Minabe Hotels with Wi-Fi

We stayed on a tour. It is a Daiwa resort hotel all over Japan. The atmosphere of the lobby and the structure of the room are also very similar. That means the view of the room on the sea side is very good, but the room on the other side will have a parking view. There were many out of the room recently, but this time it was good to have a room on the sea side. In the case of a tour, this area is fortunate. The room is a large twin room and can be triple, so you can spend a relaxing time with a sofa. There was also a large communal bath, a large indoor bath and an open-air hot spring bath. There was also Bicho charcoal hot water because it was Waka and algae. The meal was a kaiseki meal set of the tour, but it was a little disappointing compared to hotels of the same series. Breakfast was delicious with many local ingredients. I went out for a walk to the beach in the morning, but I was able to go in about 15 minutes one way.

Tsurunoyu Onsen is located in Minabe and takes about 20 minutes by car from Minabe Station, near Tsurunoyu Onsen and Iwashirodaibairin. Guests may borrow kettles at no additional charge (please inquire at the front desk for details). Facility includes an open-air bath. The hotel possesses 12 rooms.

This time, I used the rice fields I went to for the first time as a place to stay without meals for fishing. The rice fields seemed to have just been renovated and had a feeling of cleanliness, and both the host and his wife were able to stay comfortably with good personality. If you have a chance to go to Nanki, I would like to use it next time. In addition, the rice fields were equipped with a spacious and beautiful bathroom, but I heard that there is a national dormitory 600m away from this accommodation, and there is a large communal bath with an open-air bath with a view of the sea in the dormitory. , This time I used this large communal bath. I felt great not only fishing but also traveling. Thank you very much.

We offer brand new as well as sparkling clean room housed in a part of Japanese style restaurant upon remodeling.