Hanashinsui Ryokan in Toba
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Description
In this hotel 9 rooms.
Policies and conditions
- Child policies: Children of all ages are welcome at this property. Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.
- Cribs and Extra Beds: Extra bed and crib policies may vary according to room type. Please refer to the room type details for more information.
- Pets: Pets are not allowed
- Age Requirements: The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old
- Paying at the hotel: MasterCard, Visa, JSB, AmericanExpress, DinersClub, UnionPay
- Check in time: 15:00-19:00. Check out time: 10:00.
Services and facilities
- Shopping on site
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour reception
- Elevator/lift
- Smoking areas
- Smoke-free property
- Heating
- Security guard
- Newspapers
- Gift shop
- Television in lobby
- Fire Extinguisher
- Fridge
- Family room
- VIP room amenities
- Minibar
- DVD Player
- Hairdryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Shower/Bathtub
- Bathtub
- Shower
- Linens
- Slippers
- Toiletries
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Safe-deposit box
- Shoe shine
- Luggage storage
- Telephone
- Bar
- Vending machine
- Kettle
- Free Wi-Fi
- Transfer services
- English
- Japanese
- Chinese
- Library
- Karaoke
- Nightclub
- Fishing
- Parking
- Beach/pool towels
- Fax and copy machine
- Meeting and presentation facilities
- Massage
- Sauna
- Family/Kid Friendly
- Pets Not Allowed
Street view
Video
Map
Reviews
The indoor hot spring bath and open-air bath are both quite nice. Since they switch between the men's and women's baths daily, I was able to experience both.
The dinner kaiseki here is truly exceptional. Using Ise shrimp, you can enjoy a nabe-style shabu-shabu. The broth is absolutely amazing. I wish they offered udon noodles or porridge instead.
It's a bit different from other ryokan kaiseki options. The seasoning isn't overpowering, and it's not completely Japanese-style, but rather incorporates Western influences.
There was no guidance to the room or greetings from the room attendant as a countermeasure against corona infection, but I thought it was unavoidable due to the circumstances, so I didn't pay much attention to it. (There was a welcome service of matcha and sweets)
The room felt a little old, but it was clean and beautiful, and the view was good, and I was able to see the sea.
The large public bath was spacious and had a sense of openness, and it was clean and I was able to relax completely. There were some places where the hot water flow in the washing area was poor, but it wasn't enough to worry me.
We had our meal in the dining room. The space was also clean and bright. The menu was a standard plan, but it used plenty of seafood and every dish was very delicious. Also, the reception of the waitstaff was kind and nice.
I was able to spend a very enjoyable and comfortable time with a satisfaction level higher than the price.
There are many places that are closed at the end of the year, so I am really thankful.
When I entered the building, my husband went to the counter to check in, and I was guided to the sofa and served matcha and sweets.
After that, we were guided to our room, a young female staff member took our suitcases, put us on the elevator, and she picked us up on the stairs on the 3rd floor and carried our luggage. Even though I climbed the stairs, I was impressed that I didn't have any shortness of breath.
I was a little surprised because it was the first time for me to bow deeply to the polite explanation from her in the room.
The ryokan is by the sea, so the scenery is very good. Sekkisei lotion and milky lotion were placed in the washroom in the room, and I felt a sense of luxury.
The hot spring was spacious and comfortable.
Regarding the food, the sashimi was fresh, and the long-awaited spiny lobster was delicious. I was really happy.
I made a spiny lobster plan for both days, but on the second day it was beef shabu-shabu and the spiny lobster did not come out. I told my husband and asked the staff, and the landlady changed the menu for the second day.
I'm happy to hear that you might get bored with the same menu for two days, but I would have liked to have been consulted in advance.
They took a commemorative photo when I entered the museum on the first day, and I received a smaller photo of about 6 x 4 cm. There are also large photos, but they were sold with a frame like a tourist spot.
They took pictures very nicely, so can I buy the electronic data instead of the photos? I couldn't talk to you.
To be honest, in this day and age, actual photos take up a lot of space and it's difficult to display them in a small house, so I would be very happy if I could purchase electronic data.
All the staff are polite and kind, and the service and hospitality are amazing.
Frequently asked questions about Hanashinsui Ryokan
How much does it cost to stay at Hanashinsui Ryokan?
The cost of staying in Hanashinsui Ryokan depends on the dates, rates, number of guests and other conditions. The minimum estimated price is 288 USD. Enter your dates to see the exact offer prices.
Is it far from Hanashinsui Ryokan to the nearest beach?
It takes 149 minutes to reach to the nearest beach.
Are pets allowed at Hanashinsui?
No, pets are not allowed at Hanashinsui.
Does Hanashinsui serve breakfast?
No, Hanashinsui does not provide breakfast.
How to get to Hanashinsui from the nearest airport?
The nearest airport is Chubu Centrair International Airport, located about 2 hours 28 mins from hotel by car (184.7 km) away.
What’s the cancellation policy at Hanashinsui?
The cancellation policy at Hanashinsui depends on your room type and booking terms.




















































