"This is a hidden gem that I literally stumbled upon. This area is famous for agriculture so the food was sourced locally and amazing. The staff is international so even if you don't speak much Japanese you will be fine. It is peaceful and fun to walk around the area. We even met a young tomato and melon farmer who showed us his greenhouse. It was like staying in a ancient Japanese palace in a very local village. The price was so worth it and the cafe and various places to use my PC made this...
"This is a hidden gem that I literally stumbled upon. This area is famous for agriculture so the food was sourced locally and amazing. The staff is international so even if you don't speak much Japanese you will be fine. It is peaceful and fun to walk around the area. We even met a young tomato and melon farmer who showed us his greenhouse. It was like staying in a ancient Japanese palace in a very local village. The price was so worth it and the cafe and various places to use my PC made this...
"The hotel features large updated rooms with windows on the bay so it is delightful watching the sun rise and moon from the comfort of your room. The hot baths are excellent. The dinners and breakfasts vary every day and are both outstanding. The price for all this is reasonable. And, let’s not forget the free shuttle to the train station. I felt that staff was over worked and I’m not sure if there were enough staff people."
"The hotel features large updated rooms with windows on the bay so it is delightful watching the sun rise and moon from the comfort of your room. The hot baths are excellent. The dinners and breakfasts vary every day and are both outstanding. The price for all this is reasonable. And, let’s not forget the free shuttle to the train station. I felt that staff was over worked and I’m not sure if there were enough staff people."
"The staff treated me so well. Working with me even with a language barrier. After a few weeks of the Tokyo and Osaka life, that place was a slice of heaven, my only regret was not staying longer. The baths were nice, the place was super clean. Transportation to get there is a bit difficult, but that I think is what makes this place attractive, since it's in such a nice, quiet part of Japan. Going there during the Sakura season was amazing too. "
"The staff treated me so well. Working with me even with a language barrier. After a few weeks of the Tokyo and Osaka life, that place was a slice of heaven, my only regret was not staying longer. The baths were nice, the place was super clean. Transportation to get there is a bit difficult, but that I think is what makes this place attractive, since it's in such a nice, quiet part of Japan. Going there during the Sakura season was amazing too. "
"The hotel is located close to the train station in Toba. It has wonderful onsen and an outdoor pool. All the rooms have views of the waterfront. The buffets for dinner a breakfast are fantastic! The rooms are spacious and have extra futons, as well as 2 western beds. There was a massage chair and baking bath. I soaked and listen to the waves with a view of the bay."
"The hotel is located close to the train station in Toba. It has wonderful onsen and an outdoor pool. All the rooms have views of the waterfront. The buffets for dinner a breakfast are fantastic! The rooms are spacious and have extra futons, as well as 2 western beds. There was a massage chair and baking bath. I soaked and listen to the waves with a view of the bay."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This is a hidden gem that I literally stumbled upon. This area is famous for agriculture so the food was sourced locally and amazing. The staff is international so even if you don't speak much Japanese you will be fine. It is peaceful and fun to walk around the area. We even met a young tomato and melon farmer who showed us his greenhouse. It was like staying in a ancient Japanese palace in a very local village. The price was so worth it and the cafe and various places to use my PC made this...
This is a hidden gem that I literally stumbled upon. This area is famous for agriculture so the food was sourced locally and amazing. The staff is international so even if you don't speak much Japanese you will be fine. It is peaceful and fun to walk around the area. We even met a young tomato and melon farmer who showed us his greenhouse. It was like staying in a ancient Japanese palace in a very local village. The price was so worth it and the cafe and various places to use my PC made this...
Ruth
Reviewed November 26, 2023Reviewed November 26, 2023
The hotel features large updated rooms with windows on the bay so it is delightful watching the sun rise and moon from the comfort of your room. The hot baths are excellent. The dinners and breakfasts vary every day and are both outstanding. The price for all this is reasonable. And, let’s not forget the free shuttle to the train station. I felt that staff was over worked and I’m not sure if there were enough staff people.
The hotel features large updated rooms with windows on the bay so it is delightful watching the sun rise and moon from the comfort of your room. The hot baths are excellent. The dinners and breakfasts vary every day and are both outstanding. The price for all this is reasonable. And, let’s not forget the free shuttle to the train station. I felt that staff was over worked and I’m not sure if there were enough staff people.
caryn
Reviewed October 26, 2026Reviewed October 26, 2026
If you like Japan this hotel should be on your bucket list. Located right on the beach in Minamichita and within walking distance to several nice restaurants. Our room had a spectacular sea view. We had dinner at the Seaside Capri restaurant next door. The waiter had an Ipad with a picture menu for us. Being a typical Japanese Ryokan you change into a yukata. (The yukata is a casual version of the kimono.)
After dinner we went to the 3rd floor where there are 2 first come first serve hot...
If you like Japan this hotel should be on your bucket list. Located right on the beach in Minamichita and within walking distance to several nice restaurants. Our room had a spectacular sea view. We had dinner at the Seaside Capri restaurant next door. The waiter had an Ipad with a picture menu for us. Being a typical Japanese Ryokan you change into a yukata. (The yukata is a casual version of the kimono.)
