Hotels in Toba

Unfortunately this hotel was advertised in their Policies page as "Children not permitted at this hotel". On the strength of this policy, I was expecting an adult venue, with appropriate facilities. The hotel was completely the opposite. I would describe it as a family friendly establishment, which, if this is what you are looking for, it's perfect. Great place for children, lots to explore, the staff...

This is an excellent Japanese onsen resort. Some of the Japanese-style rooms have private hot spring baths on their balconies, which are incredibly comfortable and offer great privacy, not to mention a sea view!

The hotel offers exceptionally clean rooms and very attentive service. The dining was also excellent, with both dinner and breakfast served buffet style, offering a wide variety of food. However, some dishes were a bit cold, and I suggest the hotel improve their heating equipment. The three distinct bathhouses were all very clean and well-equipped. There were also many communal areas and activity facilities...

I was incredibly lucky to snag a room for my last-minute reservation, especially since it was right before a three-day weekend! This was my first time visiting Toba, and I traveled by car ferry. The hotel was conveniently located close to the ferry terminal, and the views were absolutely stunning! They had three different baths, and the food was delicious too!! For dinner, the Matsusaka beef Ise Udon...

Great location and the facilities were top-notch! The staff and service were wonderful. I'd definitely love to go back again.

The hotel service is very, very quiet environment this time when I stayed very few travelers excellent service, hot springs very comfortable, from indoor and outdoor hot springs, high privacy in the grooming area in the hot springs, JR station has a shuttle bus, very convenient.

The rock bath was absolutely amazing!

The location is superb; it's just a short walk from Toba Station, across the street. The hotel is huge, so just find your building. Both dinner and breakfast are buffets, especially the dinner buffet, which is fantastic—you can eat your fill with everything you can find, and the food is quite delicious. Breakfast, however, is a bit less impressive. Check-in is very welcoming; they write the names...

The hotel was conveniently located right across from a train station. The staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was fine. The facility was a bit worn, and the room was small and could use some updates. However, it served its purpose for a one-night stay.

The hotel is too old, the rooms smelled musty, the facilities were outdated, and it wasn't good value for money.

The hotel is very overpriced for an old facility.  We booked an oceanview room but the windows are blocked with bars and can barely be opened.  Our room on the second floor could barely see the ocean.  Furniture and decoration scream OLD.   Most front desk workers are not Japanese.  They claim to have an "international crew" but the problem is they don't know much about Japan.  When we asked the doorman...

Dinner and breakfast were buffet style but they were delicious. If I have the chance, I would like to stay for several nights.

Toba International Hotel Shiojitei was an absolute highlight of our trip. The exceptional service truly stood out, embodying the Japanese spirit of 'omotenashi' from start to finish. This began with the shuttle pick-up from Toba Station, followed by detailed guidance during check-in, and enthusiastic explanations of each dish in the restaurant – every interaction was flawless. The food, featuring...

Beautiful spotless traditional Japanese hotel with an amazing outdoor onsen.

This was my favorite hotel of the trip. Everything was perfect, except for initially not knowing the shuttle bus stop and having to drag my luggage uphill. The shuttle runs every half hour; I even took photos for everyone's reference. **Regarding the Shuttle Bus:** Since we arrived by JR train, exiting the station puts you directly on the ground level. However, the shuttle stop is actually on the...

The main draw for us was undoubtedly the Pearl Onsen; it left our skin feeling wonderfully soft and glowing. However, it was also at this onsen that I encountered something I'd never seen before: people queuing naked to use the showers, which I suspect was due to the hotel accommodating a large number of international guests and the service being noticeably stretched. The bathrobes in our room were...

The facilities are great, and everything is very clean. The Pearl Hot Spring gets a big thumbs-up! In the evening, there was a bonfire in the garden where you could roast marshmallows, and you could also lie on a sofa or in a hammock to gaze at the starry sky. We even caught a glimpse of fireworks.

