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Holiday rentals in Mito

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 80 holiday rentals in Mito

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Mito holiday rentals start at £15 per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 2,920 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    30 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    20 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    80 of Mito holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Mito rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Mito stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Mito’s top spots include Oarai Station, Kairakuen Station and Akatsuka Station

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Superhost
Home in Mito
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

Traditional Japanese single-storey house, entire property, self check-in available

An old Japanese house built 70 years ago. A place that has been carefully maintained and connected. There may be some inconveniences, but Please enjoy quiet self-reflection and the time you spend here with your colleagues, family, and friends Please enjoy the time spent in conversation. It is a special space where you can work, read, paint, listen to music, meditate, practise yoga, and more. It is also close to Lake Chiwa and Kaien, where you can enjoy walks and seasonal scenery.  * Base price (up to 3 guests) * For 4 guests, +5,000 yen   ⚫︎ 30-minute walk from Mito Station ⚫︎ 10 minutes by bus (Chiharu Kamihongo) from Mito Station. 1-minute walk from the bus stop. ⚫︎ Free parking spaces for 3 cars ⚫︎ There is a bicycle rental service called "Mito Chari". There are also pick-up and drop-off stations near Mito Station and the accommodation. Please make use of it. [Tourist information] 20-minute walk to Lake Senba, the symbol of Mito 7 minutes by car to Kaien (one of Japan's three most famous gardens) 17-minute walk to the Prefectural Art Museum 15-minute walk to Sakagawa Ryokuchi Park (one of the 30 best scenic spots in Mito) 35 minutes by car to Naka Minato Seafood Market 33 minutes by car to Oarai Coast 40 minutes by car to Hitachi Seaside Park [Information about the area around the accommodation] 4-minute walk to the Chiba Chuo 7-Eleven 7-minute walk to the Welcia Mito Ochanodori store 7 minutes by car to Super Sento Yamanoyu

Superhost
A balcony extends along the exterior of the building, offering a view of the landscaped garden below. The greenery features neatly trimmed bushes and trees, with the lake visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
Home in Mito
4.76 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

HOTORI, a lakeside rental villa | A whole villa for rent where you can enjoy BBQ and stunning views | Maximum 13 people

HOTORI, a private rental villa located on the banks of Otsuka Pond. This building was originally designed by an architect as his own home. It is located in the place where you can enjoy the most beautiful view of Lake Otsuka, and all living spaces are on the second floor. From the large windows in the living room, you can enjoy the lakeside scenery in each of the four seasons. There is a well-maintained Japanese garden on the premises where you can spend a relaxing time. In summer, many guests enjoy barbecues in the garden, and it is popular for family and group trips. (BBQ equipment can be rented for a fee.) There is also direct access from the property to the promenade around Lake Otsuka. Morning walks and runs are exceptional, and you may even encounter swans and wild birds. You can also walk to the hot spring baths on the opposite side of the pond. HOTORI is an accommodation for spending a relaxing time with loved ones, such as on a three-generation family trip, a gathering of relatives for a wedding or memorial service, a reunion with friends, or a group trip. It has excellent access not only to Mito City but also to the Oarai and Hitachinaka areas, making it a convenient base for watching sports and attending events. Admire the scenery, relax in the garden, chat, and take a walk. Enjoy a special time in a lakeside house that you cannot experience in a hotel.

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A two-story house stands near a tranquil pond, surrounded by lush greenery. The property features a balcony overlooking the water and is framed by trees and shrubs. A walking path borders the pond, inviting leisurely strolls.
Cottage in Mito
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Mito 120㎡ Super Spacious 3LLDK Whole Building Rental [1 Group Only] Family and Friends along Otsukaike Park

This is a house on the shore of Lake Otsuka Park in Shin-Mizuto Hakkei. It started in July 2021. You can have a relaxing chat with friends and family, or shut out the busy everyday life and spend time looking at the pond. Self check-in and check-out. We're renovating, but The building is old and located in nature, so please refrain from booking if you are nervous. We have two single and semi-double beds from Simmons, which were used in the 1970s chandeliers and luxury hotels. The Japanese-style room can accommodate up to 3 people. Otsukaike Park has a 2.6 km path that is perfect for walking pets and running, and the Sakura Square, wooden bridges, playground equipment, fishing, and picnics make it a great place for people to relax. It is one of the leading swan migratory spots in the Kanto region, and in winter, many swans rest their wings, and it is a very beautiful pond surrounded by magnificent trees such as Japanese red pines. There is a supermarket, "Gokuraku-yu", nearby. We have electric stoves and kerosene stoves available. (Wood stoves are available for a fee only for those with experience) Please only book if you agree to the contents of this page

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A traditional Japanese farmhouse is showcased, featuring a distinct tiled roof and large windows. Surrounding greenery includes lush trees and garden beds. A gravel area leads to the entrance, enhancing the rustic charm of the property, which is situated in a peaceful landscape.
Hut in Hokota
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Enjoy a Showa-era experience in a spacious old private house! Sauna, BBQ, and dog run too!

