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Our top choices for Japan’s Largest Bell hotels

A compact hotel structure with a red sign indicating 'HOTEL The Yard'. It features a small entrance with a glass door, a visible room number, and a metal roof.
A laundry room with two front-loading washing machines, a dryer, and a small cabinet.
A parking lot with marked lanes and a row of portable restrooms.

1. HOTEL R9 The Yard Izumi

HOTEL R9 The Yard Izumi
0.4 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
Singapore
Anonymous traveler
NT$1,603
NT$1,763 total
Sep 6 - Sep 7
HOTEL R9 The Yard Izumi
A buffet with various food options.
A modern living room with a sofa, ottoman, and a TV. There is a bookshelf with various items and a window with curtains.
A multi-story hotel with a red awning, a visible parking sign, and a clear sky.
A hotel room with a bed, a sofa, a window with curtains, and wall-mounted lights.

2. KOKO STAY Izumi

KOKO STAY Izumi
1.5 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
United States
Kwok Seng
NT$1,353
NT$1,489 total
Sep 5 - Sep 6
KOKO STAY Izumi
A glass-enclosed corridor with a stone wall on either side, leading to a view of a cityscape.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low table, chairs, a television, and sliding doors leading to an outdoor area.
A restaurant with wicker chairs, tables, stone walls, and large windows with curtains.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, chairs, a television, and sliding doors.

3. Hotel King

Hotel King
1.4 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
Japan
Shigenobu
NT$1,836
NT$2,019 total
Sep 6 - Sep 7
Hotel King

4. Royal Inn Toko

Royal Inn Toko
1.2 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
Japan
Asuka
NT$1,916
NT$2,107 total
Oct 2 - Oct 3
Royal Inn Toko
A natural pool surrounded by rocks and lush greenery.
A wooden sign with Japanese characters, a wooden fence, and trees in the background.
A traditional Japanese interior with a sliding door, wooden flooring, a television, and a hanging light fixture.

5. Shikinomori Shibian

Shikinomori Shibian
14.9 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
Japan
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NT$12,133
NT$13,346 total
Sep 15 - Sep 16
Shikinomori Shibian
A hot tub with a view of the sea and mountains.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, two red chairs, and a sliding shoji screen.
A room with a large window offering a view of the sea and distant mountains.
A conference room with large windows overlooking a coastal view.

6. Yunoko Umi to Yuyake

Yunoko Umi to Yuyake
18 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
Japan
KATSUHIRO
NT$8,276
NT$9,104 total
Sep 5 - Sep 6
Yunoko Umi to Yuyake
A modern hotel lobby with a reception desk, a coffee station, and a seating area.
A hotel room with a bed, a desk with a chair, a kettle, and a view of a cityscape through a window.
A person holding a brown pillow in front of a wall with shelves of pillows in various colors.
A buffet area with a variety of food items, a salad bowl, and a beverage dispenser.

7. Super Hotel Minamata

Super Hotel Minamata
14.8 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
Japan
Yumiko
NT$2,262
NT$2,488 total
Oct 1 - Oct 2
Super Hotel Minamata
A modern kitchen with a wooden island, bar stools, and a laptop.
A room with tatami flooring, a wooden ceiling, and a wardrobe.
A modern dining area with wooden furniture and a long counter.

8. Oyado Midokoi

Oyado Midokoi
15.3 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
Canada
Jeffery
NT$1,570
NT$1,727 total
Sep 5 - Sep 6
Oyado Midokoi
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, and a window with a view of greenery.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low wooden bed, a large window, and a sliding door.
A traditional Japanese building with a wooden gate, a signboard, and a pathway leading to the entrance.
A kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stove, and various cooking utensils.

9. Hot Spring Guesthouse Tojiya

Hot Spring Guesthouse Tojiya
11.7 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
NT$1,880
NT$2,082 total
Sep 10 - Sep 11
Hot Spring Guesthouse Tojiya
A natural hot spring surrounded by rocks and greenery.
A wooden structure with a covered porch, a chair, a table, and a large blue sign with a white symbol.
A garden with a pond, rocks, and various plants.
A traditional Japanese-style building with a wooden exterior, a sliding door, and a garden area with plants and a large rock.

