Meijikan Reviews

This was a great place to stay. It’s on the edge of town but as it’s not a big town you can still reach everywhere by foot. We drove in but a bus is also available and the stop is close. Stunning views from our room have been here in both clear and raining weather with zero issues. Lovely staff that did their best to help whenever possible.

Typical traditional onsen ryokan with expansive sea view. Free parking is available onsite opposite the hotel. We did not try the food at the restaurant and opted for dinner at a nearby restaurant. We had a spectacular view of sunset over Sugura Bay as the weather was clear.

Good hotel nice location. Food is ok. Spa outdoor is nice … great view

The inn is located near Toi Port, just a 10-minute walk from Toi Gold Mine. The room offers a panoramic view of Suruga Bay and the sunset, creating a relaxing and relaxing atmosphere.

The view from the balcony was perfect for taking photos. The fish and various side dishes were delicious.

We stayed as a couple in their 50s and their son and his wife. Dinner was served in the dining area, and the hot dishes were kept warm. The portions were generous, the flavor was great, and the all-you-can-drink alcohol was a delight for heavy drinkers. The breakfast buffet was also satisfying, with the option to grill dried fish at the table. The location is right in front of the ocean, and the view from our room was great. There was also an open-air hot spring bath, so we were able to relax while looking out at the sea. Overall, we were satisfied for the price. If I had to mention one drawback, it would be that there was no air conditioning in the corridors we used to move around, which was quite hot in this heatwave. Even after washing off the sweat in the bath, we were drenched in sweat by the time we got back to our room. (The air conditioning in the rooms was comfortable.)

The room is a classic Japanese style, large and spacious, with a balcony offering a wonderful sunset view. I highly recommend the one-night-two-meals package; breakfast and dinner offer a wide variety and a pleasant dining environment. The bathing area reveals its rich history, with the sulfur traces at the outlet particularly noticeable. Transportation is also conveniently located just a two-minute walk from the station.

Close to the sea, close to the bus station, large room, good food in the evening

It's quiet, with convenience stores and drug stores nearby. The room is large

The Suruga Bay ferry takes 5 minutes from the pier to the hotel. The ocean view is beautiful, and you can watch the sunset. The dinner wasn't fancy but delicious. It's 5 minutes from Toi Gold Mine, perfect for a one-night stay.

The room was spacious and clean with a beautiful sea view. The supermarket at the door is convenient for shopping. Highly recommended.

Very satisfied. Excellent value for money. The one-night stay and two-meal package were both excellent. I stayed at various hotels over ten days, and this was the only one that offered unlimited watermelon slices. Hahaha. I absolutely love watermelon. The pineapple at breakfast was also very sweet. Now that I'm writing this review, I'm craving pineapple again. The hot spring facilities and toiletries weren't great, but the toiletries were also from POLA, and the equipment was a bit old, considering it's an older hotel. Seeing that I was Chinese, they arranged for a Chinese-speaking staff member to serve us at dinner, which was very nice. Dinner was also delicious. I don't have many reviews for this hotel, so I'll leave a few comments. The hotel is close to Toi Kinzan, the bus station, and the Suruga Bay ferry, making it very convenient. I highly recommend this hotel.

It's very close to the Toi Port Pier, just a few minutes' walk away. There's a 7-Eleven next to it with lots of stuff. That area is full of hot spring hotels. Meijikan is right by the sea, with great views. The indoor onsen is quite large, with transparent glass, so you can enjoy the sea view while soaking in it. The outdoor onsen is a small pool where you can stand and see the sea. The price for the night I booked was cheaper than the nights before and after. I'm not sure why, but it was ¥1,600 for three people, with two meals, which was very cost-effective. The food was pretty good. The Japanese-style rooms are a bit old, but the sea view rooms have a great view, with a balcony overlooking the sea. The bathroom has been partially renovated and has a bathtub. We also visited the Toi Kinzan, a worthwhile attraction along the way. After the visit, there's a free hot spring foot bath at the exit. There's a bus to Shuzenji Temple right in front of the hotel, an hour's ride for 1,860 yen. It's a very quiet hot spring town, much busier than Toi, and a great place to see the red leaves in the fall.

We booked a one-night stay with two meals. The service was excellent, and the food was delicious. My two children said it was the best meal they had since they were born. Facing the ocean, it was very relaxing. There's even a separate smoking room in the lobby.