Mikawa Toba Station × Popular Hotel for Solo Travel and Business TripsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Our four distinct types of detached guest rooms all feature private open-air Onsen baths. Nestled among forest trees, this adults-only hideaway invites you to leave the bustle behind and enjoy a truly luxurious escape. Savor exquisite cuisine, a full selection of sleep-enhancing amenities, time to experience nature, culture, and art, and soothing bath facilities and guest rooms designed for pure relaxation. Here you’ll discover a way of spending time unlike everyday life—where the pace feels slower, like a third world shared only with those you truly trust. A deeply comfortable retreat awaits you here.

A 【Women-First Property】 in Gamagori・Nishiura Onsen. We have carefully crafted every detail in our meals, Rooms, and baths to ensure women can relax with peace of mind and feel truly satisfied. Responding to numerous requests, our women-only Property has been open to male guests as of September 1, 2023. While maintaining our policy as a "Property for women," we have decided to welcome male companions. From now on, we will warmly welcome gentlemen who accompany and prioritize the ladies as the main focus of their stay.

Renewed in July 2025!Enjoy a roofed open-air bath with a traditional Sukiya-style design, and take in panoramic views of Mikawa Bay from our new ocean-side guest rooms. Savor freshly fried, just-prepared seafood kaiseki featuring an abundance of local catches. Another highlight is our convenient location—just a 5-minute drive to Lagunasia. Experience our hospitality, dedicated to the ultimate relaxation.

An ocean-view Hotel where you can admire the seasonal mountains and the breathtaking Mikawa Bay. From the bath, enjoy the transitioning views of Mikawa Bay and the cityscape from sunrise to sunset. Savor seasonal flavors along with the scenery.

The closest property to Laguna Ten Bosch. Just about a 3-minute drive to Laguna Ten Bosch, and we offer a free shuttle service so you can enjoy a full day. Meals are prepared using seasonal ingredients landed at Mitani Fishing Port, offering a seasonal seafood course. Natural onsen with skin-whitening water for smooth skin. All rooms feature ocean views overlooking the serene Mikawa Bay, providing a relaxing time.

An ocean-view Property where you can enjoy the national natural monument "Takeshima" and Mikawa Bay from guest rooms and the large public bath. The Onsen features two different types: an alkaline simple Onsen in the large public bath and a radon Onsen in the open-air bath. For dinner, you can choose between Japanese or Western cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. Just a 5-minute drive from Gamagori Station.

A Resort Hotel with breathtaking views where you can witness a moving sunrise over Mikawa Bay. Just one hour from Nagoya, we offer a touch of luxury. Enjoy our popular buffet, or choose Japanese, French, or Chinese cuisine to suit your mood. You can also take in panoramic views of Mikawa Bay from the large public bath and open-air bath. We also offer Mikawa Bay’s only sightseeing cruise ship, “Marine Links.” Enjoy Mikawa Bay from the water with the refreshing sea breeze.

Enjoy the breathtaking views of Mikawa Bay and the delights of mountain and sea. All rooms offer ocean views, and from the natural Onsen open-air bath, you can experience an extraordinary scenery as if floating on Mikawa Bay. The highlight is the cuisine, featuring premium Hanzu Wagyu beef sourced directly from contracted farms and the local specialty "Gamagori Udon," crowned as Japan's best udon. Relish the beauty of Mikawa along with the warm hospitality of our staff.

At the tip of the Nishura Peninsula, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Mikawa Bay from the oven deck. From the tranquil Japanese-style Room, you can admire the scenery of Mikawa Bay along with the sunset or sunrise. We offer a 13-course meal focusing on seafood, including a seafood hotpot with Hatcho miso. Relax and unwind in the spacious thousand-person bath while gazing at the sunset spreading over the Nishura Peninsula extending into Mikawa Bay.