Best Hotels in Sado
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Tabino Hotel Sado
"It was my first time using the hotel and I stayed for 2 nights, and the staff, including the front desk staff, greeted me well and was very helpful. There is also a large public bath where you can relax. I went to Sawada and Ryotsu in a rental car, and it was quiet at night and I slept soundly. At breakfast, we also enjoyed local foods such as rice and rice cakes. This is a hotel I would like to stay at again."
Yahatakan
"Breakfast was a buffet so we could choose what we wanted, but dinner was not that great, even for Sado, even the sashimi was not that great. ♨️ was good. I wonder if the waiters were part-timers? I wasn't impressed."
Kanazawaya Ryokan
"Old wooden ryokan with antique displays. Friendly owners."
Rosencat
"Rural experience is great! The kittens are so cute! Adoring ibis near the farmland! Beautiful scenery in Niigata and Sado Island."
Sado Futatsugame View Hotel
"I particularly liked the decor of the rooms. The staff was also incredibly friendly and helpful. Among other things, they allowed me to park my bike in the entrance area, and instead of just storing my luggage, they let me check in much earlier. The location is, of course, remote but beautiful, with plenty of nearby attractions and a great view. There was also a stargazing event, which was much better than I expected. The food was also delicious, very upscale but not over the top."
Kanazawaya Ryokan (Sadogashima)
"It was an old folk house more than I imagined. トイレ and Fenglu は are common. There are no taverns or convenience stores if you don't walk a little. However, it feels like an old Japanese house. The atmosphere of decoration and corridor cannot be tasted anywhere else. I want you to stay once."
Sado Resort Hotel Azuma
"The view and facility is perfect. The front desk was very nice and introduced the room for us."
Hotel Familio Sado Aikawa
Kohan No Yado Yoshidaya
"It was nice and quiet and clean."
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Aokiya
"The facilities are old, but I think it's worth the price. There's no open-air bath, but it's a hot spring, so I think it's fine. For dinner, they served a whole crab, which was great. However, everyone was silent while eating the crab! Unfortunately, we couldn't see the sunset over Lake Kamo, but it was nice and quiet. The elevator is quite old. I worry about how many more years they can stay in business..."
Nipponia Sado Aikawa Gold Mining Town
"Due to the long weekend, all the major inns were fully booked, so we stayed at this inn, which happened to have a vacancy at a good time, without any prior knowledge. When we arrived, we found that it was a decentralized hotel, which is a hot topic these days, and we decided to rent a building a little away from the building where the reception was! This building is a valuable historical building in the Aikawa area, and although it is old, it has been beautifully renovated, and the fluffy Simmons beds were extremely comfortable. What is particularly noteworthy about this inn is that it is integrated with the local community, allowing you to enjoy the charm of Sado throughout the town. We were introduced to many of the charms of Sado that we would have missed if we had not stayed here, and we felt as if we were living there. We were also impressed by the president's meticulous attention to detail and the warmth of the people of Sado. The rice balls at breakfast were also delicious. They just opened in August, so operations should improve from now on! If you go to Sado, we recommend this inn."
Senkakuso
"Thank you very much for the fresh and too delicious dishes, the personality of the landlady. I ordered a cooking grade up course. A special sauce of abalone steak, crab with soft shells and delicious miso because it is fresh, and turban shells are thick. Other dishes are too delicious and I'm fascinated now. And the personality of the landlady. My husband was sick in the morning, but he really kindly supported me. I was able to return to Tokyo safely by looking for a cane instead. I also want to go to stay for dinner."
Hotel New Katsura
"The sashimi and red snow crab at the dinner restaurant were fresh and delicious. The large bath is a hot spring with sodium content, which makes the skin smooth and comfortable."
Guesthouse SADOYOI
"This guesthouse was very clean, had parking available, and allowed for a relaxing stay! There are also many lovely places within walking distance, making it enjoyable to stroll around!"
Retreat Sado Island Glamping
"The scenery is absolutely beautiful, and watching the sunrise over the sea is incredibly romantic. The room is also clean and tidy, with a sofa, coffee table, refrigerator, air conditioning, and flashlight. The outdoor dining area is also lovely. The shared bathroom and toilet are a bit far, about a 2-minute walk, which might be inconvenient for women to use at night."
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Sado Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
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1 GBP ≈ 213.23 JPY
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More Information About Sado Hotels
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Number of reviews |
377 |
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Total properties |
48 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£240 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£268 |
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Trending hotel |
Tabino Hotel Sado |
FAQ – Hotels in Sado
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What are the best places to stay in Sado?
Some of the best places to stay in Sado are near popular attractions like Sado Island, Ryotsu Port and Sado History Museum, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Sado near Sado Island?
Some of the top hotels in Sado near Sado Island include Tabino Hotel Sado (from £55), Yahatakan (from £62) and Shima No Hotel (from £36), all offering easy access to Sado Island, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Sado?
The most popular Sado hotels for your stay: Tabino Hotel Sado (from £55), Sado Resort Hotel Azuma (from £273) and Yahatakan (from £62) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Sado are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Tabino Hotel Sado (from £55), Hotel Mancho (from £160) and Kohan No Yado Yoshidaya (from £82) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Sado have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Sado Resort Hotel Azuma (from £273), Yahatakan (from £62) and Hotel Oosado (from £242) have hot springs. Book now!
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What hotels in Sado offer an especially good breakfast ?
Sado Resort Hotel Azuma (from £273),Hotel Oosado (from £242) and Nipponia Sado Aikawa Gold Mining Town (from £227) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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