Ryokans in Miyazu

With Amanohashidate Beach reachable in a 2-minute walk, Taikyourou provides accommodations, a restaurant, an open-air bath, a garden, and a terrace.

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Henri

From

Finland

excellent place stay and have holiday! views was great, style of the hotel was traditional Japanese, wich i really like! Also dinner was super nice! Highly recommended to try it!

Charoku Bekkan is a recently renovated ryokan in Miyazu where guests can make the most of its open-air bath and garden.

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Daniel

From

United States

The breakfast and dinner was amazing and intricate with unique flavours. Our host made a lot of effort to explain the food to us in English. The room (seaview was exceptional) was beautifully decorated and comfortable. Service (including check in and check out) was like a performance art. Onsen was pretty and you can see both if you time things right.

A good location for a hassle-free stay in Miyazu, Monjusou is a ryokan surrounded by views of the sea.

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Mary

From

United States

Location was stunning. The garden outside of our first floor room, along the canal was peaceful and serene. I loved that they provided a futon mat to sit/lay down on to enjoy the outside as well. Our room was large and beautifully appointed. Loved making coffee in the room each morning and enjoying the view. Beds extremely comfortable and cozy. The private in-room onsen was delightful. We had a fabulous time riding along the peninsula on the one speed bicycles provided by the hotel.

Monjusou Shourotei provides a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within a 5-minute walk of Amanohashidate Beach and 200 yards of Chionji Temple.

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Sarah

From

United States

This was as perfect an experience as we could have hoped for. Every attention to detail came together to make this stay absolutely exquisite.

A 8-minute walk from Amanohashidate Beach in Miyazu, Amano Hashidate Hotel features accommodations with access to a public bath and open-air bath.

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Sajith

From

Singapore

The room was big with futon area and western beds, Onsen was nice and comfy as well. Our room has a great morn sea view. Love the breakfast.

Hotel Kitanoya offers rooms with ocean views just a 6-minute walk from Amanohashidate Train Station. It features hot-spring baths and a Japanese restaurant.

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Siriporn

From

Thailand

Room is spacious and beautiful. The view is spectacular. Staffs are super friendly and provide the excellent services.

Seikiro has served guests for 320 years and is a registered cultural landmark.

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Edwin Octavana

From

Indonesia

Loving every single of it! Got to experience traditional stay of Ryokan. Will definitely come back!

瑠璃浜 features a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 3.1 miles of Manai Shrine and 3.2 miles of Motoise Kono Shrine.

The Gran Resort Amanohashidate enjoys a location in Miyazu, a 12-minute walk from Motoise Kono Shrine and 0.7 miles from Tango Regional Museum of Contemporary Art.

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Lori

From

United States

Loved our kaiseki dinner and breakfast in the tatami room.

Hotel Tango Nakamura So offers a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 1.8 miles of Amanohashidate Beach and 1.7 miles of Chionji Temple.

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Kerloc'h

From

Canada

This one is hard to rate. The room was very comfortable (tatami floor with futons), spacious and clean. There's a fridge, a lavabo and a tv. The staff was nice. There's a good sushi restaurant downstairs. For westerners : there's no bathroom in the building, you have to go to the sento across the street and it's a traditional one. I liked it but it can be unsettling for some. Yukata is provided. Also walking distance from the train station. Very close to the bus stop which takes you to Amanohashidate park but beware, the bus doesn't run very often. I found out randomly that we can rent bikes for free from the Amanohashidatesou hotel and we can give them back way later than the other rental shops which was a big plus for me. I don't know why it's not advertised. I found out only because I was walking by this hotel, saw the bikes outside, and asked if they were for rent.