Taberu Oyado Hamanoyu

“Amazing!!!”

One of the best experiences I have had in my life. The room was exceptional. So warm and inviting, amazing decor and a real authentic Japanese vibe. Outdoor private Onsen. Fabulous and very hot! Totally luxury and comfort. In room dining was brought served by the lovely Mao-san. She was gracio… Plus

One of the best experiences I have had in my life. The room was exceptional. So warm and inviting, amazing decor and a real authentic Japanese vibe. Outdoor private Onsen. Fabulous and very hot! Totally luxury and comfort. In room dining was brought served by the lovely Mao-san. She was gracious and fantastic throughout the meal. The sashimi and sea bream were outstanding. The Wagyu beef was next level. Add in a flight of Sake and you are feeling no pain! Chiaki-san provided all the pre arrival communication and made our arrival super easy. This place is fantastic! I should have stayed 2 nights.

Moins

“excellent onsen, amazing food, beautiful ocean view”

This is a high rise hotel built right next to the ocean. A very good choice if you have a car, and an excellent location for exploring the Izu peninsula. I stayed in a Japanese style room and it was really nice! The room was great, the ocean view fantastic. The service was top notch and the food (i… Plus

This is a high rise hotel built right next to the ocean. A very good choice if you have a car, and an excellent location for exploring the Izu peninsula. I stayed in a Japanese style room and it was really nice! The room was great, the ocean view fantastic. The service was top notch and the food (in-room dining and breakfast) was simply over the top, both in terms of quality and quantity. The onsen is located on the top floor and it was quite an experience to go there in the moon light and, the next morning, in the full sun. There was no one else using the onsen when I went, so that made the experience truly special. I'd

Moins

“Wonderful experience ”

I took my father in a wheelchair (he is in 70s and can walk just a little distance) with my mother and two sisters to this hotel in April 2018. I booked a room with a bath on the balcony which has an amazing view over the ocean that my parents are so pleased and appreciated. Since we are mother and… Plus

I took my father in a wheelchair (he is in 70s and can walk just a little distance) with my mother and two sisters to this hotel in April 2018. I booked a room with a bath on the balcony which has an amazing view over the ocean that my parents are so pleased and appreciated. Since we are mother and three daughters, there was no way to take our father to the big bath in that hotel. I am so happy because my father could enjoy good hot tub and beautiful view from that bath in our hotel room with privacy. The hotel staffs are so helpful and nice. The dinner and the breakfast of this hotel were one of the most amazing experiences in my life. Those meals were served in our room by a staff who was so polite and well trained. He served our meal just in time from the beginning to the end. I am so impressed. Also, this hotel declines to accept tips. They say they just do their jobs. It is beautiful. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to have good foods, excellent hot spring and warm hospitality.

Moins

“Great “native” experience for the world traveler”

This is a relatively large, deluxe contemporary “onsen ryokan” providing a luxurious night away for Tokyo families. It resembles a tower hotel, but the experience is different. When you arrive, you hand off your luggage (travel light—just what you need for a night or two) and sit down in the lounge… Plus

This is a relatively large, deluxe contemporary “onsen ryokan” providing a luxurious night away for Tokyo families. It resembles a tower hotel, but the experience is different. When you arrive, you hand off your luggage (travel light—just what you need for a night or two) and sit down in the lounge for refreshments. Sooner or later, a staff member comes by and checks you, sorting any remaining details. Then you’re taken to your room and your luggage is delivered. The rooms have a foyer, showers (no tub), a large tatami room, a small sunken lounge area, and then a private balcony with hammock, chairs and table. The tatami room will be set up for dinner on the floor (later to be cleared away for sleeping futons). You leave your shoes in the foyer. Until dinner, you can relax, excurse, or head to the top floor onsen. Robes are supplied. Four or five lovely private baths are available (first come first serve) and two large same-sex baths (these latter have the views). Whichever you choose, you strip down, thoroughly clean yourself at the provided stations, then soak in the pools as long as you like. Then you dry yourself off with the supplied towels, leave the towels in the bins, and return to your room. Whether you opt for dinner or breakfast (or both) in your room: brace yourself for an enormous, extraordinary spread. It’s too much food, but it is also really excellent, and spectacularly presented. Some of the items will challenge you. When we were there, abalone was heavily featured, including cooked table side, in its shell with sake. DELICIOUS. Also expect quite a bit of good sashimi and a very large number of small delicacies. It’s over the top. Take your time and enjoy it. They don’t get a lot of English-speaking clientele, but they handled it well enough. The service here is very high level. The one minor problem we had was that our particular room had a little bit of a wind tunnel effect, but we were there during a typhoon and the other couple next door had no such complaints. Not cheap, but by no means the most expensive option around, and a pretty good value once you factor in all the food.

Moins