Tennyo-no-Yakata Hagoromo Hotel

 

 

 

 

This is a small Japanese-style hotel located in scenic Miho no Matsubara. Its atmosphere is permeated by traditional Japanese spirit. Just across the inn's garden stretches Hagoromo Coast, and there is a pine forest nearby, providing guests with great scenery for a stroll.
Hotel Hagoromo offers Japanese-style kaiseki cuisine meal prepared with the bounty of Suruga Bay and seasonal ingredients.
Among its traditional Japanese cuisine meals are original creations by the head chef as he pursues excellent flavors.
Enjoy tasting the delicate flavors of thoughtfully prepared food arranged in dishes in an aesthetically pleasing manner.
Take a moment to relax and let your mind wander as you soak in the spacious bath, which features an impressive high cypress ceiling. Take as much time as you need to feel refreshed.
See how the steam rises up into the ceiling, just like the feathered robe of the celestial maiden in the Hagoromo Legend of Miho no Matsubara.
While this hotel does not have hot spring water, it uses clear, mineral-rich water from Okitsugawa river for its hot baths.
Staff who can speak English, Italian and Bulgarian are on hand at this hotel.
Learn all about the culture of Miho no Matsubara from the proprietress and the hotel staff.
Guests from all over the world are most welcome.
For guests booking plans that include dinner, please check in by 18:00; for plans that include breakfast, please check in by 21:00.

From Tokyo Station: Take the JR Tokaido Shinkansen to Shizuoka Station (80 min).
From Osaka Station: Take the JR Tokaido Shinkansen to Shizuoka Station (135 min).
From Nagoya Station: Take the JR Tokaido Shinkansen to Shizuoka Station (60 min).
From Shizuoka Station (JR Tokaido Shinkansen): Take a JR Tokaido Main Line train to Shimizu Station (about 10 min). Transfer to a Mihoyamanote Line bus bound for Miho and get off at the Miho-no-matsubara-iriguchi bus stop. It is about 10 min on foot from there.
*On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, there is a bus bound for Sekai Isan Miho Matsubara. Get off at the Sekai Isan Miho Matsubara bus stop.
Pickup service available for groups of 10 or more (please make sure to inform the hotel).,*Notice of Smoking Ban in All Guestrooms
Effective 2018/4/1, all guestrooms will be non-smoking. Please ask lodging staff about smoking spaces.
Guests with bookings for the 1-night accommodation with breakfast plan are to check-in at the hotel by 21:00.
Guests with bookings for the 1-night accommodation with breakfast & dinner plan are to check-in at the hotel by 18:00.
Sightseeing Information:
- World Heritage Site Miho no Matsubara
One of Japan's New Three Views renowned for its superb beauty, Miho no Matsubara offers postcard views of Mt. Fuji magnificently framed with rows of pine trees estimated to be hundreds of years old. The place is also well known as the setting of the legend of Hagoromo, where the hotel based its name.
- Kami no Michi
This road stretching 500 meters connects Miho Shrine and Hagoromo no Matsu, where Miho no Matsubara is located. The view of pine groves filled with trees roughly 200 to 300 years old is truly captivating. The hotel is located just past this road.
- Haguruma Shrine
Legend says that this is the place where the fisherman Hakuryo met the tennyo, a celestial maiden.
One of the local customs is writing a wish on a stone to make it come true. It is also said that you may meet someone special.
- Helene's Monument
This monument was established in commemoration of the French ballerina Helene Giuglaris, who was fascinated by the story of the Noh play Hagoromo but passed away before getting a chance to visit Miho no Matsubara, the place she longed to see. A lock of her hair is buried underneath the monument.
- Nihondaira
Located between the cities of Shimizu and Shizuoka, this place was selected as one of Japan's 100 scenic landscapes.
- Toro Ruins
Dating back roughly 1,800 years ago in the Yayoi Period, this site is known all over the country as a place where evidence of the earliest farming was discovered as shown by rice paddies. Here, tools for livelihood, hunting, and farmin

 

Tennyo-no-Yakata Hagoromo Hotel classifies itself as a 3 star hotel.
N.B. Please note that the star ratings are interpreted generously by the hotels in many countries.

 

N.B. Please note that these are considered correct at the time of publishing, but may no longer be available. If any of the facilities are absolutely essential for you please check when booking. Please do not assume that all are included in the room rate.