10. Shibi Onsen Hatago Shibiso

Shibi Onsen Hatago Shibiso
14.9 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
NT$2,801
NT$3,142 total
Sep 11 - Sep 12
Shibi Onsen Hatago Shibiso
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low bed with white and gray bedding, a wooden coffee table with flowers, and a dark-toned sofa.
A hallway with a potted plant, a framed picture, and a dark wooden gate.
A covered outdoor area with a potted plant, a brick wall, and a pergola structure.
A traditional building with a tiled roof, a signboard, and a covered entrance with benches.

11. Yunotsuru Geihinkan Tsurunoya

Yunotsuru Geihinkan Tsurunoya
11.7 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
NT$6,822
NT$7,677 total
Sep 15 - Sep 16
Yunotsuru Geihinkan Tsurunoya
A building with a sign reading 'Family spa' and another sign with Japanese characters.
A modern lobby with a central seating area, a staircase leading to upper floors, and a large window offering a view.
A hotel room with two beds, a large window, and a view of the city.
A restaurant with wooden tables and chairs, a view through large windows, and a modern interior design.

12. Miyanojo Onsen Ryokan Tamanoyu

Miyanojo Onsen Ryokan Tamanoyu
19.3 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
NT$4,173
NT$4,622 total
Sep 13 - Sep 14
Miyanojo Onsen Ryokan Tamanoyu
A clear outdoor hot spring area with wooden structures and large rocks.
A room with a blue leather sofa, a wooden table, and a traditional Japanese shoji screen with a woven mat.
A hotel with a covered entrance, outdoor seating area, and a sign with Japanese characters.

13. Shibi Yu-no-yado Kusunoki

Shibi Yu-no-yado Kusunoki
14.7 km from Japan’s Largest Bell
NT$6,392
NT$7,119 total
Sep 13 - Sep 14
Shibi Yu-no-yado Kusunoki
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Top Japan’s Largest Bell Hotel Reviews

KOKO STAY Izumi

KOKO STAY Izumi

8/10 Good
"Room was steaming hot (as most rooms, trains, restaurants, everywheres are in Japan) and would not cool so we had to open the window which meant listening to the trains and the accompanying announcements all night. Nice little underground parking lot amd easy access to the town on foot - or train station if you travel that way. "
Gareth 1-night trip
Posted 7 months ago
KOKO STAY Izumi
Toyoko Inn Satsuma Sendai Station Higashi

Toyoko Inn Satsuma Sendai Station Higashi

10/10 Excellent
"I couldn't find much to do near the hotel as far as sightseeing but the hotel itself was wonderful to stay in."
Judy 1-night trip
Posted 11 months ago
Toyoko Inn Satsuma Sendai Station Higashi

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10.0/10 (1 review)
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Izumi Historical Museum

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Tsurunoyu Onsen

You can take time to visit Tsurunoyu Onsen during your travels to Izumi. Take in the museums while you're in the area.
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Izumi Crane Observation Centre

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Hakozakihachiman Shrine

10.0/10 (1 review)
After visiting Hakozakihachiman Shrine, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Izumi. Amble around the area's beaches or experience its museums.
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Frequently asked questions

What's the area like around Japan's Largest Bell?
Japan's Largest Bell is located in Izumi. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, check out the 7 hotels and other accommodations you'll find within a mile.
What's the best place to stay close to Japan's Largest Bell?
Adjacent to Japan's Largest Bell, HOTEL R9 The Yard Izumi is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this hotel offers free parking and free WiFi. Other good options close by include KOKO STAY Izumi and Hotel King.
How many hotels should I expect to find close to Japan's Largest Bell?
Expedia has 7 hotels and other accommodations within a mile from Japan's Largest Bell.
If I need to cancel the hotel reservation for my stay near Japan's Largest Bell, will I receive a refund?
Yes, you'll find most hotel reservations are fully refundable if you cancel before the accommodation's cancellation deadline, which often is within 24-48 hours of check in. If your reservation is non-refundable, it might still be possible to cancel it and receive a refund within a 24-hour period of your booking. Add your dates and click on "Search", then filter by "fully refundable" to get the top deals on offer near Japan's Largest Bell.
Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip in the area near Japan's Largest Bell?
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