Hot Springs Hotels in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

It was close to the sea and had a great view. The welcome drink was delicious, and was made with amazake (sweet sake). The staff were very kind and polite. Dinner was a course meal, and the dishes were explained to us each time, and they were both delicate in appearance and very tasty. There was also a stylish free space lounge, which was nice. Breakfast was also very delicious, but perhaps because we came at a bad time, as there were many empty plates or plates with only a few left. It was also a convenient distance for going to teamLab.

The hot springs are very effective and the environment is wonderful. I left something behind in the room, but the staff were eager to find it, which was very nice!

It was a wonderful stay. The room was spacious and clean, and the large windows offered a great view. We also got free access to the hot springs next door, so it was great value for money.

Like other Dormy Inns, it features well-maintained guest rooms and baths. Yonaki Soba is also served in the evening. Regarding the baths, the open-air bath was very popular, and while the space was somewhat cramped compared to its popularity, I made good use of it during my stay. There is also a manga room and massage chairs on the bath floor. The location is about a 15-minute walk from Mito Station, so it is a bit far from Mito's tourist attractions such as Kairakuen Garden.

I was able to get a very cheap rate by booking online at the last minute, but the breakfast buffet was very good. Especially the salad. It was listed as organic, and indeed the vegetables were really delicious. Couple and 9-year-old daughter. Room with double bed and loft bed. Breakfast was included for the number of people, and I thought that the child rate would usually be cheaper, but I was so satisfied that I didn't think that. Welcome drinks are unlimited until 9pm. The only complaint I had was that it was hard to find the parking fee. When I got there, it was 700 yen a day and I was free to enter and exit. I don't particularly mind it. It's a little far from the destination, but I think I'll use it again. All the staff were very nice and well-trained. By the way, there is only one bath, so it is a men's and women's system.

A decent hotel. The service was excellent. They offered free dandan noodles for a late-night snack. The hot springs were excellent. It happened to be the Lantern Festival, and the open-air baths, enjoying the cool breeze and bright moonlight, were quite relaxing. Just be sure to pay attention to the bus schedule from the hotel to the station. When booking, I thought it would run every hour, but it turned out to be only available at 15:10. Although we missed the shuttle, the bus was quite convenient. Just be sure to prepare small change in cash or PayPay. I personally think the 100-year-old plum wine is superb. Highly recommended.

It's just the old Japanese ryokan itself! It's right in front of the station. It's close to Seven. If you speak Japanese. Convenient transportation to anywhere! The staff are also friendly! Inconvenience to use a shared refrigerator.You have to bring a personal dryer

The building has been renovated, so the exterior is old and has undergone earthquake reinforcement, but the interior is clean and well-maintained. Aside from the delicious food, I think the staff have taken into account survey requests, such as the addition of a buffet trolley. Dealing with breakdowns of the coffee maker and water server must have been a challenge, but they handled it courteously. The taste and menu of the buffet are comparable to those of a luxury hotel.

Thank you very much ❤️ Excellent service! Natural hot springs! You can also soak anywhere, anytime, 24 hours a day. Thank you ❤️ I will enjoy going to ❤️ again next time. Because I really stayed late that day, driving by car is not that simple! The waiter Abei is still very intimate to help us put the luggage ❤️ up ❤️ thank you 🌹

The environment is clean and tidy, feel warm