Boasting 2 restaurants, a café and a bar, all with magnificent ocean views, Toba International Hotel is conveniently located just a 4-minute shuttle ride away from Toba Train Station.
Toba View Hotel features Japanese-style rooms with spectacular views of Toba Bay. It offers spacious indoor and outdoor public baths, traditional dining and concierge services. Free Wi-Fi is...
Located in Toba, 18 km from Ise Grand Shrine, Bali Resort SAYA no Kaze provides accommodation with a terrace, free private parking and a restaurant.
Michelle
Australia
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.
Located in Toba in the Mie region with Hinatahama Beach nearby, Yukai Resort Premium Toba Saichoraku provides accommodation with free private parking, as well as access to a sauna.
Adam
United Kingdom
Nice spa hotel in a quiet area away from town. I would recommend a car if you are staying here. There is some parking near the entrance and a larger overflow car park a few mins walk at the bottom of the hill. Some parts of the hotel do look a bit tired and faded and there was a slight musty smell in the room, but overall very clean. Our family room had 4 single beds and a bath and shower outside on the balcony! Evening buffet has a huge choice of hot and cold food and was excellent (there were 3 sittings) and only costs 900 yen per person. Breakfast was similar. Downstairs there is a warm swimming pool for families with some inflatable slides in it - we went twice and were the only ones there. There are also table tennis tables, kids play area and karaoke rooms. Not many Western tourists here, so we needed to use Google Translate, but staff were very helpful.
KAMENOI HOTEL Toba provides a hot spring bath and a public bath, as well as air-conditioned accommodation in Toba, 18 km from Ise Grand Shrine.
Kanha
Thailand
The western rooms with 3 SGL beds are OK in size. The hotel has Onsen/Spa which is very nice.
Breakfast buffet (7-9am) and Dinner Buffet (1st round 5.30pm, 2nd round 7pm) provided varieties of Japanese and western food.
Hotel offered free ramen after 9pm to all guests for free. The floor we stay have washing m/c and dryer. Also equipped wih water filling station.
Rooms and Lobby have been refurbished nicely.
Offering sea views, Ise-Shima Ohtaya Healing Stay is an accommodation situated in Toba, 29 km from Ise Grand Shrine and 29 km from Oharai-machi.
ALBERTO
Italy
Service and support from the staff was excellent, toom was one of the best we had in our trip, with private bath and sauna, but particularly worth of mentioning the support from the front office
Situated less than 1 km from Toba Aquarium, 9.1 km from Ise Azuchi-Momoyama Culture Village and 10 km from Futamiokitama Shrine, Guest house Lido Porte - Vacation STAY 95556v offers accommodation...
Boasting hot spring baths and a beautiful garden overlooking the ocean, Toba International Hotel Shiojitei offers luxurious accommodation in Toba.
Hang Cheong
Singapore
Excellent service standard. We were served tea and cheese cake when we checked in. Fantastic Japanese dinner and breakfast. The Onsen was the best I ever had in Japan so far with Mikimoto skin products infused water. Unfortunately it rained and we were unable to visit the garden and enjoy the bay view.
On average, 3-star hotels in Toba cost £148 per night, and 4-star hotels in Toba are £259 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Toba can on average be found for £148 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Toba this weekend is £221 or, for a 4-star hotel, £267. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Toba for this weekend cost on average around £234 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
We stayed here after visiting Ise Jingu. Really enjoyed the open air onsen, and the spacious tatami room. Toba is a VERY small town and very quiet with not much to do. Ate some great seafood at a local restaurant. Only stayed in Toba one night before taking the ferry and driving back to Tokyo.
Emily
Canada
8.0
Scored 8.0
Toba itself is nothing much - which makes it a great place...
Toba itself is nothing much - which makes it a great place to relax - but the view from our hotel over the bay was wonderful. We've stayed twice in hotels with a sea view and it's very relaxing.
If you like aquariums, the one in Toba is supposed to be very good, but we didn't go. However, we've been twice to Mikimoto Pearl Island, which well worth visiting if you are interested in the history of cultured pearls. There's a demonstration of pearl diving and an interesting museum.
The Ise Grand Shrine is not far by train and worth visiting once.
Toba is great for seafood and especially Ise Ebi (Japanese spiny lobster) which is served in many different ways.
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Stephen Gosden
Japan
10
Scored 10
The time I spent in Toba was too short to cover every...
