Nohanatei Komurasaki with a traditional street-facing entrance beneath wooded mountains.
Nohanatei Komurasaki with a warm tatami guest room facing a private garden.
Nohanatei Komurasaki with a colorful kaiseki dinner arranged across lacquered trays.
Nohanatei Komurasaki
1-5-30 Nishihongo, Shimoda City, Shizuoka Prefecture
¥¥¥¥ · Traditional Ryokan
Noh no Hanatei Komurasaki is a five-room property in Shimoda. Verified tatami rooms with in-room open-air baths and garden views give the stay a compact format, so the precise room, garden outlook and bedding arrangement matter more than a long facilities list.
Natural, free-flowing indoor, open-air and in-room onsen are supported, and private bathing can be selected or reserved. The frozen supplier snapshot describes simple hot-spring water. Kaiseki and seasonal cuisine are verified; exact menus and dietary accommodations remain plan-specific.
Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. and checkout is at 10:00 a.m. Cached access guidance places the property about three minutes on foot from Izukyu Shimoda Station, making rail arrival straightforward without implying that transportation assistance is available.
Compare the exact tatami room, private open-air bath, meals and cancellation terms before payment. The frozen supplier snapshot lists children as permitted, though pricing, bedding and meals vary by plan. Confirm accessibility, food needs and the selected room’s bath operation directly for the travel dates.