Showa Experience Inn Rin Would you like to experience ancient Japanese life using firewood and charcoal in an old house built about 100 years ago!? We have seasonings, dishes, cooking utensils, firewood, charcoal, etc., so all you need to bring are the ingredients! This accommodation is a place where you can enjoy camping indoors. Dogs are also welcome! There is also a large stove in the yard, so you can have an outdoor BBQ. Hokota City has the largest vegetable production in Japan, faces the sea, has abundant marine resources, and has a thriving livestock industry, including brand pork. Enjoy fresh ingredients around the Irori fireplace! Features Built about 100 years ago, the former thatched roof has a stunningly thick beam Dining around a large Irori table Kamado and Hagama rice cooking Goemon bath heated with firewood Relaxing time with a full-scale wood stove (with floor heating function) Electric sauna: You can take an authentic outdoor bath or water bath Dog run to play with your dog, large cage in the room Enjoy an experience like a trip back to the Showa era!

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The interior features warm wooden walls and beams, creating a rustic ambiance. A spacious dining table is complemented by two chairs, while a staircase leads to a lofted sleeping area visible through a wooden railing. Large windows provide natural light and views of the outdoors.
Cottage in Hokota
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 201 reviews

Starry Sky, Bonfire and Waves Cottage "Umineko Training Camp" Barrel Sauna & BBQ & Water Bath & Ocean View Bed

I renovated an ocean view cottage as a quaint inn * The bonfire is closed from July to October You can enjoy playing in the water, fishing, etc. in the sea just a short walk away, and you can enjoy BBQs and barrel sauna on the private premises. You can also enjoy the well-pumped water bath in the drum bath. There is also space for a bonfire (until June) If the weather is good, you can enjoy a magical space with a starry sky and a bonfire Natural hot spring facilities are also close by, so please stop by at night or when you come back (business hours need to be confirmed) Spend time with family and friends as if you were coming to a play retreat Maximum 8 Adults Please let us know the age of the member at the time of booking Free parking for up to 4 cars on site Self check-in from 15: 00 Self-check out ~ 10:00 Cooking utensils and face towels are provided in the room Please bring ☆bath towels and toiletries with you ☆BBQ facilities and barrel sauna are available for a fee (reservation required)  See below for more details ☆Bonfire Free Campaign It's until June.

Superhost
A covered outdoor seating area is illuminated by soft string lights, providing a cozy ambiance. Surrounding greenery enhances the tranquil setting, while a large wooden table invites gatherings. The structure offers shelter, making it suitable for various weather conditions.
Home in Hitachinaka
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Entire house for rent that can accommodate large groups for BBQ

It's about an hour and a half from the city centre.You can reach it in 10 minutes from the Hitachinaika Interchange. It is ideal for a small trip for 2–3 families, or for larger groups such as clubs or school activity camps.There are various activities to enjoy in the surrounding area, such as the Ajigagaura Coast, Hitachi Seaside Park, and a golf course.The car park is also spacious, so you can come with multiple cars with peace of mind.    The BBQ in the courtyard is very popular. We provide a large BBQ grill and a full set of cooking utensils for groups. It has a roof and mosquito netting, so you can enjoy it even on a rainy day. You can enjoy the fireworks or relax on the veranda. Ajigaura Beach >>> 7 km Hitachi Seaside Park >>> 6 km The kochias, which can be seen in mid-October, are bright red, allowing you to enjoy autumn. Fuchigusa is a private company established 30 years ago.With a luxurious Heike-style construction unique to the countryside, and without the surrounding density of private houses, you can relax and unwind.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of the studio features a charming entrance with a wooden door framed by tropical plants, including a palm tree. A rooftop terrace is visible above, and the structure is positioned along a quiet road surrounded by greenery.
Home in Hokota
5 out of 5 average rating, 63 reviews

[Suitable for couples, married couples and small families] On a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean | Private rental with training and aerial yoga facilities

