Mikawa Tahara Station × Stays With Popular TerraceRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Cradled by the rich sea and the beautiful scenery of Mikawa Bay, a new kind of relaxation awaits. Soak in our high-quality natural Onsen and savor exquisite seafood to your heart’s content. With warm, heartfelt hospitality, Shunkei Roman Ginpaso invites you into a uniquely soothing retreat. For each guest and every season, we offer moments of gracious care. Welcome back to a journey colored by the best of the season.

Situated on the highlands of the Nishiura Peninsula, this Onsen property offers stunning views of Mikawa Bay from every Room. From the rooftop "Sky Open-Air Bath," you can enjoy the scenic beauty of the peninsula and islands, which change dramatically with the seasons and times of day, creating a magical atmosphere. Meals feature luxurious ingredients such as "red shrimp" caught at Nishiura and Katahara fishing ports, along with the abundant seafood of Mikawa Bay. Relax in a variety of thoughtfully designed Rooms, including those with foot baths or open-air baths.

Located on the tranquil seaside of Toyohashi, all rooms offer a stunning view of Mikawa Bay. This Resort Hotel features leisure facilities and an Asian resort-style large bathhouse designed for beauty and health. Enjoy the "Garden Carbonated Bath" that promotes blood circulation or the "Radium Bath" made with special ceramic tiles. The water used is "Nano Water," providing a smooth, lotion-like texture for your skin. During summer only, enjoy one of the largest outdoor pools in Higashi-Mikawa (additional fee applies), complete with water slides and wave pools for a full day of fun!

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.