Hotel Spots in Wakayama Area

We spent two nights here and the experience was good. The room was a good size, though the bathroom was smallish. Reception staff were helpful and there are amenities like shavers and toothbrush...

Great value offered considering the complete range of room amenities and my top floor room with castle views. Location is perfect for sightseeing in Wakayama City since this hotel is right across...

My family and I loved this Japanese style hotel, our room had tatami mats with a small table, floor chairs and shoji dividing off a small balcony with two western chairs and a small table overlooking...

Room is pretty standard Japanese business hotel and has everything you need for a comfortable stay; nice reception lobby is a plus. Location is perfect:right by the central train and bus stations...

Hotel Harvest Nankitanabe is really located in the middle of nowhere in Wakayama, and even walking to the nearest convenience store requires a 30-minute stroll out of the hotel compounds, down the...

The hotel is situated on an island within the W Bay, with nice views of the ocean and boats. The rooms are fairly large and comfortable, especially the deep bath tub. Good breakfast. The carpets...

I have been in Wakayama serval times this is the one of the best hotel. Old name is Daiwa Royal Hotel. Last Royal family stayed here. we chose suite room so it was huge nice food and hot spring staff...

We booked two single rooms. Room size was spacious. Hotel has good onsen and other entertainment facilities for children and families. The buffet dinner and breakfast is good. Well located near...

Our cycle group came here for the start of our tour in Japan. Excellent welcome, service, and facilities - very well organised. thick futon for a cofortable nights sleep. Onsen and meals also...

We made our way to Koyasan with our small group of 5 plus our guide, via a maze of trains, busy stations and platforms, a furnicular up the mountain and finally a bus to our temple stay. It was cold...

We had a western room with 4 single beds, the village is relatively quiet good for a get away from the city crowd. The onsen is good, and the interesting and fun thing to do is have a good meal at...

Simple hotel but super convenient, close to JR train station and there are many eateries nearby. The hotel even includes a complimentary buffet breakfast, nothing fancy but just a nice touch to start...

I stayed here for two days and I think I may have been the only guest. I was upgraded to the suite, which was a lovely large room, private bath, and a pretty seating area with a garden view. The food...

Despite the room being small, the bed was very soft and comfy. I managed to soak in the bathtub both nights when I was staying there. This part of the city seems quiet compared to the busy Osaka...

Close to JR Wakayama station, whilst not on the most exciting side, theres still plenty of food options for dinner. The hotel is what you would expect from the Toyoko Inn chain if youve ever stayed...

Stayed overnight in this magical temple. You actually sleep in the building on the other side of the street not the older temple but but its ok. Food was simple yet tasty but the small onsen was...

We took the latest bus from Shingu to Watarase Onsen, when we arrive, it was so dark, we had to call hotel to pick up us from the bus stop. The hotel has very big outdoor onsen, it was so nice. but...

I had the opportunity to stay at two different ryokan temples while on Mt Koya. This was the first of the two, and although I came to regret leaving this temple, I am glad that I had the chance to...

Room is pretty standard Japanese business hotel and has everything you need for a comfortable stay; even though this hotel has a public onsen, it was nice to have a shower tub in my room. Location...

Standard Japanese business hotel with larger than normal room size in a central, convenient location walkable to Shingus train station, castle hill, and UNESCO-listed Kumano Hayatama Taisha shrine...