"J studio Oarai" is a private studio with a view of the Pacific Ocean, located along the coast in the northern part of Hokota City, Ibaraki Prefecture, next to Oarai Town. From the large windows in the living room and the rooftop terrace, you can see the horizon of the Pacific Ocean. On sunny days, the morning and evening sun reflects on the sea surface, creating a beautiful view as if a road is leading from the inn to the sea. Our family loves exercise and travel, and we created this place to offer a stay that combines travel and retreat. The living space is deliberately designed to be compact, to provide a space where you can move your body comfortably, such as aerial yoga, Pilates, dance, stretching, hoop, and light strength training. To compensate, we have given the retreat space room to prepare the mind and body. We hope you will enjoy a little break from your daily routine and refresh your mind and body in our private studio surrounded by the sea.

Guest favourite
Home in Hokota
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Oceanfront in Hozenda Beach, Otake Coast, with a special view of the sunrise and sunset

A newly built bungalow located 3 seconds on foot from Otake Beach in Hokota City, Ibaraki Prefecture Ocean front The horizon from the living room with high ceilings and the spacious island kitchen BBQ on the wooden deck connected to the living room while surrounded by nature Enjoy the sea and a blanket of stars. ★space 1 bedroom (2 double and semi-double bunk beds, 2 folding semi-double beds/island kitchen/ocean bathroom/washroom/toilet/wooden deck (with outdoor shower) ★Amenities Bath towels/towels/toothbrushes/body wash/shampoo/rinse/brush/cotton swabs/hair dryer/detergent/softener Free parking for up to 3 cars on★ premises ★Maximum 6 people No use by non-staying guests. ★BBQ use Weber (electric BBQ stove) is installed, so only the installed stove can be used. In addition, there are 2 desks, 6 chairs, and 2 infinity beds. No portable stoves or open flames allowed. Please do not use them at all as they will disturb the neighbors.

Guest favourite
Home in Ishioka
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Modern Japanese house with special lighting/3300 m² mixed wood garden/BBQ tool rental available for a fee/Simmons beds/

It is a calm Japanese modern building with plenty of indirect lighting. There are also thoughtful lighting in the wooded garden of about 3,300 m ², and you can enjoy it in all seasons. Please use it as a base for various activities such as nearby Guitar Culture Museum concerts, bus fishing in Kasumigaura, golf, sky sports, dotted sightseeing orchards, climbing Mt. Tsukuba, and trail running. *As this is an area where agriculture and livestock are thriving, there may be a smell of compost around the Villa Kasumi.If you close the window, you will hardly feel it, but we appreciate your understanding. We will provide a separate rental of BBQ tools for 5,500 yen. Message us if you'd like to use it.  Set details Iron plate, mesh, 3 kilos of charcoal, 2 charcoal tongs, igniter, table, chairs, 2 cooking tongs, charcoal pot, porch tent

Guest favourite
Home in Hitachinaka
5 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

10-minute walk to Naka Minato Market!  Private house

I renovated a 60-year-old detached house all by myself. We hope you enjoy a relaxing time and conversation with your favourite family and friends in a warm, handmade, retro space. As it is very close to Naka Minato Market, please enjoy the seafood of Ibaraki. (Information about the area around the accommodation) ・ There is an inn behind the power spot, Kashihara Shrine.You can see the sea from the shrine on the hill. ・ 10-minute walk to Naka Minato Market ・ 15 minutes by car to Hitachinaka Seaside Park ・ 15-minute drive to Costco ・ 15 minutes by car to Oarai Aquarium ・ 15 minutes by car to Oarai Isozaki Shrine, a power spot

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Home in Oarai
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 15 reviews

Entire rental with sauna overlooking the horizon | Premium seat on the ocean

White private villa on a hill overlooking the horizon COCO VILLA Oarai, a rental villa limited to one group per day, where you can relax with your loved ones while being enveloped by the sea breeze. On the rooftop, there is a Jacuzzi overlooking the Pacific Ocean and a glass sauna. In this space, you can enjoy a time when your mind and body melt away with the sound of the waves. Wake up to the morning sun, enjoy a meal while talking, and relax under the stars. Because it is a place away from everyday life, you can spend time without hesitation. The sea and sky quietly watch over such a "journey with space".

