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Ikoi no Mura Hinuma

Ikoi no Mura Hinuma is located off the shores of Lake Hinuma. The Hinuma Onsen, known as the "Bijin no Yu," is characterized by its soothing hot spring water to beautify the skin. The view from the large communal bath is beautiful, including a view of Hinuma that changes with the seasons.
There is an outdoor pool during the summer holidays, which is popular with children. You can enjoy course meals using seasonal ingredients depending on the booking date. In addition, the taste of freshwater clam juice from Hinuma is excellent.
During the winter months, the delicious hotpots are a must-have dish. Local specialties, such as melon and dried sweet potatoes, are also sold at the shop.

Kashima Central Hotel

There are plenty of in-house dining options, including a Japanese restaurant and Japanese-style Chinese and Western restaurant on the ground floor. A steakhouse and lounge are also located on the 15th floor, offering great views of Kashima’s distinctive skyline.

Isoyamatei Guesthouse

Isoyamatei Guesthouse is a seven-minute walk from Itako Iris Gardens and JR Itako Station and 70 minutes by highway bus from Tokyo Station. The entire property is rented out during the stay, which means there's no sharing with other guests.
Originally built 120 years ago and renovated into a guesthouse, the house belonged to a family in the Suigo-Itako area. It is the perfect place to experience how a well-off Japanese family would have lived. Lattice windows, paper lanterns, and classic furniture lend the premise a historic atmosphere. The house is fully equipped with a fridge and kitchen, so you can make the most of local ingredients sold nearby.
When the property is functioning as a guesthouse, it operates as a cafe serving matcha and traditional Japanese sweets.