The time I spent in Toba was too short to cover every recommended place. However, if you have or rent a car, I would like to recommend you to go to Toba Observatory (鳥羽展望台), which takes only 20 mins by driving from the central Toba. This observatory allows you to see the breathtaking panoramic view of the oceanic coast of Ise-Shima National Park, and probably a view of the famous Mt. Fuji in distance (if the weather allows). Along the way to this observatory, you will pass the Onoura bay (生浦湾), where the largest oyster industry is located. You can taste the freshest oysters at any restaurant along the pearl road (there are even the tabehoudai, 食べ放題, or buffet courses offered in some restaurant).
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sunap
Thailand
10
Scored 10
To reach Toba, we traveled by Shimakazi (luxuary) train...
To reach Toba, we traveled by Shimakazi (luxuary) train from Osaka. This is the area to see Mikimoto Pearl Island, the Mikimoto museum (which is very interesting) and especially the Ama divers ( the women that free-dive for shell fish and pearls).
The hotel had a scheduled pick-up shuttle from the train station and the shuttle took us back into town. It runs on a fixed schedule. We missed the last one, but with a call, they came to get us. There is boat cruise which takes you around the area. There is a stop light very near the boat dock and If you walk straight across the road you'll be on a small street that has both a local style and an Italian restaurant. We went (very) local style but had a Japanese friend to translate. Of course, pointing to the menu pictures always works and the tempura was delicious. The Italian restaurant looked quaint and inviting.
julie
United States
10
Scored 10
We really really love the ocean view,the sunset and sunrise,...
We really really love the ocean view,the sunset and sunrise,though its far from the city or station its worth,the foods are great,the public bath is clean but the rotenburo outside is not that good because of green insects in the water.
Staff was always really friendly and ready to help when needed. Room was very spacious and comfortable, and the sea view was amazing (just a bit bright in the morning). The cafe serves nice coffee and cakes, and we also really enjoyed the pearl hot bath. The hotel also uses mikimoto products in the rooms, which really adds a premium touch. There is also a shuttle bus to and from the train station, which I would recommend using since the hotel is uphill. All in all, would highly recommend if you are visiting Toba.
Thank you to Kiku-san, her mother and all the staff at Kaigetsu for a very memorable stay. The customer service was top notch. All the meals were delicious and beautifully presented. We especially liked the dining rooms and its ambiance. Our kaiseki dinner was the best that we’ve had in Japan and I will definitely recommend it. Kiku-san even shared special home made umeshu with freshly picked cherry blossoms on top, to celebrate my husband’s birthday. Thank you for going the extra mile.
To start off, if you arrive at Toba Train Station between 1430-1800, they provide free shuttle service to the hotel, which otherwise would be a 20 minute walk. Look for their name beside their car. The staff were friendly to a fault and even if they can't keep up with English, they'd do anything to help you. The place is old, that's what you get for looking for an onsen ryokan but it's well maintained and the cuisine offered was faultless.
Quiet part of Toba, up a steep road, but lots of free parking. Personal rotenburo on the room balcony, as well as a large communal one outside. Great to relax in. Very comfy beds, and well-equipped bathroom. Staff helpful, and excellent daily bulletin on hotel activities and local walkways. Good maps of local restaurants and shops, as well as tourist information.
Terrific location with uninterrupted view of the bay.
Dining room was closed but hotel provided pre-packaged breakfast for us to enjoy in our room.
With proof of COVID vaccinations and I.D.s, we qualified for 40-percent discount off the standard room rate.
We also received JPY6,000.- in coupons for use at various attractions in Toba city.
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.
5mins walk from Toba station, cab ride less than SGD 10. Lawson conveniently downstairs & a local speciality shop across the road. Room was clean but getting aging. Common bath was small for 4 person but cosy enough
Beautiful views and kind staff. We only stayed for one night with dinner and breakfast included. I wish we could have stayed longer. Kamenoi Hotel will be my at the top of my list next time we visit Ise and Toba.
Interesting atmosphere of an old Japanese house. It had spooky atmosphere, I was expecting some ghosts to come in the middle of the night to look if I have some sushi inside my bag. Or soul.
The hotel was in a beautiful location and we received incredible hospitality from the staff. Food was delicious and a very memorable dining experience. We had an unforgettable stay here !
Great location, very close to train station, Aquarium, Pearl Museum and restaurants, lovely host, good Onsen, fantastic breakfast (Japanese of course), Quiet and comfortable. Great stay.
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!
From arrival to departure, nothing to fault. Breakfast, dinner and onsen couple with friendly staff has met my expectations of what Japanese hospitality that I came to love.
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