Best Miyazu Hotels

"The rooms here are really quite large for japanese standards and the bedding was really nice and firm. The lobby has a large area with a communal work/dining space. You catch families sitting at the large dining table for breakfast in the morning. They have in-building self laundry facilities but i highly suggest YOU DO NOT use the dryer, its a scam, it does not work at all, its not even hot at all, plus you got to download an app to use it (ew). Theres a coin laundry just 5 minutes walk away, use that instead (google it)."

"This has always been one of my favorite hotels, a Mercure chain property. They offer a complimentary evening bar service where all food, drinks, sake, and small snacks are free. It's perfect for a group of friends to gather, whether for team-building or just a casual get-together."

"Amanohashidate Hotel is located at the foot of Amanohashidate, with all its attractions within walking distance. Getting here from Kyoto is incredibly convenient: take the Tango Highway Bus and alight at Amanohashidate Station (buses to Ine Bay also depart from the same stop). The ryokan is right across the road. You can immediately drop off your luggage with the staff (if you've planned your arrival time well), making it effortless to head straight to Ine Bay. It's truly convenient for exploring both Amanohashidate and Ine Bay, the 'Kyoto by the Sea' region. This is a traditional Japanese *onsen* ryokan, built in 1900. All rooms boast magnificent views of Amanohashidate. The natural hot spring water flows directly from an underground source, offering wonderful health and beauty benefits. The included meals (dinner and breakfast) – a *kaiseki* dinner and buffet breakfast – were absolutely excellent and well worth the price, especially considering it was cherry blossom season!"

"Very satisfied with Wenzhu Village! Beautiful environment and great outdoor hot springs After taking a dip, you can get up and rest on a lounge chair outside before continuing. The room we stayed in this time was very spacious and there was enough space for the twins. Let him add an extra set of beds in the Japanese room My wife is pregnant and the baby is sleeping in a bed that is quite spacious so I can sleep next door. TV can connect to mobile YouTube and Netflix Great for showing videos to children The meal was eaten at the restaurant next door. The portion was very sufficient. Variety of meals and very good value for money It takes about 2 minutes to walk to the pedestrian street and you can take a boat. It takes about 5 minutes to get to Amanohashidate Rotating Bridge It shouldn’t take ten minutes to walk to the cable car. The location is very good Very recommended hotel"

"It took nearly five hours to change three trains from Osaka (JR designated tickets were bought, but I felt that there was a problem with the JR system, and there were vacancies when I got on the train to buy tickets), and I saw the most beautiful snow scenery of Amanohashidate as I wished. It snowed so heavily that day. I was so excited at the beginning✌, and so frustrated later, and so frustrated during the process😭, and so many full memories when I went home😂 The hotel is really good, the room is quite large, and the Aso Sea is outside the window. You can see the morning light, but it’s a pity that you can’t upload the video. The public bath of the hotel with 150 Yan per person is also very good, and you can take a bath and look at the scenery outside the window. There are fewer shopping around in winter, so it is recommended to buy it in advance. Because it is by the sea, the hotel has a big🦀 restaurant recommendation. In short, it is a perfect trip."

"The hotel is about a 3-minute walk from Amanohashidate JR Station, which is very convenient for a 2-day trip to Amanohashidate. You can see the sea from the room window, and the scenery is great. Although the store can only speak Japanese, the food and service are very good. In addition, the Kansai Wide Area 5-Day Pass + Amanohashidate 2-Day Pass booked on Ctrip is also a good deal, because the 2-day pass alone at the Amanohashidate Tourist Center costs 3,500 yen."

"The service staff will come out to greet you before entering the hotel. The guide to check in is very friendly. We have reserved a room type➕Dinner and breakfast are both eaten in the restaurant. Guests will be asked to choose a time slot. Dinner is a Japanese set meal, including sashimi, Wagyu, cooked rice, soups, desserts, the service aunt is warm and friendly👍The room is not as big as expected, overlooking Amanohashidate Bay, the housekeeping staff will make the bed when you go to dinner, the breakfast is delicious😋There are dishes for adults and children Slightly different, the overall feeling of the room is very comfortable👍👍👍There is a shuttle bus to Amanohashidate Station when checking out👍It takes about 10 minutes to walk"

"I originally booked a room (with a balcony) but received a notice the day before departure, saying that due to communication problems, I could not arrange this type of room and could only arrange a room without a balcony. However, something unexpected happened and compensation was provided, so I had no choice but to accept! Fortunately, the room needs to be older, but it is still tidy and has the same view. It happens to face the swing bridge, so I just sit indoors and watch. The breakfast and dinner are very rich and delicious, and the staff is polite. The only thing is that the hot spring is relatively small and there are too few shower places, so it is easily full. But I still think it’s worth recommending👍"

"The hotel has a free shuttle to Amanohashidate station between 8 am to 9:30. Location is 1.8km from station but directly sea view. If there is personal transport it will be great. The bus from Amanohashidate station is 1 hour 1 bus, so it is a bit inconvenient. I didn't see a taxi. When you arrive at the station, you should deposit your luggage at the locker (500Y / day with a locker) to go out: Viewland cable car, park, hot springs, boat terminal are all around the station. The scenery is really amazing"

"This hotel is very historic and clean. If you can't live in Amanohashidate, it's pretty convenient. It's about 15 minutes walk to the train station. There is a department store nearby and there are many restaurants upstairs to choose from. The breakfast is Japanese, simple and delicious. The counter clerk can speak a little English, so communication is not a big problem. The toilets are shared and very clean. Most of the guests are Japanese and very polite."