Toba Hotel Guide - Izawa Shrine hotels in Toba, Japan.

"What impressed me the most is the staff. Their service is superb and better than most of the five-star hotels that I have stayed in Tokyo! Breakfast buffet is great with tons of choices. Scenery surrounding the hotel is beautiful. "

"The location is ideal for visiting a sacred shrine, which is within walking distance. Beautiful Ise Bay can be enjoyable any time from your room and outside."

"There was limited American food on the buffet, but the food that was offered was good quality. The Asian options were extensive but for breakfast they do not appeal to us, however we do love Asian foods for lunch and dinner."

"Nice private onsen Nice window view Fantastic breakfast and dinner options Complimentary lobstor and abalone"

"The hotel was exquisite! Comfortable beds and modern decor. Extremely comfortable. We got breakfast with our stay and we're so glad we did. What an amazing spread! The only thing lacking was juice. Highly recommended!"

"Exceptional Hospitality & Japanese Style Beachside Hotel. They had everything, beautiful reception area cocktail lounge, a lookout for sunrise & sunset. Plus they made us a very fancy dinner & breakfast even had a private shuttle spared no expense. Truly an awesome experience."

"Very clean , good design,good location "

"I thought I had arrived at a resort with its palms, high rise apartments and manicured gardens. Definitely a holiday destination for the Japanese people. Spacious and comfortable with a microwave. As it was not close to Toba, having a car and the microwave allowed us to be more independent, not relying on eating out. The supermarket had plenty of takeout options. "

"Did not have a great time at this place. It is more suited to retired old Japanese people who want to go to the onsen. Felt a bit uncomfortable as we were the only westerners there but people were friendly. While the view was good from our room, the beach was dirty and not maintained. If the hotel would have paid someone to clean the beach up every morning it would’ve been a better experience."