Hotels in Nachikatsuura with Swimming Pools

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My husband and I spent two nights at Nakanoshima and were exceedingly pleased with the experience. It's about a 4 hour ride on a limited express train from Nagoya to Kii-Katsuura, but it's a scenic and pleasant trip. The day we arrived, the first boat to the island wasn't scheduled until 1:30 pm, so a driver met us at the station to collect our luggage (pre-arranged in advance), and since it was raining quite heavily, he then drove us to a nearby pier with a food court and pointed out where to find the boat. We enjoyed terrific sushi at a small counter and then hopped the boat to the island where the ryokan is located. The rain had stopped by then and the brief boat ride was a serene experience. The public spaces are beautiful and they leave out complimentary treats for guests to enjoy, like ice cream pops. We booked a standard room with a sea view and were astounded by the gorgeous view of the bay. The room was spacious and comfortable with plenty of storage, a sitting area with a view and a large bathroom with a separate toilet stall and a shower room with a small tub (not an onsen). Everyone we met was very attentive, kind and helpful. The food at breakfast and dinner was delicious and beautifully presented. We booked a private onsen twice for a reasonable fee. It includes both indoor and outdoor onsens with sea views and a well-equipped changing area. The first evening we went after dinner and watched a spectacular lightning display from the outdoor tub. We booked the boat and a taxi the following morning to visit Nachi Falls and the forest and temples along the Daimonzaka walking trail (a small section of the Kumano Kodo trail). Nakanoshima is a terrific base from which to explore this very scenic area of Japan and a lovely destination on its own if you want to relax and enjoy the hot springs and amenities.

A thousand and thousand-hiro location where there is an inn when you pass through a small tunnel. The receptionist is envious of feeling premium. The location with ocean view is also quite good, but since it is in the harbor, the waves are calm, but it is different from overlooking the sea. The room I stayed in was a Japanese-style room type. It was made with a feeling before the renovation, but it is enough to spend the night and consider that the main body is a hot spring. Meals are standard buffet style at Yukai Resort. Among them, there are many local dishes and local gourmet food. In addition to seafood, there are dishes using mandarin oranges and Kumano beef. Breakfast is also buffet style, and you can enjoy self-service bowls, local udon noodles, and handmade French toast. The hot springs are small in terms of the size of the hotel, but I am very satisfied because there is a bedrock bath. The bedrock bath is a reservation system and is a change system every hour. It is a system that writes the name at the time when you want to use it. It was the end of the year, but it was a weekday, so it was vacant. In addition, there are manga corners, massage machines, and kids corners, which are perfect for spending time like a super public bath.