Oga Hotels with Bars

An absolute gem! The views stunning, and food is exquisite. The rooms are all recently renovated with wood and in a minimalist style. The hotel had a faint fragrance of cedar? Our rooms each had ocean-facing private baths and panoramic sunset views. I feel so recharged and replenished. The setting is remote but actually not that hard to get to given Japan’s excellent transportation system. It’s 3.8 hours from Tokyo to Akita and then a lovely 50 minutes local train ride to Oga. The ryokan will pick you up. (We opted to book a local shuttle bus as we were seven people with luggage and opted to stop at the Namahage museum beforehand to learn about local lore.) The hotel has a really fun aquarium nearby which kids loved—polar bears, penguins are the main attractions but we also enjoyed the jellyfish and deep sea local fish exhibits. Highly, highly recommend staying here. The staff was incredibly helpful and gracious. Teisui is in on my list as a place to revisit.

The outside of the room is exposed to a large window and only a thin curtain, so it is difficult to sleep on the window bed with cold air. The composition of the meal is good, but the dishes should be improved. Friendly staff

Our dinner is rated at 4.5 stars! An inn of the sea and beautiful sceneries. We have a great view of the Oga Peninsula and the Sea of Japan.

The hotel service is very good, the counter has a foreman who can speak Chinese, and the dinner food is delicious. It is recommended to check in in the afternoon so that you can enjoy the most hotel facilities

This is a registered hot spring ryokan with a view of Oga Peninsula. I was able to try the stone pot yaki made with local specialties. When I went to see the hydrangea in Yunshun Temple nearby, I noted the direction and bus time, so I enjoyed it, and then came back. The free shuttle to the ryokan makes it easy to reach from Oga station, and the staff is friendly and spacious.