Higashimuro District Hotels with Wi-Fi

When you stay at this vacation home in Nachikatsuura, you'll be on a river, within a 5-minute drive of Whale Monument and Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range. This vacation home is 1 mi (1.5 km) from Daitaiji Temple and 2.1 mi (3.3 km) from Taiji Kujirahama Park.This smoke-free vacation home features hiking/biking trails nearby.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this vacation home, featuring a kitchenette with a refrigerator and a stovetop. A 32-inch LCD television with cable programming provides entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. A private bathroom with a shower/tub combination features a deep soaking tub and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include a desk and a microwave.

The Japanese house for touring is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Nachikatsuura will find that the Japanese house for touring is a fantastic accommodation choice.From the hotel, JR Shimosato Station is just 1km away. This hotel is located near many of Nachikatsuura's attractions including Hiramidaienchi, Otagawa-kako Estuary and Daitaiji Temple.In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. Guests of this Nachikatsuura hotel can make use of the parking facilities.

The hotel is built in the mountains and needs to go through a 100-meter-long tunnel to get there. After getting off at Katsuura Station, walk for 1.4 kilometers, or take a taxi, as I remember, it costs more than 700 yen. The hotel's lobby, rooms and hot springs all face the bay, which is very pleasant. The staff was very enthusiastic and provided the timetable for the Kumano Kodo bus and the Ji の Matsushima Cruise. The breakfast is Japanese style and very rich. Although it does not have the sunrise scenery of Urashima Hotel, it is cheap and good.

The sea view room we got was one of the biggest rooms we've stayed in. Felt like the space could easily sleep 10 people. The hotel is slightly older and the in-room shower area was very old. But their onsen was wonderful, especially the outdoor section.

Although the location is biased, there are surprises in all aspects

The small room was comfortable and clean. When you went to have a welcome soup, the next day, there was a delicious breakfast, which was quite satisfactory. There are very few people in the vicinity of Kiyoshiura. There are no convenience stores around. (There are some restaurants for dinner.) If you want to eat snacks at night, it is best to buy them in other places. The small room was comfortable and clean. When you went to have a welcome soup, the next day, there was a delicious breakfast, which was quite satisfactory. There are very few people in the vicinity of Kiyoshiura. There are no convenience stores around. (There are some restaurants for dinner.) If you want to eat snacks at night, it is best to buy them in other places.

The location is close to the train station, the place is clean and tidy. The boss and staff are kind and friendly. It is a very good homestay. However, there are no toilets and showers in the room. If you want to go to the public bathroom and toilet, the problem is. The public bathroom is from the evening Check out is closed from 9 o'clock to the second dynasty, that is, if you check out after 9:00 p.m. to the second dynasty, you can’t take a bath, so you have to think about it. It’s hard to charge 200 yuan for towels. understand

I stay 2 night here. Service is excellence as always. Do check in before heading to Port and ask where is the place. Got lounge and timing for ship to bring you to the hotel. There is also shuttle bus bring u to train or bus station from the port so do request for it

Loved this hotel so much! There are 5 different onsens (including two amazing cave onsens) and a garden and a deck at level 30+ and restaurants, souvenir shops and a Lawsons in the hotel itself. The downside is that it is only reachable by a short boat ride on a very adorable turtle boat from 7 to 7 at certain intervals so you’ll need to time your itineraries very precisely. However, I did enjoy coming back earlier from a long day of hiking at Kumano Kodo and relaxing in the different onsens, which were a big highlight of my trip. Also make sure to dine at Ihura Sushi at Kii-Katsuura, which has amazing sushi.

The hotel has a shuttle bus to Kushimoto Station, but the pick-up and drop-off points are really hard to find, so I waited for more than 40 minutes at the JR station, and finally had to walk for nearly half an hour to the hotel with a big bag on my back. After arguing with the lobby for a long time, I was finally upgraded to a window room. Looking out the window is the tourist attraction Hashigawa Rock. The room is very large, probably the largest room I have ever stayed in a Japanese hotel. The breakfast and dinner buffet is very good, with a wide variety of options, the hot spring environment is also good, and drinks are free to drink. There are happy hours in the afternoon and evening. It feels like you can stay in the hotel for a whole day. In comparison, Mercure in China is really too bad