Located northeast of Tokyo, Ibaraki Prefecture is a popular destination for other residents of the Greater Tokyo Area to spend the holidays in. Though the region was once focused on agriculture and fishery as primary industries, the plains of Ibaraki also became the site of many factories and scientific industries. That’s not to say that Ibaraki is focused on modern attractions only - though it does have plenty - as the region is also intent on preserving its natural and cultural heritage. The southeast region of Ibaraki is protected as Suigo-Tsukuba Quasi-National Park, ensuring future generations can partake in its beauty.
If you’re visiting the region for sightseeing or for business, don’t forget to look through our list of the best hotels to stay in Ibaraki, Japan.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 13, 2024.
1. Daiwa Roynet Hotel Mito; Mito (from USD 84)
Reasonable rates, especially for the convenient location near Mito station.
Massage chair in room, eco-cleaning option, and spacious bathrooms.
Conveniently situated next to Mito station with easy access to restaurants and shops.
Traditional Japanese breakfast with good options, though some guests wished for more variety.
Located conveniently next to JR Mito Train Station, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Mito is a great choice for travelers planning to shuffle around the cities of Ibaraki by train. The hotel is also part of the COMBOX310 building, where you can find restaurants and movie theaters for your pleasure.
At the property, you will find fine accommodations with pleasant amenities such as air conditioning, warm lighting, and carpeting. The hotel has vending machines for food and drinks, as well as a microwave and refrigerator available back in your room.
2. Tabino Hotel Kashima; Hiraizumihigashi (from USD 74)
Tabino Hotel Kashima features spacious accommodations decorated in clean monochromatic styles making the surroundings soothing to the eyes. The rooms come with a couch and desk combo, giving you space to either unwind or finish urgent work. The hotel also has a public bath and open-air bath, so take a dip if you need to destress or relax your tired muscles.
The property also offers free private parking and WiFi.
Tabino Hotel Kashima
Address: Hiraizumihigashi 1-64-36
3. HOTEL R9 The Yard Hitachinaka; Hitachinaka (from USD 104)
As part of the R9 Hotels Group’s The Yard series of establishments. you can expect steel shipping containers converted into a room that you’d find in a Japanese business hotel. The hotel has amenities that are sure to make your stay comfortable, including a microwave and fridge for meals, as well as an electric kettle for preparing beverages such as tea or coffee. There is also a designated smoking area if you need to take a drag.
4. HOTEL R9 The Yard Yuki; Yuki (from USD 63)
The R9 Hotels Group is known to take eccentric and environmentally friendly approaches to build its properties, and HOTEL R9 The Yard is no different. Featuring quirky shipping containers that have been converted into clean and cozy lodgings, this 5-star hotel is guaranteed to provide a unique experience. Amenities include air conditioning and heating, as well as a microwave and fridge for reheating and storing meals. For dining options, there are restaurants and cafes nearby.
The hotel is also close to public transport.
5. Mito Plaza Hotel; Mito (from USD 206)
Taking after the refined and homelike beauty of European hotels, the 4-star Mito Plaza Hotel is set apart from other hotels in the area by its elegant yet welcoming atmosphere. The property boasts spacious rooms with plush beds and seats. The carpeting and soundproofing will ensure you’ll have a comfortable and undisturbed stay. If you need to level up your experience, you can book rooms that come with a private open-air spa bath.
The hotel also has a lovely atrium garden where you can while the time away sipping tea or reading a book.
6. Hotel Terrace the Garden Mito; Mito (from USD 84)
Reasonably priced with easy access to car parking and reasonably priced gym usage.
Convenient location with comfortable and clean rooms, friendly staff, and a small but enjoyable public bath.
Superb location right next to the train station with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby.
Breakfast caters to different preferences including European, Japanese, and Chinese options, and the staff offer helpful breakfast alternatives.
Hotel Terrace the Garden Mito offers elegant accommodations and great service that well represent its status as a 4-star establishment. You’ll find the rooms to be cozy, spacious, and exquisite despite the minimal trappings. They also come in smoking and non-smoking variants, in order to fulfill the requirements and habits of the clientele. Don’t forget to try the hotel’s public bath, especially after enjoying some treatments from their spa.
For guests who have accessibility issues, the hotel will be glad to assist you in addressing your needs.
7. Hotel Nikko Tsukuba; Tsukuba (from USD 115)
Reasonably priced with 2pm check-in and 11am check-out
Conveniently located with easy access to restaurants and shops, fully wheelchair accessible
Perfectly situated near Tsukuba walking area, parks, and train/bus stations
Delicious breakfast with international options, excellent Japanese and Chinese restaurants
Hotel Nikko Tsukuba offers rooms with large beds, decorated with dark-toned furniture and neutral colors to help you relax. The rooms also come with air conditioning and heating, so you can have a pleasant stay regardless of the season you visit the hotel. If you’ve got time to spare, you can take a swim at the hotel’s indoor pool or enjoy a soak in the hot tub.
For your meals, head to one of the dining options on site. Vending machines for snacks and drinks are also available to satiate sudden cravings.
8. HOTEL R9 The Yard Ami; Ami (from USD 71)
This establishment is part of R9 Hotels Group’s The Yard series, where you can expect some uniqueness. Don’t be surprised on seeing converted shipping containers as your accommodations, as that is the theme and environmental message the hotel would like to share.
These rooms have plenty of space and are suitable for solo travelers, couples, and even small families with kids. They come with amenities such as air conditioning, and appliances such as a TV, microwave, and refrigerator. Free parking is also available if you’re bringing a car.
HOTEL R9 The Yard Ami
Address: Yoshiwara, Inashiki District, Ibaraki, Japan 6-2-1
9. APA Hotel Ibaraki Koga Ekimae; Koga (from USD 50)
APA Hotel Ibaraki Koga Ekimae is just five minutes away from JR Koga Station’s east exit. Enjoy a small measure of luxury with their rooms decorated in sleek black and white monochrome colors. A cozy sleep is also guaranteed with the help of APA’s special ‘Cloud Fit’ beds all their hotels have been equipped with. You can avail of a buffet breakfast every morning, as well as try out the restaurants nearby for dining.
Complimentary WiFi will also be at your disposal.
APA Hotel Ibaraki Koga Ekimae
Address: Higashi-honcho 1-21-12
10. Super Hotel Kashima; Kashima (from USD 62)
Super Hotel Kashima features bright and spacious rooms at moderate prices. There are a variety of rooms to choose from, including an economy quadruple room that can sleep up to six people. The rooms are carpeted and come with comforts such as air conditioning and complimentary linens and towels. There are designated smoking areas available in the hotel.
If you’re feeling tired or fatigued, the establishment has a spa, as well as a hot spring bath for you to unwind in.
Ibaraki, a miniature version of Japan
Confusing as that statement might sound, the prefecture of Ibaraki really does have everything that represents Japan as a country. You can find the ruins of several castles such as Mito Castle and Kasama Castle. Scientific and technological centers can be found in Tsukuba, such as Tsukuba Science City. If you’re looking for natural beauty, Suigō-Tsukuba Quasi-National Park is the place to go.
If you’re now convinced about checking out what Ibaraki is all about, don’t forget to book ones of these best hotels to stay in Ibaraki, Japan.
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