Top guest favourite
A minimalist room features a tatami mat area with sliding doors opening to a view of the ocean through large windows. The light-colored wooden flooring complements the neutral walls, and an air conditioning unit is discreetly installed.
Hut in Hitachinaka
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 56 reviews

Oceanview Private kominka|14min to Seaside Park

YOSO is a private Kominka house on a hill, just a 5-minute walk from Hiraiso Beach. Most rooms offer views of the Pacific Ocean. Renovated in 2025, this 165㎡ house features a warm Japanese-modern interior and is ideal for families and groups. Relax and enjoy the sea and sky in a peaceful, spacious setting. YOSO is designed for a quiet stay overlooking the Ocean, and is not suitable for late-night parties or gatherings. As the house is near the ocean, sea smells and insects may be present.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Mito?

    Accommodations around the city center, near main transport hubs, and close to Kairakuen Garden are popular for convenience and access to local attractions. Residential neighborhoods have a range of apartments and homes for a local stay.

  • What are the best things to do in Mito with kids?

    Children often enjoy Senba Lake’s playgrounds, interactive exhibits at the local science museum, and hands-on workshops during cultural events. Public gardens and green spaces create room for outdoor play and seasonal strolls.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Mito?

    Explore the scenery of Kairakuen Garden, visit museums around the city center, and experience historic sites reflecting local heritage. Food markets and art spaces are frequently suggested for a deeper look at Mito’s creative side.

  • How is the weather in Mito?

    Mito has cool winters around 29–49°F (-2–9°C) and humid summers near 70–86°F (21–30°C), with rainfall more frequent in late spring and early autumn. Packing layers and a raincoat is often suggested, especially if visiting during the wetter months.

  • When is the best time to visit Mito?

    Late winter through early spring is often recommended, when plum blossoms add color to city parks. Early autumn also brings milder temperatures and cultural events across public spaces.

  • What are the best places to visit in Mito?

    Kairakuen Garden, a renowned landscaped park, is often recommended, along with the Tokugawa Museum and Art Tower Mito. Mito Castle Ruins and plum tree groves are also popular for those interested in history and seasonal beauty.

  • What are some hiking trails in Mito?

    Trails in Kairakuen Garden, Senba Park, and the forested area around the local shrine are frequently suggested for gentle walks. Those seeking a longer stroll can explore nearby hills with scenic views and seasonal wildflowers.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Mito?

    Families can explore Senba Lake, take part in interactive exhibits at museums, or enjoy hands-on workshops in art spaces. Seasonal festivals and local parks create opportunities for outdoor play and discovery.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Mito?

    Explore coastal parks, regional art museums, or traditional hot spring towns in the surrounding Ibaraki area. Nature reserves and historic shrines nearby are also frequently suggested for day trips.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Mito?

    Pet-friendly accommodations can be found near public parks and in residential areas of Mito. Some stays allow pets and have access to nearby green spaces for walks and outdoor activities.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Mito?

    Try local natto with different toppings at small eateries, and visit markets early for fresh regional produce. Checking park schedules can help you catch garden events or cultural exhibitions that add to your experience.

  • What is Mito known for?

    Mito is known for Kairakuen Garden’s plum blossoms, natto fermented soybeans, and historical sites linked to the Tokugawa clan. The city serves as a cultural gateway to Ibaraki Prefecture, blending nature, food, and heritage.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Mito?

    Mito has peaceful tea houses, smaller shrines nestled in local neighborhoods, and contemporary art spaces with rotating exhibits. Wandering side streets around the city often reveals locally rooted shops and understated gardens that highlight Mito’s quieter atmosphere.

  • What are the best foods to try in Mito?

    Mito is known for natto, a traditional fermented soybean dish, as well as locally inspired soba noodles. Seasonal sweets and fresh produce from market stalls reflect the area’s agricultural roots.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Mito?

    Pack comfortable shoes for exploring parks and temples, a light rain jacket for spring and early summer, and layers for cooler months. Bringing a reusable water bottle and seasonal sun protection is also often recommended.

  • What is the nightlife in Mito like?

    Mito has cozy izakaya, relaxed music lounges, and contemporary bars around the city center. Karaoke spots and casual dining venues often draw local crowds in the evening.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Mito?

    The Mito Plum Festival in late winter through early spring draws visitors to admire blooming plum trees in Kairakuen Garden. Summer matsuri and regional fireworks displays also bring lively celebrations and local cuisine.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Mito?

    Mito has family-friendly stays, including homes and apartments in quiet neighborhoods and near large parks. Many rentals have spaces suited for relaxation, easy meal preparation, and proximity to playgrounds or cultural sites.

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