Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Jusansha Shrine is just one of the places to see in Niijima, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Stroll along the seaside or discover the area's hot springs.
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Yunohama-roten Hot Spring during your travels in Niijima. Stroll along the seaside or discover the area's hot springs.
The property is a delight. The manager, speaks excellent English, and his wife were both so friendly and helpful. The property is in a quiet location near beautiful Sotorua Beach. It is so calm and relaxing. Shimoda is a short bus or taxi ride away or a 30 minute work. There is only one restaurant within easy walking distance and it is excellent. Suggest upgrading to a room with a private outdoor bathroom. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay.
The property is a delight. The manager, speaks excellent English, and his wife were both so friendly and helpful. The property is in a quiet location near beautiful Sotorua Beach. It is so calm and relaxing. Shimoda is a short bus or taxi ride away or a 30 minute work. There is only one restaurant within easy walking distance and it is excellent. Suggest upgrading to a room with a private outdoor bathroom. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay.
Brent
Reviewed October 16, 2024Reviewed October 16, 2024
As the "hanare" part of "hanareya" suggests, this location is quite far from what you might consider urban Japan, and as such is a good place for some relaxing quiet time.
The ryokan room I had was very spacious despite being the smallest type, especially for one person. There was the genkan (entrance area), a big room for eating, a big room for sleeping, a corridor with chairs/tables and a safety deposit box, a closet with a yukata, a toilet, a separate bathroom sink area, one small indoor...
As the "hanare" part of "hanareya" suggests, this location is quite far from what you might consider urban Japan, and as such is a good place for some relaxing quiet time.
The ryokan room I had was very spacious despite being the smallest type, especially for one person. There was the genkan (entrance area), a big room for eating, a big room for sleeping, a corridor with chairs/tables and a safety deposit box, a closet with a yukata, a toilet, a separate bathroom sink area, one small indoor...
Kevin
Reviewed February 21, 2025Reviewed February 21, 2025
We booked the ocean view room with the outdoor bath! What an experience. While the room/ bathroom were slightly outdated, it sufficed for our stay. Wished we could’ve used the onsen for more days but unfortunately we only booked for one night! Lots of foreigners working there from all background, but they spoke Japanese and had great hospitality
We booked the ocean view room with the outdoor bath! What an experience. While the room/ bathroom were slightly outdated, it sufficed for our stay. Wished we could’ve used the onsen for more days but unfortunately we only booked for one night! Lots of foreigners working there from all background, but they spoke Japanese and had great hospitality
Judy
Reviewed November 11, 2025Reviewed November 11, 2025
Staff were super friendly and welcoming. A great coastal onsen away from the busy cities. Views of the coastline from the outdoor air bath and east access to the beach for swimming and surfing were a highlight. Kaiseki dinner and breakfast were great value and included local fish, lobster and abalone.
Staff were super friendly and welcoming. A great coastal onsen away from the busy cities. Views of the coastline from the outdoor air bath and east access to the beach for swimming and surfing were a highlight. Kaiseki dinner and breakfast were great value and included local fish, lobster and abalone.
Even though the building is old, it was still well maintained and was a pleasure to stay in. The room was clean and well presented. The private onsen bath was amazing and over looked the port and ships. The breakfast was great.
Even though the building is old, it was still well maintained and was a pleasure to stay in. The room was clean and well presented. The private onsen bath was amazing and over looked the port and ships. The breakfast was great.
Very nice and quiet resort directly on the beach and beautiful views. Only a few minutes from the train station. Nice public bath with indoor and outdoor areas, sauna and one with bubbles. Several restaurants on site, but booking required and we only ate there once. It’s an isolated small village with almost no other restaurants (one nice ramen place, but not open every day) close, but train to other places only takes a few minutes. During the day hotel also provides shuttle to Kawazu or the...
Very nice and quiet resort directly on the beach and beautiful views. Only a few minutes from the train station. Nice public bath with indoor and outdoor areas, sauna and one with bubbles. Several restaurants on site, but booking required and we only ate there once. It’s an isolated small village with almost no other restaurants (one nice ramen place, but not open every day) close, but train to other places only takes a few minutes. During the day hotel also provides shuttle to Kawazu or the...
What's the area like around Niijima Village Museum?
Niijima Village Museum is located in Niijima. You'll find 5 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
Where is the best place to stay near Niijima Village Museum?
Adjacent to Niijima Village Museum, Minshuku Ipponmatsu is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveller data, and this guest house offers a free ferry terminal shuttle and flat-screen TVs. Other good options within a short distance include Uego and Guesthouse IKETA.
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What can I see and do near Niijima Village Museum?
Lounge by the water at Maehama Beach and Habushiura Beach. Enjoy nature at Mamashita Onsen, Yunohama-roten Hot Spring or Niijima Water Park. If you want to see more of the surrounding area, you might plan a visit to Jusansha Shrine and Niijima Glass Art Center.