Upon arriving at Toba Station a little past 6 PM, we couldn't locate the hotel shuttle bus as advised by the guide. Decided to call the hotel just to try our luck, and to our surprise, they immediately dispatched a private car to pick us up! Service was absolutely impeccable! 💯 The hotel's absolute standout feature has to be its hot springs! ♨️ Especially the unique Pearl Onsen – the only one in Japan...

Wow and wow, this hotel overlooking the ocean was amazing. The staff while some were limited in English were very accommodating. I decided on tradition Japanese meals for breakfast and dinner and they didn’t disappoint. The view from the restaurant was breathtaking when I did the 7am breakfast (I could see the sun rise) it really made me think “this is the land of the rising sun”. Dinner was a 5 course...

Our room, complete with an open-air bath, allowed us to truly relax and forget about our daily lives. The water temperature and the view were wonderful, making our stay a great pleasure. The hotel was clean and meticulously appointed, providing a comfortable environment. A large bee unexpectedly appeared during our stay, but the staff responded quickly and courteously, allowing us to continue our...

The building is a little old, but the common areas and private rooms are kept clean, which was nice. You can choose between Japanese and Western breakfast, but I recommend the Japanese one.

the place is beautiful and i love to come back again ❤️

The photos are exactly the same as the actual situation. The hotel is a bit old but very clean and hygienic. The room has a personal hot spring which is very nice. The breakfast is also very delicious. I plan to stay here once a year in the future.

A beautiful seaside hotel with a large terrace in the room and a very good restaurant. It is very close to the Mikimoto Museum and is a good choice for traveling in Ise Toba

i got the perfect ocean view room. beautiful sunset. staffs are very attentive and speak good english. the only down side is the location, we need to drive 10km to get a restaurant that open during new year time.

The room is spacious, with a separate tatami room for dining. The room has sea view. There are microwave, refrigerator, hair dryer and kettle in the room. However, the way to the hotel is up a steep hill. The coffee maker machine is at the front desk. Breakfast is the O-bento

Our room was on the sixth floor, and it had an absolutely stunning ocean view. At night, you could hear the waves crashing from the balcony. The room was spacious, bright, and very comfortable. The only downside was that getting food up on the mountain was inconvenient; you had to prepare your own food beforehand.

The location was great, and the rooms were spacious. It was a great experience! 😊 Meals were packed, but if you don't like that, you can eat out since the town center is close by. 😊

The room was nice and clean, but the environment was so-so. The service was terrible; an elderly man with white hair at the front desk was very unfriendly to Chinese people. I hope everyone has good luck checking in at this hotel and doesn't get frustrated! 😑

The room and bathroom were very spacious, with a beautiful view of the ocean and pearl farms. The bed was very comfortable, and the bedding was clean and well-made, giving off a pleasant sense of cleanliness. If I have the chance, I would stay here again.

Our stay at Senpokaku Toba was a memorable one-night ryokan experience. Located about five minutes by free shuttle from Toba Station (limited hours), the service was outstanding—from luggage assistance at pick-up to delivery straight to our room. Although the building and room were a little dated, the space was generous, with western beds, a tatami area, a separate spacious toilet, and a lovely hill...

To get to the hotel, you take their shuttle bus from Toba Station, which is about a five-minute drive uphill. The surroundings are peaceful, and the view of Ise Bay from outside is superb! The room is spacious, and the balcony has a private outdoor bath. However, you have to fill it yourself and wait for it to heat up, so I didn't end up using it in the room because it was too cold. There are also...

The hotel is located in the mountains, making it difficult to leave or get to the hotel at night without a car or other transportation. Although the hotel restaurant is open until 9 PM, à la carte orders stop being accepted after 7 PM. If you didn't select dinner when booking your room, you won't be able to get a meal.

