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Discover the best hotels in Nachikatsura-cho, Higashimuro-gun, Wakayama Prefecture, Kinki including Hotel Urashima, Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima, Manseiro, Yukai Resort Koshinoyu, Hotel Nagisaya, Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima, Katsuura Gyoen, Pals Inn Katsuura, Why Kumano Hostel & Cafe Bar, Onsen Minshuku Kosakaya.
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1. Hotel Urashima
Overall Ratings
4 based on 668 reviews
At this time, we will carry out earthquake-resistant reinforcement works of the main building as safety and security efforts for our dear customers. During the period, only "Nagisakan Building", "Nisshokan Building" and "Sanjokan Building" will be in business and the "Main Building" will be closed entirely. Seismic Reinforcement Construction：April 1st, 2019 ～ March 31st, 2020
Great Experience. Cave Onsens!
Reviewed By SandBTokyoThis hotel is an amazing experience and we loved it. Hotel Urashima is built on a peninsula in the harbour. You can take a boat to the front door or park abotu 5 minutes away and take the bus. The bus comes regularly and drives though a tunnel to the lobby entrance. There are five main buildings for the hotel, all connected by tunnels and walkways. The highest building is Sanjokan which can be reached by elevator or escalator, very long escalator. It has great rooms and is the higher end building. We stayed one night in Sanjokan and enjoyed an amazing view from the room and a beautiful dinner and breakfast. We stayed another night in Nagisa, which is the harbour front building. Very nice room, but be sure to request non-smoking as we discovered one floor smells of smoke so strongly it will knock you down. Dinner and breakfast was also nice. Nagisa had a nice game area for the children. The other two buildings seem OK. Honkan is probably the oldest. Best part of this hotel are the cave onsens. Super great experience. Onsens built into the cave overlooking the ocean. Staff were all super great. Highly recommend staying in Hotel Urashima. It is worth visiting the area to enjoy the hotel and cave onsens. There is a convenience store in the hotel that has pretty much anything you need.
2. Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
南紀勝浦唯一「紀の松島に浮かぶ宿」 碧き島の宿 熊野別邸 中の島は四方を海に囲まれた孤島の温泉宿です。 潮騒を聞きながらの露天風呂 紀州潮聞之湯や、鮪の町勝浦ならではの海の幸を心ゆくまでお楽しみください。 南紀観光や世界遺産 熊野古道、熊野三山巡りにも便利です。
A good, relaxing base to explore the surrounding area
Reviewed By KI-NRTWe wanted high-end accommodations near Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine and Nachi Falls, and through our research, we figured that Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima is really the only choice in the area. We stayed in a Luxury Deluxe Ocean View Room, which is the second from the top room category (there's only one room in the top category, by the way, and it wasn't available when we tried to book it), and located on the Nagi No Sho wing. It was modern, reasonably stylish and had a good view of the ocean and the peninsula across the way. The view is partially marred by two large green oil reserve containers located on the peninsula directly across the strait, which is unfortunate but not anything that the property can do about. We prefer suites that offer separated bedrooms and living rooms, which this didn't have, and the lack of a large closet forced us to place our rollerboard luggage on the floor in the living room. Aside from that, the main drawback is the fact that the bath is not Onsen (natural hot springs.) In fact, there is only one room (out of 44) that has in-room Onsen, and that's the top room named "Kihinshitsu" in the Chomontei Bldg. We have avoided communal baths during the peak of the pandemic (Japan was in its 7th wave at the time we stayed there), but thankfully the property does have a private open-air Onsen bath that guests can rent by the hour - we used it in the afternoon as well as the following morning just prior to check-out. It's a really nice open-air Onsen, and has good views from the bath. The only other drawback is the lack of an in-room dining option - all meals are served in the main restaurant. The ryokan has a handful of "koshitsu" private dining rooms, which we reserved for both of our meals, but unfortunately, it's not fully enclosed.... the noise from the main dining area pierced through the ceiling-less "private room" in a big way, especially during dinner, when some drunk guests were yelling at a very high decibel. Food wise, it was really good. Given its location, Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima has its pick of the litter, including "Nama Maguro," which is local tuna