The staff were super friendly and made me feel right at home.
The breakfast was huge, I literally couldn't eat it all.
Super close to the station, which is really convenient.
The room and onsen were really clean and comfy, and I had a great time there.
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16 m² · 2 twin beds · Voor 2 gasten
The Japanese Western Double Room offers a spacious layout, exceptional comfort, and stunning sea views. It features a hot tub, private bathroom with bath and shower, flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and air conditioning, making it a highly desirable choice.
Bedden 8.7/10 · genoemd door 160 gasten
24 m² · 1 futon bed · Voor 3 gasten
The Japanese Western Family Room boasts a prominent highlight - its hot tub. Complimentary toiletries are provided in the private bathroom, which is equipped with a bath, shower, and bidet. This air-conditioned accommodation features a flat-screen television, traditional tatami flooring, a tea and coffee maker, and a designated seating area, all while overlooking the city. The room is furnished with two beds and one futon.
Bedden 8.8/10 · genoemd door 170 gasten
18 m² · 3 futon beds · Voor 3 gasten
The Economy Triple Room features 3 futon beds, city views, air conditioning, and a flat-screen TV. It has a shared bathroom with slippers and amenities like a tea and coffee maker, and wardrobe, offering exceptional comfort and convenience.
Bedden 8.7/10 · genoemd door 160 gasten
16 m² · Voor 2 gasten
Sea views and a private hot tub define the Japanese Western – Twin Room. The sleeping area offers two single beds for two guests, while the private bathroom includes a bath, shower and bidet with free toiletries. Air‑conditioning, a flat‑screen TV, tatami flooring, and a tea‑and‑coffee maker provide climate control and in‑room entertainment. A seating area completes the layout.
“Esperienza autentica, Toba e le pescatrici Ama”
Breakfast was a classic Japanese spread with rice, miso, fish, eggs, vegetables, and fruit—delicious and filling. The location is super central, everything is close by. Everything was perfect; although the place is a bit older, it still works, stays clean, and feels very authentic.
“昭和の日本を感じられる宿”
The hotel sits close to the station and the aquarium, the staff are friendly, and the breakfast and the landlady’s rice balls are delicious, giving a real sense of old‑Japan. However, there is no elevator, the air‑conditioning struggles in the height of summer, the facilities and amenities are only basic, and the advertised coffee isn’t available.
Being within walking distance of Toba Station and the aquarium made getting around easy, and a direct bus from the station to Ise Shrine was handy for our pilgrimage. The landlady and staff were very courteous, and the dinner seafood spread was lavish, with huge oysters that paired beautifully with the local white hawk sake; we enjoyed a great variety of regional specialties. The rice ball we received before departure was heartfelt and tasty. The building feels very historic, more like a rural grandparents’ home than a modern hotel, so guests looking for brand‑new fixtures might prefer somewhere else; it’s a matter of personal taste.
“帰る時には大満足”
The staff were wonderful and the food was great, leaving me completely satisfied. The property does show signs of age, but the staff, cuisine and location more than make up for it.
“満足”
The exterior, atmosphere, the landlady’s and employees’ attentiveness, the view, the spotless rooms and the bath were all impressive. There were a few minor issues, but they matched the price we paid.
“Esperienza autentica, Toba e le pescatrici Ama”
Breakfast was a classic Japanese spread with rice, miso, fish, eggs, vegetables, and fruit—delicious and filling. The location is super central, everything is close by. Everything was perfect; although the place is a bit older, it still works, stays clean, and feels very authentic.
“帰る時には大満足”
The staff were wonderful and the food was great, leaving me completely satisfied. The property does show signs of age, but the staff, cuisine and location more than make up for it.
“昭和の日本を感じられる宿”
The hotel sits close to the station and the aquarium, the staff are friendly, and the breakfast and the landlady’s rice balls are delicious, giving a real sense of old‑Japan. However, there is no elevator, the air‑conditioning struggles in the height of summer, the facilities and amenities are only basic, and the advertised coffee isn’t available.
“満足”
The exterior, atmosphere, the landlady’s and employees’ attentiveness, the view, the spotless rooms and the bath were all impressive. There were a few minor issues, but they matched the price we paid.
Being within walking distance of Toba Station and the aquarium made getting around easy, and a direct bus from the station to Ise Shrine was handy for our pilgrimage. The landlady and staff were very courteous, and the dinner seafood spread was lavish, with huge oysters that paired beautifully with the local white hawk sake; we enjoyed a great variety of regional specialties. The rice ball we received before departure was heartfelt and tasty. The building feels very historic, more like a rural grandparents’ home than a modern hotel, so guests looking for brand‑new fixtures might prefer somewhere else; it’s a matter of personal taste.
