What's the area like around Inohanako Shrine?

Inohanako Shrine is located in Hamamatsu. You'll find 25 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.

Where is the best place to stay close to Inohanako Shrine?

Adjacent to Inohanako Shrine, HOTEL LISTEL HAMANAKO is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this 3-star hotel offers a restaurant and free WiFi. Other good options within a few miles include Hamanako Lakeside-plaza and Hotel Harvest Hamanako .

What can I see and do near Inohanako Shrine?

Kanzanji Temple, Atsuta Shrine, and Makayaji Temple are notable landmarks to explore if you're in the area. You might spend a leisurely day outdoors at Hamanako Garden Park and Hamamatsu Flower Park. Create some family memories at Hamanako Palpal Theme Park and Hamamatsu City Zoo.

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Frequently asked questions

: Inohanako Shrine is located in Hamamatsu. You’ll find 25 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
: Adjacent to Inohanako Shrine, HOTEL LISTEL HAMANAKO is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this 3-star hotel offers a restaurant and free WiFi. Other good options within a few miles include Hamanako Lakeside-plaza and Hotel Harvest Hamanako.
: Kanzanji Temple, Atsuta Shrine, and Makayaji Temple are notable landmarks to explore if you’re in the area. You might spend a leisurely day outdoors at Hamanako Garden Park and Hamamatsu Flower Park. Create some family memories at Hamanako Palpal Theme Park and Hamamatsu City Zoo.

Recent Reviews in Inohanako Shrine

Expedia Verified Review…

2 out of 5

It is far away and the description on expedia does not portray the reality.…

A verified traveler stayed at Minsyuku Susizen

Posted 2 months ago

Minsyuku Susizen

Disappointing, dirty and to be avoided…

2 out of 5

This hotel is to be avoided - particularly by Europeans. The room we stayed in was the only area we could describe as clean, which was a relief as the rest of the property is dirty and in desperate need of cleaning and painting. The smell in some of the areas was dreadful. They are obviously not expecting European guests as they make no allowances for European guests. There is very little Western food at breakfast - while I love Japanese food, I struggle with it at breakfast time - and a request for fried eggs had to be made through an intermediary member of staff before it was understood and possible (and even then I've never seen freshly fried eggs look like they'd been made 6 months ago!). It seems to be an attraction to Japanese bus tours and older visitors for its hot spring onsen which sounds nice but I didn't go there as I was so put off by the smell of sewage in the corridor on the way there. The whole place is designed to look like a cruise liner at the edge of the lake and the great shame is that it could be so lovely with its views over the water but they have not maintained the place so it actually looks and feels like a poorly maintained car ferry!…This hotel is to be avoided - particularly by Europeans. The room we stayed in was the only area we could describe as clean, which was a relief as the rest of the property is dirty and in desperate need of cleaning and painting. The smell in some of the areas was dreadful. They are obviously not expecting European guests as they make no allowances for European guests. There is very little Western food at breakfast - while I love Japanese food, I struggle with it at breakfast time - and a request for fried eggs had to be made through an intermediary member of staff before it was understood and possible (and even then I've never seen freshly fried eggs look like they'd been made 6 months ago!). It seems to be an attraction to Japanese bus tours and older visitors for its hot spring onsen which sounds nice but I didn't go there as I was so put off by the smell of sewage in the corridor on the way there. The whole place is designed to look like a cruise liner at the edge of the lake and the great shame is that it could be so lovely with its views over the water but they have not maintained the place so it actually looks and feels like a poorly maintained car ferry!

A verified traveler stayed at HOTEL LISTEL HAMANAKO

Posted 4 months ago

HOTEL LISTEL HAMANAKO