Top B&B in Ibaraki Prefecture in 2026

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Japanese Style Room with Garden View 102 | View from room

Mokkoan

Kita

Ella

SAR 450 total

1 Aug - 2 Aug

Kanaloa Funabashi

Funabashi

Cam

SAR 250 total

5 Jul - 6 Jul

Takenosou

Nasukarasuyama

HISAO

SAR 136 total

13 Jul - 14 Jul

ELM On The Beach

Kitaibaraki

Bryant

SAR 382 total

5 Jul - 6 Jul

2 bedrooms, iron/ironing board, WiFi, bed sheets

US31 Yamanote Line a famous Japanese designer apartmentdirectly to Ueno2 minutes

Arakawa

Chris L.

SAR 772 total

6 Jul - 7 Jul

YUUNTEI -a hiding place in Asakusa-

Asakusa

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Top Ibaraki Prefecture Hotel Reviews

Narita Tobu Hotel Airport

8/10 Good

"I regularly stay here"

APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Ekimae Tower

8/10 Good

"Overall we found our stay here fine, but compared to other hotels and accommodations on our trip, this one felt a bit less optimal. Things we loved: proximity to train stations and the quietness of the surrounding area— while still having a good selection of food and shopping nearby. The room was also clean and had the essentials we needed. Things that could’ve used improvement: our room felt very damp/humid the entire time. Our towels never fully dried and our clothes had that slight dampness as well. We also never really ran into any staff. One of the floors was meant to have a small cafe/sitting area for breakfast… and meant to open around 8 or 9am but we never were able to catch it while it was open. The check in process also didn’t involve a person, except one clerk who assisted us through the automated digital process. It was fine in the end but just missed that human component. Additionally, we did experience the weird wait times for the elevator. This wasn’t a huge deal but just seemed really strange to have to wait on elevators regularly despite what seemed like a large amount of them. In the end, we had what we needed but we would possibly look into other options next time."