that never gets frozen prior to being served. It's often made in a cutlet style in the area, and that's what we got for dinner. They also served Grilled Abalone (on the shell) with butter, another delicacy, as well as a variety of other seafood caught fresh from the nearby Katsuura port. While not the most creative of meals, it didn't need to be, and we thoroughly enjoyed the food on offer at the property. Service is a strong point. Everyone was courteous and warm, and genuinely seemed to care about our experience at the property. The personal touch is not easy to pull off at a property with a (relatively) high room count - we were impressed. That said, I don't think they were even at half occupancy, so that may have had something to do with the high service level. Regardless, everyone from the manager to the front desk staff to the wait staff were personable, and were really eager to explain details about the area, its history and the ingredients in each dinner course. They also allowed us to check out late, which is something that cannot be taken for granted in Japanese ryokans. Being a convenient 5 minute boat ride away from the mainland but feeling a world away makes Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima a good choice for travelers seeking high(-er) end comfort, good food and a solid Onsen (though not in room) experience near Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine. P.S. - for really nice views, take a short, easy hike to the hilltop of Nakanoshima Island. You take an elevator to the top floor, take one flight of stairs to the roof, then follow the signs to a pretty trail that takes you through a dense forest until you're treated to a panoramic view of the surrounding land and sea. There's even a nicely maintained foot bath along the trail, too!
3. Manseiro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
loved this fishing town!
Reviewed By jarmwr40our last night of our kumano kudo hike. loved the wharf area. fascinating to watch all the boats and ships and people fishing. all wonderful. the hotel is tired and needs an update. we did not want to spend our one night in this lovely town at a huge resort, as its an onsen town. so this was what we had. a large room. wonderful to have a seating area off the room with ceiling to floor windows. we sat there and had an ice cream and a beer bought a few doors down from a store. wonderful views. thrilled to have a bathtub. i found the meal not the best, all quite glutinous. wifi only in the lobby. not as clean as other places. we enjoyed our stroll about. easy to walk from the bus and train station, side by side. the last of our ryokan experiences!
4. Yukai Resort Koshinoyu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Currently closed due to renewal construction
Dated but good value
Reviewed By Steven LWalking into this resort is like stepping into a B grade Japanese movie from the 80's, just like the town of Kiikatsuura itself. Both are worn and dated. But the rooms are very large for Japan, there are outside and inside onsen, and a buffet dinner and breakfast are included in the price - including all you can eat sushi. It's a good place to rest and recoup after the Kamano Kodo
5. Hotel Nagisaya
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 41 reviews
Mites/bed bugs
Reviewed By bullytravelHad booked via email few weeks prior to our stay. Arrived to find booking wasn't there. They had rooms available however the reception staff were rather unhelpful in suggesting suitable packages. The meal was disappointing in quality despite it being the upgraded option. The room was spacious and the views were lovely, however, there were mites/ bed bugs that we discovered at around 11:30pm. There were many tiny black/brown ones, red ones, and larger black ones. A male staff member did come to the room when we called to inform them. He prepared a different room for us, however did not even offer to assist moving our luggage (it was myself and a friend - two females). Upon arrival at new room, we found it was not clean. There was hair on the floor. No kettle either. He suggested we have a bath to ensure we don't take mites to new room. Despite it being his suggestion, the lights in the hallways to the onsen bathrooms were not turned on. It was a creepy walk. Check out was even more surprising to find the staff, including the manager, did not seem phased by what had happened and charged us full price. None of the staff we encountered were particularly interested in customer service nor trained particularly well. Very tired and disappointing stay for a hotel in such a lovely location. I hope they improve cleanliness and staff training to focus more on customer service.
6. Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
南紀勝浦唯一「紀の松島に浮かぶ宿」 碧き島の宿 熊野別邸 中の島は四方を海に囲まれた孤島の温泉宿です。 潮騒を聞きながらの露天風呂 紀州潮聞之湯や、鮪の町勝浦ならではの海の幸を心ゆくまでお楽しみください。 南紀観光や世界遺産 熊野古道、熊野三山巡りにも便利です。
A good, relaxing base to explore the surrounding area
Reviewed By KI-NRTWe wanted high-end accommodations near Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine and Nachi Falls, and through our research, we figured that Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima is really the only choice in the area. We stayed in a Luxury Deluxe Ocean View Room, which is the second from the top room category (there's only one room in the top category, by the way, and it wasn't available when we tried to book it), and located on the Nagi No Sho wing. It was modern, reasonably stylish and had a good view of the ocean and the peninsula across the way. The view is partially marred by two large green oil reserve containers located on the peninsula directly across the strait, which is unfortunate but not anything that the property can do about. We prefer suites that offer separated bedrooms and living rooms, which this didn't have, and the lack of a large closet forced us to place our rollerboard luggage on the floor in the living room. Aside from that, the main drawback is the fact that the bath is not Onsen (natural hot springs.) In fact, there is only one room (out of 44) that has in-room Onsen, and that's the top room named "Kihinshitsu" in the Chomontei Bldg. We have avoided communal baths during the peak of the pandemic (Japan was in its 7th wave at the time we stayed there), but thankfully the property does have a private open-air Onsen bath that guests can rent by the hour - we used it in the afternoon as well as the following morning just prior to check-out. It's a really nice open-air Onsen, and has good views from the bath. The only other drawback is the lack of an in-room dining option - all meals are served in the main restaurant. The ryokan has a handful of "koshitsu" private dining rooms, which we reserved for both of our meals, but unfortunately, it's not fully enclosed.... the noise from the main dining area pierced through the ceiling-less "private room" in a big way, especially during dinner, when some drunk guests were yelling at a very high decibel. Food wise, it was really good. Given its location, Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima has its pick of the litter, including "Nama Maguro," which is local tuna that never gets frozen prior to being served. It's often made in a cutlet style in the area, and that's what we got for dinner. They also served Grilled Abalone (on the shell) with butter, another delicacy, as well as a variety of other seafood caught fresh from the nearby Katsuura port. While not the most creative of meals, it didn't need to be, and we thoroughly enjoyed the food on offer at the property. Service is a strong point. Everyone was courteous and warm, and genuinely seemed to care about our experience at the property. The personal touch is not easy to pull off at a property with a (relatively) high room count - we were impressed. That said, I don't think they were even at half occupancy, so that may have had something to do with the high service level. Regardless, everyone from the manager to the front desk staff to the wait staff were personable, and were really eager to explain details about the area, its history and the ingredients in each dinner course. They also allowed us to check out late, which is something that cannot be taken for granted in Japanese ryokans. Being a convenient 5 minute boat ride away from the mainland but feeling a world away makes Kumano Bettei Nakanoshima a good choice for travelers seeking high(-er) end comfort, good food and a solid Onsen (though not in room) experience near Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine. P.S. - for really nice views, take a short, easy hike to the hilltop of Nakanoshima Island. You take an elevator to the top floor, take one flight of stairs to the roof, then follow the signs to a pretty trail that takes you through a dense forest until you're treated to a panoramic view of the surrounding land and sea. There's even a nicely maintained foot bath along the trail, too!
7. Katsuura Gyoen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 115 reviews
Katsuura Gyoen is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Nachikatsura-cho, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and Katsuura Gyoen makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the onsen ryokan, including a 24 hour front desk, shops, and a gift shop. In addition, guests can enjoy an Summer-only outdoor pool and an on-site restaurant during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. If you like sushi restaurants, Katsuura Gyoen is conveniently located near Meharizushi Nidaime, Masaya, and Iroha Zushi. If you are interested in exploring Nachikatsura-cho, check out a , such as Jimmutemno Tongu Trace. Enjoy your stay in Nachikatsura-cho!
Wonderful service
Reviewed By DavidandPhilipaThis is a pretty decent size hotel which was very different to what I had stayed in previously on the trip. That said the traditional Japanese room was lovely and spacious, had a lovely view over the bay and good facilities. On top of that the onsen was lovely, the food was good and plentiful and the chefs in the evening were really friendly lovely characters. What made my experience here special was the service I received at a difficult time. In the late afternoon I was stupid to lose some credit cards. I asked the reception staff if they could look out for them for me and within minutes of returning to my room in a very worried state the was a ring on the door bell and the hotel manager was standing at the door. He took me personally to the local police station, told the police about the problem and waited there with me for a good hour or so. Amazingly, thanks to staff at the Katsura Post Office and the Katsura police my credit cards were returned safely to me within a few short hours of my realising that they were missing. This was a very stressful time for me and I will always be very appreciative of the helpful, personal and professional service that was provided to me by the hotel manager and the other hotel staff. For all these reasons I would very much recommend this hotel.