The view from the bath was amazing. The breakfast was also substantial and delicious. It's reasonably priced compared to other luxury accommodations, so it's a bit pricey, but the service and facilities were so satisfactory that it made me wonder about the low rating on Google Maps. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

It's a traditional, old-fashioned hotel that offers excellent value for money. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, the area is very quiet, and the rooms are huge for the price.

The food was delicious. The place feels old overall. The loungewear seems a little lacking in cleanliness. The staff's service is divided into good and average.

The website said the shuttle bus didn't require reservations, but I was worried, so I called customer service again to confirm it wasn't necessary. They even texted me where to wait and what time. In reality, there was no shuttle bus at all. It didn't show up at either time. A kind shuttle driver from another hotel called for me, and at the end of the call, he asked where I was coming from. Haha. When...

The facilities were worth the price. The staff were very friendly.

It was located near the tourist spots we wanted to visit, such as Ise Grand Shrine and Yokoyama Observatory, and we could stay there as a family, including our dog, so it was a really great inn! Also, the staff at the inn were very kind to us, and also to our dog, which we were very grateful for!

The room felt a little old, but it was fine since we mainly have dogs. The food was delicious and they catered to allergies.

Pets are a priority, so I was able to bring my dog ​​with me without any worries, and there were dog runs outdoors, on the rooftop, and indoors, as well as a pool, which was nice. The lobby and elevator were nice, but the hallway and room smelled bad after getting off the elevator. There was a constant pee smell.

Station pick-up is convenient and the service attitude is good

Nice hotel, room spacious but a bit old.

The staff were very helpful. The rooms were clean, and the kids loved the fireworks at night. The food was delicious, too. I'd definitely like to stay here again next year.

The price was very reasonable, especially considering the time of year, which I liked! I was a little bothered by the conversations people were making in the hallway that were getting into my room! The food selection is wide, but I wish it was of high quality. I'm not happy with cheap and bad food anymore. The bath water was lukewarm. I'd like a sink and bubbles. Overall it was good!

The staff were very friendly and the rooms were clean and great. I will definitely stay here again.

The hotel has a free shuttle bus to and from the JR station. The room is quite large, the dining is excellent, the ingredients for breakfast and dinner are very rich, and there is also ramen for midnight snacks 🍜. I strongly recommend staying here for two meals. The hot spring is very comfortable.

Perfect place for onsen and short remedy treat! Excellent meals ( breakfast and dinner ) provided upon booking the room! Enjoying the crab dinner a lot! They even provided the ramen as supper 👍🏻👍🏻

The hotel is clean and very good. The food is also delicious, and the staff are very friendly.

True to its five-star rating, the service was attentive and the facilities were comfortable. The breakfast was lavish, and the dining environment was elegant. The Pearl hot spring was a unique highlight. Overall, I was very satisfied and will definitely choose to stay here again.

The hotel offers a free shuttle bus to and from Toba Station every hour and half hour, though the last one departs at 6:00 PM. The Harbor rooms offer beautiful sunrise views every morning, and the hot spring, with its unique pearl powder, is quite special.

Excellent service and an unbeatable sea view!

Not many choices for breakfast, a bit walking distance to onsen. Room is quite large and good atmosphere

Very good location, nice view, expensive meal!

The environment is so relaxing and comfortable!

The service was incredibly attentive and thoughtful!

The atmosphere among all the employees is very good. Also, the food was very delicious. Considering that this kind of meal includes two meals, I thought this pricing was really cheap. thank you. I was also surprised that the young proprietress went out of her way to meet ordinary guests. It was so hot here that I was afraid to see them off. I don't know about the previous facility, so I can't say anything...

I stayed on the second floor of Mizuno Hoshi on a perfect day for cherry blossom viewing. It's a suite of nearly 100 square meters, with an indoor bath and a large semi-open-air stone bath, and the dining area is about the size of a small conference room. The view is from the second floor, so you can't see far away, focusing on Ikuura Bay and the fishing port. The facilities are perfect, including...