After dinner we went to the 3rd floor where there are 2 first come first serve hot...
A surprisingly big room. Great location next to train station and walking distance to delicious fresh seafood restaurants. I wish I had stayed longer as more to see than I had thought. 3 nights would’ve been better.
A surprisingly big room. Great location next to train station and walking distance to delicious fresh seafood restaurants. I wish I had stayed longer as more to see than I had thought. 3 nights would’ve been better.
Very nice hotel. Not new, but our stay was lovely and the bento box breakfast was delicious. Very friendly and helpful staff. Great price, we would stay there again
Very nice hotel. Not new, but our stay was lovely and the bento box breakfast was delicious. Very friendly and helpful staff. Great price, we would stay there again
Suzanne
Reviewed February 16, 2025Reviewed February 16, 2025
The hotel is located close to the train station in Toba. It has wonderful onsen and an outdoor pool. All the rooms have views of the waterfront. The buffets for dinner a breakfast are fantastic! The rooms are spacious and have extra futons, as well as 2 western beds. There was a massage chair and baking bath. I soaked and listen to the waves with a view of the bay.
The hotel is located close to the train station in Toba. It has wonderful onsen and an outdoor pool. All the rooms have views of the waterfront. The buffets for dinner a breakfast are fantastic! The rooms are spacious and have extra futons, as well as 2 western beds. There was a massage chair and baking bath. I soaked and listen to the waves with a view of the bay.
Jeanette Marie
Reviewed October 20, 2026Reviewed October 20, 2026
Wonderful service & food. Multi course traditional dinner & breakfast. Our waitress/maid for our stay, Ota-San was fantastic. Access to private onsens as a couple was nice. They also provided yukayas for us to wear on property. Amazing ryokan experience!
Wonderful service & food. Multi course traditional dinner & breakfast. Our waitress/maid for our stay, Ota-San was fantastic. Access to private onsens as a couple was nice. They also provided yukayas for us to wear on property. Amazing ryokan experience!
Arthur
Reviewed October 16, 2024Reviewed October 16, 2024
Exceptional Hospitality & Japanese Style Beachside Hotel. They had everything, beautiful reception area cocktail lounge, a lookout for sunrise & sunset. Plus they made us a very fancy dinner & breakfast even had a private shuttle spared no expense. Truly an awesome experience.
Exceptional Hospitality & Japanese Style Beachside Hotel. They had everything, beautiful reception area cocktail lounge, a lookout for sunrise & sunset. Plus they made us a very fancy dinner & breakfast even had a private shuttle spared no expense. Truly an awesome experience.
Apartment was clean, spacious, and featured new appliances and new construction.
Location was conveniently close to a major train station as well as several restaurants and convenience stores.
Check-in was a little cumbersome and due to equipment failures we were not able to use key cards and had to share a single unit key.
Apartment was clean, spacious, and featured new appliances and new construction.
Location was conveniently close to a major train station as well as several restaurants and convenience stores.
Check-in was a little cumbersome and due to equipment failures we were not able to use key cards and had to share a single unit key.
Michael
Reviewed October 16, 2026Reviewed October 16, 2026
Upon our arrival, an employee greeted us and helped with luggage. The public area was elegant and displayed so many beautiful artwork and antiques. Being at the top of a hill and by the ocean/bay, the view was gorgeous especially during cherry blossom season. The breakfast buffet offered a good selection mainly Japanese food including pacific lobster miso soup. There was a spacious coffee/tea ( snacks) area with the same beautiful view. Our room was a tatami, sofa set, and bed combo and was...
Upon our arrival, an employee greeted us and helped with luggage. The public area was elegant and displayed so many beautiful artwork and antiques. Being at the top of a hill and by the ocean/bay, the view was gorgeous especially during cherry blossom season. The breakfast buffet offered a good selection mainly Japanese food including pacific lobster miso soup. There was a spacious coffee/tea ( snacks) area with the same beautiful view. Our room was a tatami, sofa set, and bed combo and was...
You might like the prices at this top accommodation option in the area, which has positive reviews from our customers: Irago Resort & Convention Hotel - 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from the heart of Irago. Property features at this hotel include free WiFi, free parking, and a restaurant.
When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Irago?
Good weather's always better when you're experiencing new places, so here are some stats that might be helpful: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 78°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 47°F. The rainiest months in Irago are July, September, June, and October, with each month seeing an average of 10 inches of rainfall.
What is there to see and do in Irago?
Get out into nature with places like Mikawawan Quasi-National Park, Coconut Beach, and Koijigahama Beach. Cultural attractions include Yashinomi Museum, Mikimoto Pearl Island, and Strawberry Farm. Locals like to shop at Toyohama Fish Market.
What's the best way to get to and around Irago while staying at a hostel?
Keep this information about transit options in and around Irago in your back pocket to make the most of your stay: You can search for flights to the closest airport, which is Chubu Centrair Intl. Airport (NGO), 22.5 mi (36.2 km) from the city center.