Top Hotels in Oda Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top 8 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Oda, Japan
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Oda, Shimane Prefecture, Chugoku including Tabinoyado Kiunso, Nogawaya Ryokan, Shiki no Yado Sahimeno, Ryokan Masuya, Yuzuriha, World Heritage Iwami Silver MIne, Tabinoyado Kiunso, Senkobo, Yuzako Onsen Ryokan.
Restaurants in Oda
1. Tabinoyado Kiunso
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
If you’re looking for a charming onsen ryokan in Oda, look no further than Tabinoyado Kiunso. Close to Gokuraku-ji Temple (0.2 mi), a popular Oda landmark, Tabinoyado Kiunso is a great destination for tourists. The onsen ryokan features room service, and you can stay connected during your stay as Tabinoyado Kiunso offers guests free wifi. Plus, Tabinoyado Kiunso offers a hot tub and breakfast, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. Guests of Tabinoyado Kiunso can find some great restaurants a short walk from the onsen ryokan, including Roan (0.1 mi), Meguruya (0.3 mi), and Shin-Yu Cafe Kuranojo (0.0 mi). Oda is also known for some great historic sites, including Shimizudani Smelter Ruins, Village Headman Residence, and Riyokan Arata, which are not too far from Tabinoyado Kiunso. The staff at Tabinoyado Kiunso looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Excellent all around
Reviewed By rosehayesSuch a lovely place to stay, immaculately clean, free parking. You really must have their meals, you can add them on at check in if that type of room cannot be reserved ahead of time. Service was top notch and very helpful. We even saw snow monkey out the window of our room. Highly recommended, our favorite accommodation in Japan.
2. Nogawaya Ryokan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Founded in 1912, along with Iwami Ginzan and Oki Tomari Port, simultaneously registered as a World Heritage Site. A quiet location in a hot spring area, boasting a taste of carefully selected ingredients in the ground catch, and a total of 10 rooms with three hot water boasting 100% own-source 100% fresh water bath, stone bath and free private bath.
Charming. Very, very good.
Reviewed By EmWu0000We were surprised by how great this place was. Great service - the staff speaks a little English and was very helpful. They even gave us a lift back to the train station on our way out. Great food - we've stayed at over a dozen ryokans and this place hands down had the best food. Great location - just several steps away from the famous onsens in town. Great facilities - they have a private indoor onsen you can book for 30 minutes at a time. A very romantic place. Definitely recommend.
3. Shiki no Yado Sahimeno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Shiki no Yado Sahimeno is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Oda, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at Shiki no Yado Sahimeno provide a refrigerator and air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Shiki no Yado Sahimeno. Jozen-ji Temple (2.6 mi), located nearby, makes Shiki no Yado Sahimeno a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Oda landmark. Oda has plenty of Asian restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Soba Kobo Konoka, Sara, and Senryoan Handmade Soba, which are serving up some great dishes. Enjoy your stay in Oda!
Super fun - super Japanese - super food!
Reviewed By OutdoorsAdventurerClassic Japanese-oriented mountain ryokan. We were the only foreigners, so it was a fun immersion (literally as well as figuratively). Waaaaay more fun that ryokan aimed at foreigners. They do have a laminated English sheet which explains where things are, opening hours and such. If you haven’t been to an onsen before, familiarize yourself with the routine online first. The baths are single gender, both indoor and outdoor. I suspect it may not be a natural spring, but it is nice. Not fancy. The food was great - 5 little appetizers, generous portion of 4 kinds of sashimi, a fun hotpot or fish and veggies, tempura, a DIY grill of beef and veggies, lots of pickles, rice, soup, mochi. The most varied ryokan meal we had in Japan.
4. Ryokan Masuya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Ryokan Masuya is a three-story wooden inn 100-year-old Japanese-style establishment founded in 1910. One hand-made, all-natural, natural banquet with natural seafood is served in the room. Onsen Tsu Onsen is an old fashioned hot spring area located in the world heritage site Iwami Ginzan. I have a view of Japan with an old town and someday with Iwami Kagura Please enjoy yourself.
Excellent onsen experience
Reviewed By DGNicholsBeautiful well appointed onsen. Traditional accommodation in Meiji era lodgings. Excellent bath - hot! - and stylish rooms, decorated with period furnishings. Evening meal in room was a delight, as was the breakfast served in meal hall. Parking offsite, rooms located upstairs (no lift), so not ideal if you have a lot of luggage.
5. Yuzuriha, World Heritage Iwami Silver MIne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
"Yuzuriha" is an inn in Iwami Ginzan in Otomachi Ota City. We have 5 rooms for Western-style rooms , 1 room for Japanese and Western-style rooms and 1 room in the annex. World Heritage Please spend a relaxing moment in the town of Iwami Ginzan.
Quaint and traditonal
Reviewed By jessicapuiQuaint little 'hotel' with only a few rooms in the middle of iwami ginzan. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The decor is tradtional style but very well maintained Room: there were 3 of us and since theee weren't many visitors, they connect 2 rooms and let us have to the whole floor. The bathroom is outside the room, and there is a small kitchen with fridge and kettle and stoves. There are many electric outlets, esp important for ppl nowadays with many gadget to bring on trip ( phone, wifi, cameraS) Food: very home style cooking which I really liked and chef was very patient explaining to us each dish ( even though we only understood half of it) Knowing that we were from abroad, the staff there gave us a DVD which has a introduction of the area ( there is a DVD machine in the room) At night, it is soo quiet in the area and dark that u can see stars in the night skies
6. Tabinoyado Kiunso
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
If you’re looking for a charming onsen ryokan in Oda, look no further than Tabinoyado Kiunso. Close to Gokuraku-ji Temple (0.2 mi), a popular Oda landmark, Tabinoyado Kiunso is a great destination for tourists. The onsen ryokan features room service, and you can stay connected during your stay as Tabinoyado Kiunso offers guests free wifi. Plus, Tabinoyado Kiunso offers a hot tub and breakfast, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. Guests of Tabinoyado Kiunso can find some great restaurants a short walk from the onsen ryokan, including Roan (0.1 mi), Meguruya (0.3 mi), and Shin-Yu Cafe Kuranojo (0.0 mi). Oda is also known for some great historic sites, including Shimizudani Smelter Ruins, Village Headman Residence, and Riyokan Arata, which are not too far from Tabinoyado Kiunso. The staff at Tabinoyado Kiunso looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Excellent all around
Reviewed By rosehayesSuch a lovely place to stay, immaculately clean, free parking. You really must have their meals, you can add them on at check in if that type of room cannot be reserved ahead of time. Service was top notch and very helpful. We even saw snow monkey out the window of our room. Highly recommended, our favorite accommodation in Japan.
7. Senkobo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
素晴らしいお料理がいただけます
Reviewed By momochocosakura２組で満室になる程の小さなお宿です。運良く予約が取れたら、素晴らしいお料理が待ち受けてくれます！ フレンチでも修行された経験をお持ちのご主人の繊細な割烹料理は絶品。 朝食は食べきれなくて、ちょっと悲しくなっちゃったけど、本当に美味しかったです〜 しかも、お風呂は温泉が掛け流しの贅沢さ。また行きたいです！
8. Yuzako Onsen Ryokan
Overall Ratings
2 based on 11 reviews
猫の毛がいっぱい。
Reviewed By Sightseer07029691820動物がとてもお好きみたいで、同じような方には良いのでしょう。 温泉と言う場所柄、玄関先にすでに猫の毛。白い猫が玄関でゲージに入ってました。 靴を脱ぐのもためらう。。。せっかく温泉に入ったのに、毛が付くのはいかがなものか。
