Hagiya Ryokan Inn

Hitachi City

Northern Ibaraki

Traditional Inns (Ryokan)

Private Baths/Showers

Onsen/Public Bath

Non-smoking

Credit Card Payment Available

This traditional Japanese-style inn boasts a great location off the Pacific Coast.
The inn’s guest rooms offer stunning sea views, while the hot spring baths are supplemented with seawater and seaweed. Furthermore, the restaurant serves local seafood focusing on the slow-food movement. During winter months, the menu includes anglerfish hotpot, a regional specialty of Ibaraki.
There’s no need to book an overnight stay to enjoy everything Hagiya has to offer. Visitors can book a day plan with a meal and visit the hot springs.

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Address: 1-1-15 Mizukicho, Hitachi City, Ibaraki 316-0024
Access: By public transport: 20-minute walk or 5-minute taxi ride from Omika Station on the JR Joban Line
By car: 15-minute drive from Hitachi-Minamiota IC on the Joban Expressway
Business Hours: Business Hours
Restaurant Kanasago Lunch: 11:45-13:30
Website: http://hagi-ya.com/en/
Contact: TEL: 0294-52-2522
Parking: 40 parking spots

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