Hotels with Parking in Miyazu

"My stay at Mercure Kyoto Miyazu Resort & Spa was incredible! The classic Japanese-style room was beautifully designed with tatami mats and a serene ambiance, offering a perfect blend of tradition and comfort. The ocean view from my room was breathtaking, and the onsen facilities were truly relaxing. The staff were warm and attentive, ensuring every detail was perfect. The traditional Kyoto-style breakfast was a delightful highlight. I highly recommend this resort for a peaceful and luxurious getaway!"

"This hotel offers the most spacious room ever I've stayed in among so many hotels in Japan within the price range I chose. The location is excellent, with a bus stop right across the road providing easy access to Amanohashidate Station and Ine. The front desk staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, provided us bus timetable, making everything even more convenient. You are advised not to walk from Miyazu Station, you may simply hop on a bus, for just 150 yen per trip. There is also given a free coffee bar, where my friends and I enjoyed some relaxing time before we went in bed. The hotel is also conveniently close to Mipple Shopping Mall, where located just behind the bus stop, with plenty dining options on Level 5 (to note shopping mall closes at 8pm) and a grocery store on Level 1. One night wasn't enough to fully enjoy everything, so my friends and I will definitely be coming back soon again !"

"Our family enjoy the public bath here and have very nice view looking out the window. Location is very convenient, is just opposite the train station. The only down side is most of the shop nearby close after 5pm and there is no 24 hrs convenient shop nearby."

"It is a bit of a walk from Amanohashidate Station (13 minutes according to Google Maps, but they say there is a pick-up and landing service, so those who can use it can use it) The room is a key key rather than a card key, and the air conditioner was turned on before check-in so it was cool. The overall interior of the hotel has a vintage feel, so it goes well with the countryside and is cozy. Amenities include shampoo, conditioner, body shampoo, cleansing foam, hair nutrition(?), lotion, and skin toner, so I didn't take out my cosmetics. Good thing~ I used the twin room by myself, and there was still room even if I spread out about four carry-on suitcases. It is spacious enough and has a dining table, wardrobe, sofa, and console. The bathroom is a dry toilet with separate bathroom, toilet, and sink. There were welcome snacks and a tea ceremony set, so I made good use of them. They also provided water in the pot in advance. Instead, there is no welcome water, so if you need cool water, use the vending machine on the first floor. There are no stores nearby, but they sell drinks, beer, and hard disks at the reception, so if you need a snack last night, you can use them. The large public bath is cozy. Likewise, shower amenities (excluding shower balls) are provided, so feel free to use them. The view from the balcony in the morning is beautiful (see photo, the second photo was taken at night) However, during times when there are a lot of tourists, there are cruise ships passing by so there is no privacy, which is a bad thing, but I wouldn't stay at the hotel at that time anyway. I guess it doesn't really matter because it's not that big of a deal. Every time a cruise ship passes by, I wave and they respond, which makes me happy haha. You can rent a bicycle at the hotel (400 yen) I made a last-minute reservation due to my schedule and mostly just slept, but it was a place I wanted to stay longer."

"It's very close to Amanohashidate Station. You can store your luggage before and after check-in, so I can have fun for two days. I live in a room with a bathroom on the second floor, but unfortunately the view from the window is the same as facing the wall."

"It is a serious Japanese-style hotel. You need to take off your shoes at the entrance and go up and down the stairs barefoot. The rooms are very clean and hygienic inside and outside. There is a public toilet with a hot spring pool. You need to pay a 150 yen hot spring tax for bathing. The breakfast is pure Japanese style, so you can feel full. Take the Dankai Bus from Ine or Amanohashidate, get off the Nishihorikawa River, and walk 200 meters to get there."

"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"

"There is a hot spring bath in the room and a public hot spring bath. It is really comfortable, but it is recommended to rent a car, otherwise it is too remote. Although it is only a 10-minute walk from the station, the food nearby is very good. The supermarket is not a chain and closes at 20:30."

"The hotel is in an excellent location, close to the swing bridge and has beautiful scenery. The sightseeing boat dock is only a minute's walk away, which is very convenient. Booked a one-night stay and two meals, dinner and breakfast were exquisite and delicious. The only dissatisfaction is the room arrangement. I booked a Japanese-style deluxe sea view room on Trip.com, but the hotel arranged a standard room. After spending more than an hour negotiating, I also printed out the Japanese reservation confirmation form for the hotel to check, but still no corrections were made. I contacted Trip.com, but could not find out which party had the problem. Although there was compensation in the end, a lot of time was wasted and the mood of the trip was greatly ruined!"

"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."