Beautiful rooms, renovated recently. Our room had a bath with Onsen water directly in the bathroom. Every staff member we encounter was fantastic.

comfort and nice room, elegant set up minibar, relax hot spring and good food

I was surprised that the room was larger than I expected! You can smoke in the room, which I think is great for smokers. Non-smokers won't be bothered by the smell at all.

I've stayed at this inn many times. We booked a room for three people with an open-air cypress bath. The open-air bath was smaller than expected, and the cypress bath was black, so we didn't feel like soaking in it. The shower in the large communal bath stopped working immediately, which made it difficult to use. I want to enjoy a nice bath. The dinner was served in our room, but unfortunately, some...

It was good. The food was delicious. I was able to relax because I ate in my room. I also thought the staff was very helpful. The baths were switched between men's and women's in the morning and evening, so I couldn't see the sunrise from the open-air bath, but I still had a wonderful time.

I stayed in the Tsuki room, which was renovated in March 2024. At Toba Station, we were greeted in front of the Kokichi Mikimoto statue in a limousine (black). We were greeted by about 5-6 people at the hotel entrance and entered the room. After the check-in procedure, we waited for matcha tea and sweets on the sofa seats before going to the room. . It is very convenient because you can go to the room...

Loved riding in the limo, was fantastic. Bath was lovely. Dinner and breakfast were delicious. We stayed for two nights and had two completely different meals. Really excellent. Our room was much bigger than I expected. It even had its own zen garden inside. Excellent views lovely stay all around.

Very decent hotel, with Japanese style tatami room, located next to the sea. The staff and service was top and satisfying. The food was also really good. It even has a outdoor onsen. Unforgettable experience with wonderful one night stay.

The front desk staff were very friendly. I truly enjoyed staying at this hotel, and the morning view upon waking up was lovely.

I stayed with my family who use wheelchairs, and the barrier-free access made it extremely comfortable. The room amenities and the hotel interior were well thought out, and the hotel's hospitality was evident. I'm also very grateful for the staff's attentive service. The food was also excellent, and we have fond memories of this stay. I would like to stay here again.

A perfect resort hotel, right next to a beach with a great sandy beach and top-notch food. Hotel guests can also reserve a private hot spring bath for free. However, it's quite remote, so if you're not driving, I recommend taking the hotel's shuttle bus to and from Toba. The advantage of being remote is that it's less crowded; if you're used to Kyoto and Tokyo, this is a real vacation experience.

It is a great hotel. The hot spring and breakfast are great. When I arrive the hotel that night, the restaurants of the hotel were full. The staff are very helpful and bring me to the nearby restaurant. (仁海大眾酒埸）Sanawa tataki and soba were great. I will sure come back again.

The information provided by the TripAdvisor platform was incorrect. We originally booked a room with a private bath, but upon check-in, we were told it wasn't. They claimed it was a platform error. The hotel is remote, with no nearby restaurants and the nearest convenience store over a dozen kilometers away. If I hadn't loved the private bath, I probably wouldn't have considered this hotel. There's...

it's a very remote place, but the hotel has everything for you to stay for a day. Highly recommended

Very nice hotel. Rooms are clean and had an amazing view. The toilet is small. The meals include has a wide variety but not every item is nice. I paid extra for the Ise lobster, snow crab and premier beef. As no one helped me to cook the lobster, I over cooked it and it tasted average. The beef is ok. The crab is normal. I do not recommend adding extra food when there is a buffet already. Front...

Everything it’s good, except the valuables i forgot, we stay in 2days and 1night.8-12-13-2024 I realized I forgot my HAORI on 13th of August 2024i call the hotel on 14th of august in the morning, but answer me,they not found or nothing,I’m sad but I believe will be back in may arms, this is Japan, honesty is 1.

The service is really not that good! No one took the luggage when entering. There was no one at the counter during dinner time, so I had to wait for a long time. The two waiters at breakfast saw our family of three waiting at the door and refused to take our seats. Asking where I can do it was extremely perfunctory! This kind of service is definitely the worst in Japan! I was really lucky to stay for...

