest in a quiet placeI rested peacefully in such a beautiful place.The beautiful sea and the ever-changing pretty sky,everything was perfectExcellent food and friendly staff!I want to go again in the fall 😍

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雷神丸

5/5
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Room 5

Service 5

Location5

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Lam Yan

5/5
The second time I came here, the service was just as good. Thank you very much for the wedding anniversary souvenir they gave us.

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ミニーミッキー

4/5
I booked the best room for a family celebration. It looks like some places have been renovated, but it looks nice at first glance, but because the toilet is old, for some reason the door to the toilet is the type that pushes inward instead of pulling, and when you try to enter, the slippers go to the back and it's narrow. It was also difficult to use. I wonder why the old design was a push type door instead of a pull type door. I was also surprised to find that there was a standing toilet for men, which was designed in the past. It's been a while since I saw it. The owner didn't use it. There was a bath in the room, but it wasn't a hot spring. There was a large public bath and an open-air bath, but it was normal. Basically, it seems like a high-class ryokan, and the prices are reasonable, but overall I thought it was a typical ryokan. However, the view of the ocean from the room and the hot spring was truly spectacular, and I could see the ocean while eating, so I really felt like I was paying for it. If the weather is nice, you can see the sunset, and the blue sky of the sea is even more spectacular. Unfortunately, it was cloudy when I was there.I was finally able to stay in a new room with an open-air bath. The view of the sea from the open-air bath in the room was truly amazing, and I was truly blown away. Personally, I had a hair dryer stand and an actress light, which was very nice. I would like to be more relaxed, so I would be happy if you could check in at 2pm or check out at 11am.

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Keiko JP

2/5
I stayed in Golden Week in 2024.My elderly parents and two other families will be staying in a new building with an open-air bath in the room. My parents canceled the day before due to coronavirus, and the cancellation fee for one room was 80%, which was about 200,000 yen per night.The sunset seen from the room was very beautiful. The food was also delicious.However, the service was very disappointing and I will never visit again.At checkout at 10 o'clock, the family was divided into those who would go to a nearby aquarium and those who would not.I waited in the lobby behind the reception desk, and when my husband was about to leave the front door, he asked me, ``Where do you want to go?'' I said, ``I'm going to the aquarium, but I'll be back in about an hour.''Then, in a harsh tone“After checking out, you will be asked to leave the building. You will not be able to use the lobby.”said a man who seemed to be in charge.Afterwards, as we headed to the car, there was no help with our luggage, and a person who appeared to be the landlady told us, ``The aquarium may be full, so please be careful.''I knew it might be full, so I decided to split into two and try to walk. .I've stayed at many ryokan inns, but this is the only place where you can check in and check out in the lobby, and when you leave the hotel...The new building costs about 50,000 yen per person including tax, and strict entry and exit times should be listed on the website, and should also be mentioned at check-in.For the same price, a ryokan in Akita called "Wabizakura" doesn't have a sea view, but it does have a large indoor open-air bath and a garden. Of course, there was no time limit in the lobby and the service was good. I recommend that one.