Hotels with Parking in Kitaibaraki

The entrance is a fashionable cafe style, and the amenities are in front of the front desk, so you can get as much as you need, and you can drink as much as you like until 8 pm, so I liked it very much. I like the cafe-flavored pudding. I definitely wanted to use it again.

My son who stayed before said that the food was delicious but the hot springs were very good! I was looking forward to it because I said. However, the temperature was too hot to enter slowly. The outside bath is hotter. There used to be a hotel that I thought that the bath here was always the best in Oku-Nikko, but the owner there always paid attention to the temperature control of the bath and adjusted it at 42 degrees Celsius. Please tell me, I see, the point went. The quality of hot springs has something to do with the hot springs, but I think the temperature is the best. First of all, ah, a good bath! It seems that the appropriate temperature is an absolute condition. The food is very delicious, and the warm hospitality of the staff 々 is also happy, but considering the bath that is too hot, I will step on two feet. I hope that the next time I visit, it will be a bath with a good temperature that will slowly stretch your legs and relax.

We stayed for two nights this time. It is located in front of Isohara Station and has good access. If you buy detergent (100 yen) at the front desk, you can also wash. There is also a dryer, so it is convenient for staying overnight. There is also a bath on the first floor, which can heal your tired body. For breakfast, Saturday and Sunday are Western food menu. (Weekdays were Japanese food, but I couldn't experience this time.)

All rooms face the Pacific Ocean. A hotel with a superb view, which stands on a hill overlooking the Port of Otsu.

I used it several times in business about 20 years ago, but since then, the rooftop open-air bath and lounge were newly created and quite upgraded, making it a nice hotel. At the same time, I could see the scars of the Great East Japan Earthquake from Nikjima, which I could see in front of me. It was shocking that the pine trees and plants that had grown blue 々 on the island disappeared due to the tsunami, and the whole island was completely brown. Even so, I could see a slight green grass growing, and I was strangely energized by the appearance of enduring the tsunami. Check-out: Check-out time is late at AM11:00, so it's good to be able to relax in the morning. Rooms: All rooms have ocean views. It has a balcony and has a superb view of Nikjima and the Pacific Ocean in front of you. There is a mini refrigerator and the toilet is equipped with a washing machine. There are many outlets and it is convenient to charge smartphones and so on. I used a double bed room alone, but I didn't feel cramped in the size of the room. Lounge: It was renovated from a banquet hall before and was reborn into a spacious and nice lounge with a view of the sea. It is a place where you can relax slowly, whether you are a family with children, a couple or alone. Drinks are free and the chairs and sofas provided are comfortable to sit on. Magazines and soccer games are also placed. It is one of the attractions of this hotel. Indoor bath: By gender. Located in 2F, it is not so big as it is large enough to accommodate about 6 people. From here, you can see Nikjima and the sea. AM5:30 ~ AM10:00, PM3:00 ~ PM11:30. Rooftop (sky) open-air bath: You can see the sea and Nikjima in front of you from the rooftop, and the bathtub is very large and luxurious open-air bath. Men and women replacement system. AM5:30 ~ AM10:00, PM3:00 ~ PM11:00. Dinner: I tasted the Anko Nabe course. It was a pity that there were a little bit of anko ingredients. Breakfast: Viking format. AM7:00 ~ AM9:00. There were many types, but I thought it would be okay to have a simpler menu. The whole building is not new, but the lounge and rooftop open-air bath are really attractive.

A hermitage hot spring ryokan sitting beside River Futatsujima and surrounded by bamboo forest.

It was good to be family.

After playing golf with my husband in Ibaraki, we stayed one night to eat monkfish hot pot. I was able to have a delicious hot pot as I aimed. Even the rice porridge at the end was perfect, and I gained weight again. The open-air bath was also small, but it was a good bath while looking at Futatsushima in front of me. And the delicious breakfast was all good.

Located very close to the coast and beach with a full view of the Pacific ocean and amazing sunrise, it is a Japanese style inn that offers rooms with tatami straw mat floor where you can stay in Yukata typical Japanese robe after soaking into Onsen hot spring and sleep in futon bedding laying out directly, and serves fresh seafood including anglerfish that is a specialty of Kitaibaraki from September to March, and Hitachi premium brand beef of Ibaraki for guests who are not fond of the fish.