The room was clean and hygienic. There were many kinds of buffets in the morning and evening. I liked the indoor playground and comic room for children on the basement floor. The sea view surprised me. It was very close to Dolphin Island.

I am very satisfied with my decision. Facing the sea, spring flowers are blooming. The biggest surprise is the hotel's dinner buffet. The price is very good. Only when you visit in person will you know how good value for money it is! ! !

Like it very much! ! It can be seen that it is a popular local resort hot spring hotel. The elevator is relatively small, but it's no problem to wait a few times, and it's no problem to walk up and down the stairs! The buffet dinner was rich and delicious, and the breakfast was also full of surprises. I also soaked in the hot springs in the evening and in the morning. The scenery was amazing. Highly...

The hotel is old, the air conditioner smells, the windows don't close properly, and the wind can hear everything all night – it's very mournful.

The daytime staff are very nice, but the nighttime staff are a bit...I think it would be even more interesting if we could use the private hot spring the morning after our stay.

Excellent Japanese onsen hotel, great scenery, great food, great service!! Highly recommended!!

Amazing people, amazing location, amazing food, and OMG the view — you will never want to leave. What more is to be said, it was awesome!

The room was very clean, the staff were very friendly, and the dinner was very rich and delicious. The room faces the sea and has a beautiful view.

従業員の方はみんな丁寧な対応をして下さいました。 施設は綺麗に清掃されていて居心地の良い物でした。 天気にも恵まれお部屋から見える景色は朝夕共に素晴らしかったです。

Kaigetsu is a ryokan run by Kiku Ezaki and her family since 1887. She is an Ama diver and well known in Toba. She also operates an ecotourism company - Kaito Yumin club just next to the ryokan which offers tours like kayaking in the sea, and advocating for ama divers. The ryokan is easily recognisable even in the dark, with it's outdoor seating and tanuki statute. The lobby area feels like stepping...

Although the exterior looks very old, it is actually a very cozy hotel, especially the rice balls given to us by the proprietress when we checked out, which was very heartwarming~ If you stay in Toba for one night, I highly recommend staying at Kaigetsu!

Although it is an old house renovation, it has complete facilities. The key location is very good, very close to the station, and opposite is Pearl Island, which can be reached on foot. It is a B&B that is higher than expected.

We stayed 2 nights in this Ryokan, and it is one of the best memories of our trip. The hotel is very well located 5 min from the station and the main attractions. The front and hotel facade may not look so inviting, but when you meet the owner and her daughter, you feel very welcome. Every time we went in or out , the lady owner was there to greet us. We got some good advice for places to visit...

This is a hotel only five minutes away from Toba Station. Toba Station has both Kintetsu and JR, and there is a pier to Dolphin Island. Five minutes in the other direction of the hotel is the aquarium and Pearl Island. Another 5 minutes in the other direction are several major restaurants recommended on the Internet. The owner is very good. Although breakfast is not included, the owner will prepare...

The inn was conveniently located less than 5 minutes walk from the Toba station and a short walk to Mikimoto Pearl Island and Toba Aquarium. Most of all, the hospitality of our lady host was impeccable. Breakfast was delicious and she made onigri for our lunch when we left the inn. Will recommend this quaint inn to our friends in Sg!

I had a great stay ! The staff can speak English and Japanese, and is really nice. It’s quite easy, calm and the view is amazing

Value for money. We had the sea view tatami room and the view was awesome! Buy your own bento if not full board like us, there’s microwave oven to heat up your food. No convenience store nearby. W

This ryokan has a good view of Toba bay. Its unique offering is that u can rent fishing rods. Guests on level 1 rooms can fish from their windows & others can go outside to do it. Onsen facilities are small & old. Rooms are also pretty run down. The futons are very thin n uncomfortable. Dinner was Matsusaka beef sukiyako and pretty good. Breakfast is simple japanese fare n no coffee is available. Service...

