Hotels near Myouryuji Temple, Miyazu

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. The staff were friendly, professional, and always willing to help. The location was very convenient, making it easy to get around. I would definitely recommend this hotel and would be happy to stay here again.

The location is super convenient. After exiting Amanohashidate Station, it's less than a 5-minute walk to the inn. The inn itself is clean and tidy. We stayed in a Japanese-Western style room, which was spacious with two beds, and even offered a lake view from the window – a truly tranquil setting. The public bath was very clean, and the toiletries were excellent; I even bought their exclusive Tabi Biyori facial cleanser. The only downside was the lack of a milk vending machine. After a bath, I really wanted to buy a bottled milk, but there was none available. We stayed for two nights and booked Kaiseki cuisine for one night and Western food for the other. Surprisingly, the Western meal was a pleasant surprise! Breakfast was a decent Western and Japanese buffet. In summary, the location is fantastic, making it very convenient to visit Kasamatsu Park, Viewland, and Ine. It's definitely worth coming back to stay here again.

This is a large hotel that's very popular with locals. They offer buffet-style meals for both breakfast and dinner. The hot spring bath isn't very big, and the facilities feel a bit dated. Both sides of the hotel offer sea-view rooms. Check-in took a while, but they gave us a lot of snacks and free-flowing beer.

We stayed at Fairfield Hotel during our road trip to Amanohashidate Viewland and Ine. The location is very convenient, within walking distance to Satō Miyazu (Mipple), and there is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, Kinpa Ginpa, right next door. The service was excellent, and I especially loved the reception staff — they were friendly, helpful, and welcoming. They even provided a baby crib and a potty in the room as requested, which made our stay much more comfortable when traveling with a baby. Overall, it was a very pleasant and family-friendly stay. Highly recommended.

Was great. Road to the accomodation is a bit rough due to no sidewalk on road. But staff welcomed us from outside the hotel which was so nice. The baths stay open from 6.30am until midnight so plenty of time. We didn’t try the food due to limited availability (they aren’t accommodated to serve all guests staying in the hotel). Without suitcases, this hotels walk to anywhere in the area was great. Bicycle rentals are common in the area. Staff were super kind and friendly. Room was fantastic, amazing views.

The environment, hygiene, and food were all surprisingly good. It's conveniently located near the station, so no car is needed. I'd definitely want to stay here again.

This hotel offers access to the shared large public bath and breakfast buffet at the Amanohashidate Hotel located on the same premises. Given the location and value for money, I'm very satisfied. It would be even better if the room had its own toilet.

I stayed for two nights at Hashidate Bay Hotel and was initially hesitant to book, thinking it might be too far from Amanohashidate Station. The nearest bus stop is about a 5–8 minute walk, and buses run only once an hour. But based on the reviews, it looked promising—and I’m so glad I went ahead with the booking. To my surprise, I was upgraded to a much larger room, almost like a four-person suite. It was huge, and the view of Yoshino from my window was absolutely stunning. I was super happy with the stay—this upgrade felt like a real treat. They even provided bath lavender, which I thought was just for the first night, but they refilled it the next day. Since I arrived early, I left my luggage at the hotel before heading out to explore Amanohashidate. When I checked in later that night, I was pleasantly surprised to find my luggage already placed in my room. That was a big plus—so comforting after a full day of walking. I wish I’d told them I was arriving early—the locker at Amanohashidate Station was too small for my luggage. I ended up taking a taxi, which could’ve been free if I’d arranged a pickup with the hotel in advance. The breakfast was good too—my favorite was the prawn tempura. And the lady who dropped me off at the station was soft-spoken and very pretty. Overall, a memorable and comfortable stay.

Superb, right at the pier, you can take a boat directly to Amanohashidate. I didn’t have time to order dinner and the breakfast was great!

I got a full course meal with mix of European and Japanese cuisine for dinner and breakfast. Incidentally my room was facing east and towards the bay, so I could catch the sunrise. At 530 am I could see the buildings across the bay waking up. The room given to me was very big, could easily fit a family in there.