Barrierefreie Hotels in Toba

Michelle Australien

All inclusive and able to wear supplied lounge wear to restaurant and throughout facility. We felt like we were having a true japanese holiday as the locals do.....they also supplied warm coats for walks outside. Fabulous views over the sea. Google translate helped with communication.

Stephanie Victoria Japan

The staff were very kind and knowledgeable. I wanted to go to the Yokohama Observatory (which is expensive and hard to reach by public transpo), but they offered a shuttle ride to a train station, and also told me about Shima City tourism’s taxi promo. Very helpful! Other than that, the room was bigger than expected. It had a small Japanese garden, which was a good touch. They also had a lot of fun facilities in the lobby.

Rainer Deutschland

Die Zimmergrösse war sehr gut. Größte Zimmer während unserer 4 wöchigen Japanrundreise. Das Frühstück und Abendessen war sehr gut. Es gab unter anderem Austern !

camille Japan

beautiful setting. so many work of art in the building and the room was also gorgeous. The buffet was also fantastic

Lidan China

Hotel is located on a hill which has a nice view of the harbor. Shuttle bus is very convenient, you can also walk down the hill. Staff are very friendly and helpful, excellent!

Kin Wah Hongkong

Excellent views from the room. The dinner is very delicious with different dishes for the two nights we stayed. Staff are very friendly and a few of them could communicate well with us in English.

Abre Südafrika

We LOVED the personalised service provided in traditional inns - especially by our caretaker and waitron Yasuyo Ohnishi! There can be no better location on the seashore within reach of Ise Temple Complex, located on Futiminoura Beach. They will pick you up and drop you off at the closest station and a  100m walk to the beautiful "wedded rocks (at Futamiokitama Shinto Shrine) is worth it even on a hot day! It was pouring  rain when we arrived early so the driver dropped us off a beautifully restored old traditional mansion set in a tranquil zen garden to wait for reception to open at 3pm. We only realised later it's only 3 houses away from the hotel so easily accessible bonus for Oishiya's guests ! The meals (dinner and breakfast was included) was exceptional and extensive with more than 5 courses, each one beautifully arranged in trays and in stunning pottery, served by the lovely and ever helpful  Yashyu Ohnishi in her immaculate kimono Dinner was attended in the Inn's provided kimono's which really added to the experience of Japanese culture we were looking for in a traditional Inn or Ryokan like this. The private Onsen (hot spring bath) was a great bonus for two shy westerners as was the slightly raised western beds in our beautiful tatami mat room with a view to the ocean and shoji screens (rather than curtains) to manage the light! It was by far the most pleasant and perfect stay in more than 30 years of travel internationally!