Hotels With Breakfast in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan

The hotel itself is in a good location. 10 minutes walk from the local station and with a beautiful view of the ocean. It is a charming hotel with an open air hot spring which was the highlight for me. The staff are very friendly and happy to help. They mostly speak enough English to help if you don’t know much Japanese. The breakfast and dinner was included with the price and very tasty ryokan style Kaiseki dinner where a very helpful waitress explained every course I stayed in a Japanese style room and for a westerner it was not the most comfortable stay but that is on me and not the hotel! I would add the room was quite dusty though I am not sure if that is due to the tatami mats. They provide bus schedule information for guests who visit to see the Daimonzaka, Nachi Falls and Seigantoji Altogether a good stay but if you are used to western style beds I recommend you choose those rooms

Best location! They do have laundry service but there is an extra charge. Breakfast is Japanese style that is so awesome! 7 mins walk from Kii Tanabe train station. Plus they help me to keep my luggage during my solo hike in Komono kodo. Staff are helpful & sweet. And u can see the train thought the room, super cool! Will be back!

This onsen hotel is right by the sea. We had a room with a 180-degree unbeatable ocean view, a super spacious room, and a huge balcony. The hotel's facilities, management, and service are all top-notch. There's a large public bath, a mixed-gender bath, and several private onsen rooms. The hotel is not far from Sandanbeki and Senjojiki, easily reachable on foot. Highly recommend! 👍

The room was very spacious and had no strange smells. The hotel staff even helped move our stored luggage into the room and provided complimentary snacks and water, which was a very thoughtful touch! The TV showed the occupancy of various public areas, which was super considerate. The hot springs were also very comfortable, with good ambiance and cleanliness. After a dip, they offered popsicles, which was a nice treat. There were two large bookshelves nearby where you could pick out your favorite manga to read, and right outside was the massage chair area – absolutely perfect! In the evening, they offered free late-night noodles that were quite tasty, and there was a self-service drink bar. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of choices, and I even got to try local specialty sushi, which was a unique experience. There was an electronic scale at the stairwell for weighing luggage, which was very convenient. I'd love to visit again if I get the chance!

Our experience at Taoya NachiKasuura was just fantastic. The hotel is conveniently located pretty close to Katsuura Station (also bus stop). The waterfront property is nice. I believe all the rooms have water view thanks to their intentional design. The sunrise in the morning is NICE. Hotel has great amenities - baths and open air baths are clean and convenient; the two lounges offering free snacks and drinks (including beers, wines and sales) is a big extra! And the food selections at the dinner and breakfast buffets are wonderful.

The hotel is easy to find with a parking garage connecting to it. Check in was fast and hotel staff was helpful with good English. Parking is 800 yen for hotel guests for 24 hours. The room is nice and beddings are comfortable. Their sky spa is small but functional with an indoor, outdoor onsen and a steam sauna. It could get crowded if there are more than 2-3 people given so compact. The mall downstairs have a few restaurants, a supermarket, a bookstore and a public library which is convenient. The hotel does not provide much amenities which I was a bit disappointed. Overall still a good hotel with a modern stylish design which i recommend in non peak season with a good rate.

My stay at the Daiwa Roynet Hotel Wakayama was excellent overall. The hotel is centrally located near the station, making it incredibly convenient for sightseeing and finding places to eat. The decor is simple, elegant Japanese style, and the common areas are clean and spacious. The guest rooms are a good size, spotlessly clean, and the bedding is soft, ensuring a very restful night's sleep. The daily breakfast offers a mix of Japanese and Western options, with fresh ingredients. The front desk staff were polite and professional, and check-in and check-out were very efficient. It's perfect whether you're traveling solo or with companions. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit.

The hotel is situated at a secluded corner of Wakayama prefecture. It is much preferable to drive here rather than relying on the infrequent hotel shuttle. Public transport is otherwise non existent. There are no restaurants around the hotel. However the hotel provides delicious meals with abundant fresh seafood. The in room dining experience is superb. The hotel staff service is impeccable. The room has a spectacular sea view allowing you to see the sunset on clear days. The onsen also faces the sea which provides a relaxing experience. A downside is that the hotel does not seem to sanitize the slippers for indoor use. All hotel guests had to change to their slippers to access their indoor facilities.

The hotel is quiet and private, with complete facilities and enthusiastic, professional staff. We came during the off-season, so the price was very reasonable. Since we had to catch the earliest JR to the airport the next day, which was around 6 AM, the staff enthusiastically and actively helped me arrange transportation. It was indeed very early, making it difficult to find a taxi, so in the end, the hotel's car took us to the JR station. It was a truly heartwarming experience during our trip. Thank you very much!

The day I stayed, the turtle boat wasn't running... I also wasn't sure if the hotel offered shuttle service from the station... The room was decent, the hotel seems to have been renovated so it's not too old, and no wonder I couldn't book a room at the Risenkan recently, it's undergoing renovations. The food, as expected, was very ordinary... so ordinary I didn't even bother taking pictures, hahaha. Most people probably go there just for the Bōkaidō (Forgotten Cave). Be careful at night, there are insects around. The other hot springs are just like public bathhouses and not worth visiting. Here comes the most frustrating part. For a hotel costing nearly 3,000 yen a night, I left something in my room and wanted them to send it quickly (at the time, there was still a day and a half, plenty of time to send it to Kyoto or Osaka). The hotel's first response on the phone was ”Japanese only.” Considering at least 30% of their guests are foreigners, I guess that's pretty typical for Japan. Secondly, they said shipping would be cash on delivery, and it definitely wouldn't arrive before the evening of the next day... Ctrip (Trip.com) was quite helpful and assisted with the communication. The hotel's reply was that they couldn't ship it that day and could only ship it the next day. I accepted everything else, but how can your efficiency be so slow that shipping a package is this complicated? Doesn't the hotel's Lawson (convenience store) offer shipping services? Sure enough, it was shipped the next day... and I received it in Tokyo in less than 48 hours, which made me laugh in exasperation. If your Japanese isn't good, I recommend having a friend who speaks Japanese handle it for you.