Taiheiso — Hotel in Ine

I recently had the pleasure of staying at an inn in the picturesque fishing village of Ine, also known as the Venice of Japan, and I must say, it was an absolutely unforgettable experience. From the moment we arrived, we were struck by the beauty and tranquility of the surroundings. The peaceful waters of the bay, dotted with traditional wooden fishing boats known as funaya, provided a stunning backdrop to our stay.

Our room at the inn was simply breathtaking. The traditional Japanese-style decor, complete with tatami mats and shoji screens, created a serene and calming atmosphere. The room was spotlessly clean and well-appointed, with all the amenities we could need for a comfortable stay. We particularly loved the beautiful teacup bathtub by the waterside in the room, which was a unique and memorable feature.

But what really made our stay truly special was the hospitality of our host. She went out of her way to ensure that we were comfortable and had everything we needed. Perhaps the most impressive gesture was when we realized we had left a sentimental item behind in our room after we had checked out. We contacted the host and she immediately took action, carefully packaging the item and mailing it to us at our next destination. We were so grateful for her kindness and attention to detail.

All in all, our stay at the inn in Ine was an absolute delight. The beautiful surroundings, luxurious accommodations, and warm hospitality of our host made for an unforgettable experience. I would highly recommend this inn to anyone looking for a peaceful and rejuvenating getaway in a truly special part of Japan. Five...

There are about 230 traditional boat houses in Ine "伊根", the north part of Kyoto. I stayed at Taiheiso , which was a two stories boat house which had been renovated as a guest house.||Only two groups can book it in a day. I stayed on the second floor, which was very spacious. A pristine sea was just in front of the house so it looked like floating on the water. You can escape from hustle and bustle of the...

Had the best time in Ine staying at this place. The view from the window outlooking the funaya houses was beautiful. The host was nice and attentive. I suggest you reserve dinner here or at other restaurants nearby because it’s hard to find a place that...