Find hotels near Oigawakako Yachoen, Yaizu from £26

"Nice clean property. Not much walkable close to property. If you have transportation no problem. Stayed there to be closer to Shizunami beach and wave pool. Still a bit of a cab ride. Staff very friendly and helpful. "

"Hotel staff were great, breakfast was great, but the room was small."

"Lovely hotel, with excellent Japanese breakfast, and kind and helpful staff always willing to go out of their way to help bewildered foreign children. (They even let us check in early when they saw how exhausted my son was.) Rooms also very reasonably priced!"

"I cannot say enough good things about this inn. It was everything we imagined. There was a person waiting to greet us when we got there (which, honestly, we had never imagined). The meals -- we had a dinner and a breakfast -- were the best and also the fanciest we had while in Japan, full stop. We were completely floored at the care taken for every little detail during our stay. It feels nicely out-of-the-way once you get there, but it is not hard to get to at all. The staff offered to pick us up from the local train station on our way in, but we decided to walk. The walk is totally fine if you are used to walking and aren't hauling a 70-pound bag, which we were. We gratefully accepted the inn-keeper's offer of a ride back to the train station when we left. Seriously: the seventh-generation inn-keeper who owns the place drove us to the train station on the way out. "

"Great value for the price"

"good stay"

"The hotel is close to the train station (and therefore buses and taxis). It's a bit older and not updated, but the price was great. There are several restaurants in easy walking distance."

"Our goal for our trip to Japan was to hike Mount Fuji, but one of the unexpected highlights was our stay at the Kappo Ryokan Uoichi! Post-hike, we moved from Tokyo to Osaka with a stop at the Ryokan in Shimada. Two families (eight of us) stayed at Kappo Ryokan Uoichi and had a wonderful time. The building is a 150-year-old restaurant, and the stay included a shared bedroom with eight futon beds, an adjacent family room, a private bathroom, and a shared onsen. It was by far the best night's sleep I had during the entire trip to Japan. The 12 – 14 course dinner was excellent and served by the super friendly and accommodating staff (they accommodated my meatless diet (fish and seafood are acceptable for my diet and were delicious!) The stay was so peaceful and restful and a nice reprieve from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and the other big cities. It was like a time warp back to when you would sit down with your family and friends and have a great meal with great conversations and no electronic distractions. I highly recommend a stay here and will definitely return again on my next trip."