Wakayama Hotels with Wifi

"We landed at 8 PM, boarded the JR at 8:40 PM, and reached Wakayama Station by 10 PM. The hotel's location was incredibly convenient – just about 100 meters to the right after exiting the central gate. The receptionist was Chinese, exceptionally friendly and welcoming, which really helped us relax after a long day of travel. They also provided us with a local map and recommended places where we could still find yakitori at that late hour. The room was relatively spacious, and having triple rooms is genuinely convenient for families traveling together. However, the breakfast, which came highly recommended by others, set my expectations a bit too high. Personally, I found it relatively simple with limited choices, though it was sufficient to fill you up."

"There are only a handful of top-rated hotels in Wakayama. I deliberated between this one and the one located at the JR station, ultimately choosing this hotel because of reviews mentioning Wakayama Castle views and a good breakfast, though I was slightly worried about transportation. My actual experience proved transport to be very convenient; a bus ride was just over ten minutes and dropped me off right at the hotel's doorstep. After checking in and going up to my room, I eagerly pulled back the curtains and was instantly thrilled to see Wakayama Castle, majestically framed by the twilight hills and a purple sky. The room was quite spacious, featuring a small sofa seating area by the window. There was ample space to open two suitcases without any issue. After a quick tidy-up, I couldn't wait to head out and explore. Though Wakayama Castle may not be as renowned as the four great ancient castles, its charm lies in its remarkably welcoming and accessible design. The path circling the castle walls is open to the public, and you can easily enter by crossing a small bridge over the moat. It was pleasant to see locals strolling and jogging around. After a half-lap exploration, I found the perfect spot for night photos and was extremely pleased with the view. Breakfast on the second day was served at a Japanese-Western fusion restaurant downstairs. The food selection was extensive, and the quality was excellent—truly impeccable. There's also a soba noodle shop within the building, which was delicious and reasonably priced. I had read reviews previously suggesting there weren't many dining options near the hotel, but actually, there are several restaurants and a convenience store right inside the building, which was fantastic. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay."

"On my first day in Japan, I checked into this hotel, which is incredibly conveniently located right around the corner from the JR station exit. It was absolutely no hassle with luggage. The hotel room was clean and featured large floor-to-ceiling windows. Unfortunately, I arrived too late to experience the rooftop spa. Breakfast comes highly recommended, offering panoramic sea views through its three walls of floor-to-ceiling windows, and the food selection was abundant. From the JR platform, it's easy to transfer to services heading to attractions like the Cat Train line and Shirahama. The commercial complex on the hotel's second floor houses a food street and a local artisan market. Directly from the hotel's second floor, you can access the Wakayama City Library. If you have time, I highly recommend visiting it with children; it's spread over three floors, and my child was thrilled to discover original Detective Conan manga there."

"The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from JR Wakayama Station. The breakfast was fantastic, and it boasts a public onsen bath and sauna. They also offer complimentary udon noodles in the evening. The staff were wonderfully attentive. The rooms are a good size, and the price offers excellent value for money! We also enjoyed sushi at Umeya, conveniently located right opposite the hotel, where we received a complimentary sushi dish with a coupon from the hotel."

"Super cost-effective booking! I like this hotel very much. The only problem is that the staff at Kada Station on the way back said that the shuttle bus had stopped (maybe the driver was on vacation), which made this trip a little flawed. Otherwise, the staff were very nice and the room was very big! After the hot spring bath, there was free ice cream to eat!!"

"This was second stay this year whilst visiting my son.  Hotel is a short stroll from main railway station & a large department store with food outlets.  Staff at hotel are helpful & polite with a varying grasp of English.  The breakfast is reasonable but with room for improvement.  For European pallets there was no cheese or cold meats, limited bread choice & only undercooked scrambled eggs but this is common throughout Japan.  However, I was disappointed on one aspect.  Had been expecting some fresh oranges - Wakayama grows them - on both my visits none appeared.  Bicycles are also available for hire & we did this free of charge whilst visiting  in April & it was thoroughly enjoyable & a good way to sightsee.  I would recommend this hotel."

"The hotel is very close to the east exit of Wakayama Station and there is also a convenience store next to it. I like this chain of business hotels very much. I have stayed in other counties and cities. It left a very good impression on me. It was very quiet and I slept well when I stayed there. Next time I go to Japan, I will stay here again."

"An European styled resort hotel right next to the marina, Porto Europe and the seafood market, the proximity to these facilities makes up for its rather out-of-the-way location. The marina gives the hotel a nice and posh surrounding and scenery. The staff are very helpful and efficient."

"The hotel is located near Wakayama Station. You need to go out from the east exit of the station. The room is not big. Two big suitcases, one behind the door and one on the luggage rack, can barely be opened at the same time. The room is set up like other hotels, but there is no yukata and coat hanger. The coat hanger is replaced by a simple wooden strip nailed to the wall. It is suitable for short-term stay. There is a coin-operated laundry service downstairs. The only surprise is that this hotel actually provides free breakfast service, with simple breakfast food, such as bread, sandwiches, coffee, drinks, and Japanese breakfast soup, rice balls, side dishes, rice, etc. Good value for money."

"The amenities are a bit on the retro side, but the overall service and comfort are beyond expectations. Excellent bedding and linen, nice fragrance in public spaces, vending machines with cup ramen and other food and drinks, free toiletries and tea sachets at the lobby. Asked for a room with the castle view and the hotel kindly met my request. Amazing! Location also Ok. Breakfast quite nice, especially the Japanese dishes. Bus stop and convenience store nearby. Would definitely stay here again."