Beach Hotels in Ibaraki Prefecture

"This hotel is fabulous! It was recommended by a friend and it did not disappoint! They have several restaurants plus a konbini! Our room was spacious, their breakfast buffet is huge, and the staff went above and beyond to help with anything we needed. There’s even a zen garden in the lobby! My only regret is we spent just one night here prior to our departure home. I highly recommend this hotel!"

"The hotel is centrally located, a lot of stores and restaurants around and very close to a train station."

"Excellent breakfast buffet Helpful staff"

"The hotel was a fantastic stay—clean, comfortable, and conveniently located. Just a short walk away, the supermarket had everything I needed, with fresh produce and friendly staff. The nearby convenience store was a lifesaver for quick snacks and essentials, open late and well-stocked. Couldn’t ask for a better setup. "

"Very clean, had good options for food at the hotel and the area around was great. It was close to the train station and also enjoyed that it had a walkway to the makuhari messe."

"Good location and service."

"Close to airport. Convenient."

"Close to train station and sky tree. Staff were nice, room was fine. The only ask was elevators be faster, but overall great."

"PROS Very cozy room but plenty of space under the bed for storing baggage. Lots of useful information on the TV home screen (WIFI password, checkout details, room cleaning schedule, public bath crowd size, etc.) Multiple power outlets, including USB. Quick walk to train stations. Unbeatable choice if attending a sumo match at the nearby stadium. Also perfect for visiting the Edo-Tokyo Museum when it reopens after the renovations conclude. Excellent Lawson convenience store located on the second floor. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance. DRAWBACKS - Taller folks might find the bathroom module challenging. - Not enough elevators for the number of people in such a large hotel usually trying to reach the lobby at checkout time. - Stairs only for emergencies above the second floor. "