Sanriku Hana Hotel Hamagiku

Sanriku Flower Hotel Hamagiku

Hotel • Japan, 〒028-1101 岩手県上閉伊郡大槌町浪板海岸第１４地割

4(479 reviews)

Kid-friendly

A Gem of Sanriku, a Stunning Hotel on the Namihata Coast

Sanriku Hana Hotel Hamagiku is a tranquil hideaway embraced by the abundant nature of Sanriku. Having recovered from the Great East Japan Earthquake, this hotel harmonizes with nature and stands as a scenic spot along the coastline.

Listening to the Sound of the Waves

From the guest rooms, you can overlook the vast Pacific Ocean. The moment when the morning sun shines on the sea surface, or the horizon tinted by the evening sunset, is a magnificent sight. Spending leisure time while listening to the sound of the waves will provide an ultimate relief from the daily routine.

Abundant Flavors of Sanriku

The cuisine made from fresh seafood offers exceptional flavors. The menu, a fusion of Japanese and Western cuisine featuring local ingredients, is a luxurious array that can be enjoyed by both the eyes and the palate. Please savor the seasonal delicacies prepared by the skilled chefs who have won numerous awards.

Plenty of Activities

Activities to enjoy the nature of Sanriku, such as fishing and sightseeing, are also available. From leisurely moments by the coast to active outdoor activities, the hotel proposes a stay style that will satisfy everyone.

The miracle hotel of Sanriku that has risen from the earthquake. Unforgettable memories are sure to be created. Please do experience the ultimate serenity.

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Reviews

5(4 years ago)

Pedro Slinger

Incredible place. Very interesting story behind this city.

4(a week ago)

makakun3429

It is convenient for train travel as it is less than 10 minutes walk from Naniita Kaigan Station on the Sanriku Railway. The room had a great view of the Pacific Ocean. Dinner was also very delicious, but I was concerned about the conversation between the people next door, who were separated by a thin partition. I felt that the open-air bath could have been a little bigger. It seems like we were the last customers at breakfast in a large venue, but the staff didn't stock up on food until the last order, so we were able to enjoy our meal at a leisurely pace. At check-in, I was told that I didn't have a reservation, probably because I had canceled my reservation and then made a new reservation, but I was annoyed, but they had a room ready for me right away. The room type was different from the one I had booked, but I didn't mind which one, so I left it as is. The amount charged when I checked out the next day was the same as the amount I had booked, but I was disappointed that they did not mention this at all.

5(a month ago)

梅谷公雄

It is said that this is the hotel where Emperor Heisei and his wife stayed several years ago. It was a coincidence, but I was able to stay in the same room where the couple had dinner. I could see the sunrise from my room (around 4:40am), but because there were a few clouds, I could see the outline of the sun beautifully. I had a relaxing and moving time.

4(3 months ago)

gui

The guest room was an ordinary Japanese-style room, and it was spacious and I was able to spend my time freely while looking out at the ocean view of Naniita Beach. Satisfied with the service. Even a bath at night. It was wonderful to hear the sound of the waves. The food was delicious and made with ingredients from Sanriku. Personally, I was disappointed that the amount was not enough. I would like to stay again.

4(6 months ago)

ハッシー

The ocean view room has nothing but a spectacular view. By the way, it is also possible to fish in the sea right in front of you. However, the break is a little far away, so next time I have a chance, I'll definitely bring a long rod and give it a try. The public bath is normally large, but perhaps it's not a hot spring? Still, the food is great You can enjoy truly delicious seafood using plenty of local Sanriku ingredients. If I have a chance to come to Sanriku, I'm much more likely to stay at this hotel.

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