8. Pals Inn Katsuura
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 30 reviews
If you’re looking for a small hotel in Nachikatsura-cho, look no further than Pals Inn Katsuura. Close to Kino Matsushima (1.6 mi), a popular Nachikatsura-cho landmark, Pals Inn Katsuura is a great destination for tourists. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Pals Inn Katsuura offer a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a 24 hour front desk. Guests of Pals Inn Katsuura are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, parking is available. While staying in Nachikatsura-cho, you can check out a popular pub like Nachi, which is serving up some great dishes. Should time allow, Fudarakusanji Temple, Jimmutemno Tongu Trace, and Ojara Promenade are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. The staff at Pals Inn Katsuura looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Nice view, tiny bathroom, overpriced
Reviewed By Dovile SThe room was clean, nice and helpful staff, the hotel is by the ocean and has nice view through the window. The train station is couple of min away. The bathroom was tiny as well as the towels but they had nice robes. There is nothing else to do to at the hotel (no spa or gym, etc). However you can use their sister hotel in the same town if you want to use onsen. There is a restaurant in the hotel but only serves breakfast. I would recommend it for overnight stay if you are passing by.
9. Why Kumano Hostel & Cafe Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Why Kumano
Amazing place and staff
Reviewed By Livita22The place designed and created by Goro and Maru is simply amazing, very beautifully decorated, and with bed and bedding amazingly comfortable. It is a superb location: close to the station, bus stop, fish market, restaurants, and the main tourist attractions of Kii-Katsuura. But the thing that makes Why Kumano more special is Goro e Maru. They were fantastic, friendly, kind, and helpful.
10. Onsen Minshuku Kosakaya
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 37 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Nachikatsura-cho, Onsen Minshuku Kosakaya Motokan is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its romantic environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Onsen Minshuku Kosakaya Motokan makes it easy to enjoy the best of Nachikatsura-cho. Rooms at Onsen Minshuku Kosakaya Motokan offer air conditioning. While staying in Nachikatsura-cho, you can check out a popular pub like Nachi, which is serving up some great dishes. Should time allow, Kino Matsushima, Fudarakusanji Temple, and Ojara Promenade are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Onsen Minshuku Kosakaya Motokan is sure to make your visit to Nachikatsura-cho one worth remembering.
建議各位不要訂房 附近有更好的選擇
Reviewed By rangeo二月底因為武漢疫情的緣故 取消了日本行程 整個行程犯了唯一的錯誤就是訂了間無法取消的旅館~ 一確定行程取消 便很積極也很有誠意向飯店聯繫~ 但飯店方只能說日文 我便請BOOKING.COM協助溝通取消事宜~ 旅館方堅持無法取消 一訂得夠一天的住宿費(我只住一天而已) 不是說希望旅館一定要退我費用 但世界爆發這麼嚴重的事情 希望旅館可以更有彈性通融 寫評語希望提醒各位 如果希望保持行程彈性調整 建議不要訂這間 老闆打死都要你付費 以上 希望疫情趕緊過去 旅遊業快點恢復繁榮 一年到日本好幾趟 這次取消的經驗讓我有點灰心 我是絕對不會再來訂這家旅館了 If you want to keep your trip flexible, do not book this hotel! Because of conoravirus, I cancel my trip on March. I try to cancel or postpone my booking but i fail. The boss insist to charge me the room fee. This is the only one hotel who refuses to cancel my booking for this trip. Hope everthing goes well soon in Japan. But i will never ever book this hotel again. I think there will be lots of choice nearby around this area. Write this to warn other visitor this real situation when you would like to cancel room with emergency. Keep your eyes open to find other hotels will be better!