As it is an old inn, about half of the beach in front of it is the inn's area. You can fish directly from your room on the first floor, have your own fishing raft, and there is even a Yakusugi root, the only one of its kind in Japan. The building itself is old, so it has a strong Showa-era feel, but it's perfect for people who like inns like this. The food was very satisfying, with a wide variety of...

The boss is an elderly man, very nice. He can also draw pictures of the fish he caught at sea and put them on the wall.

Since it is a ryokan by the sea, you can fish from your room if your room is on the first floor. At high tide, I think you can enjoy it without getting caught in the rocks. There was a place where you could fish right next to the inn as well as from your room. The fish you catch will be served for dinner, so if you catch one, bring it to the front desk and have a fun dinner ☆ (Please bring it during...

The location is fantastic, as it's on a hill. The staff were all very friendly. The breakfast buffet was also delicious. I'd definitely like to go again. Thank you.

Most of the staff at the inn were foreigners, but they understood Japanese and were able to converse smoothly, and they were very kind and polite.

It's a little far from Toba, but it's just a short distance off Pearl Road and is easily accessible by car. The view is great, and although the building is old, it has been renovated and the rooms are stylish and Balinese-style, which I was very happy with. The foreign staff were also very polite and wonderful. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity. The experience of feeding the...

From check-in to check-out, the staff were very polite and I had a very pleasant stay. The view was amazing, and I was really impressed by the panoramic view of the Ise-Shima Sea. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, making for a very satisfying trip!

The room was comfortable, the dinner was very plentiful, and the staff were very welcoming. I was very satisfied with my stay. The only downside was the slightly remote location, but that wasn't a big problem for those driving.

Although it was deep in the mountains, there was a bus from the station so it was easy to access. Because it's on top of a mountain, the views are amazing and you can see beautiful sunsets and sunrises!

A Japanese style hotel quite old but well maintain. Clean and spacious for family. Small onsen pool. Sea facing near train station.

Very authentic Japanese hotel. Very friendly and accommodating staff. I only was able to spend one night there, but I loved it. Recommend!

It's less than two minutes' walk from Toba Station. It's convenient for traveling. The room is not small, and the window has a view of the railway and the sea. Highly recommended.

The amount of rice was large and the quality was pretty good. I think this is perfect for those who want to experience the atmosphere of a good old inn.

The facility was cleaner than I expected, and had a nice Showa-era retro feel. It's conveniently located near the station, but the sound of the trains can reach your room, so it's a good idea to bring earplugs to get a good night's sleep.

I visited this place as part of an inspection tour, and it's close to Toba Station, so I personally like it. The bath water is brought in from a nearby hot spring, but I personally felt that the chlorine was a little stronger than before, which was a shame. The sound of the trains is pleasant, and in the summer, it's a special seat that gives a beautiful view of the fireworks that go off on the beach...

The service is good and the staffs are very polite and helpful

The hot spring bath made my skin smooth, but the chairs were too low and it was difficult to sit on. The food was not a trendy buffet, but rather made with local ingredients and was very delicious. The sea bream chazuke served at breakfast was particularly delicious, and I ended up having a second helping of rice.

The food was so varied and elaborate that I couldn't finish it all. It was a beautifully presented meal. The staff were all friendly and efficient. There were both outdoor and indoor baths, which left my skin feeling silky smooth. Even after returning to my room, my body was still warm. The room had a calm atmosphere, just as it said on the website, and the view from the window was great.

There were foreign people working there too, and I was encouraged by their hard work.

From the room, we could see Toba Bay. It was the rainy season in the morning, but we could see the sunrise through the clouds. It was a very good location. Dinner was very delicious. The appetizers were served according to the eating situation, and the explanation of the dishes was also good. We also had live abalone, which we enjoyed. We were picked up from Toba Station to the hotel and headed to...

Good place, good food, good service