3-Star Hotels in Wakayama

Very cost-effective hotel. The room is very clean and tidy, and the hotel's service is also very good. If you arrive early, your luggage can be kept for you. The breakfast variety is rich and delicious for the price. It is very convenient to go to the city center with JR. I will stay here again when I go to Tokushima in the future.

There is still room for improvement in the details. It is very good after renovation. One night and two meals are recommended. The bathroom is not too big. The milk is delicious. It is a quiet fishing village. The girls' bathrobes can be selected in style and size. The window is beautiful in the morning, noon and evening. You can also watch the stars by the sea

The price-performance ratio is very high. It should be the best hotel I have stayed in for no less than 20 times in Japan. It is well-equipped, clean and tidy. The room is large, well-structured, and has good soundproofing. Except for the breakfast and the slightly thinner food variety than some other hotels, it can be said that there are no shortcomings. I can give 90-95 points out of 100 points! I was too tired to take pictures, but I really recommend it!

The hotel has a computer at the entrance for checking in, which is a hassle for the customer, who has to do all the work, and it is slower than doing a normal check in. In any case, they have two employees helping, who could do the work themselves. The hotel is OK, a bit old. Breakfast is buffet style, and it is quite weak.

It's an old hotel with good hygiene, average location and quiet surrounding. There is not much business around, and you have to go a little further to eat and drink. There are toiletries and maps in the lobby, which is quite convenient.

The hotel has a quiet environment and is suitable for self-driving tours. The rooms are comfortable and clean. When taking a shower, you have to boil the water and wait about 5 minutes for hot water. The hotel staff are very kind and they provide a welcome drink when you check in. The breakfast restaurant is on the fifth floor, the hot spring is on the third floor, there are massage chairs and coffee and tea buffets in the lounge on the second floor, and there is a souvenir shop in the lobby.

I spent two nights with my family during the Obon holiday. There is good access by route bus from Wakayama City Station, and it is convenient to get off at Masagocho bus stop or Prefectural Office Main Gate. There is a convenience store nearby, so the location is good. The staff was very kind and courteous throughout my stay, and I felt very comfortable. Not only the rooms but also every corner of the hotel is thoroughly cleaned, so you can spend your time in a clean environment. One disappointing point is the aging of the air conditioning equipment. Even when set to MAX, the room temperature never dropped below 26℃. They kindly accommodated my request for a room change, but they did not resolve the issue. However, we were able to get through the tropical night by being lent a circulator. Due to the air conditioning, the facility's rating is a little low, but if you change the season, I think it would be a perfect score. I would like to use it again in the cooler months.

Location is very good and near JR station. Complimentary breakfast is a plus. However, there is no Onsen or public bath. Bathroom is rather small. Overall it’s good value for the money paid :)

As soon as I entered the corridor and buried the room, I already felt good. There is a small entrance before entering the room, and I feel that the design is very meticulous. Sitting on the terrace listening to the sound of the rain feels good healing, and after the heavy rain, the sound of the waves is even more intoxicated. There are some thoughts, open a terrace glass door, and listen to the sound of the waves. If it is not a big rain, the weather is a little cold, it is really a stage bath. Breakfast with sea view and dinner, preparation, all Greek dishes, very careful, super satisfied.

We absolutely cannot contain our elation when recalling our recent stay at this remarkable hotel. From the moment we stepped into the elevator adorned with personalized name cards, my husband and I were enveloped in the warm embrace of hospitality. The attention to detail and the genuine kindness of the staff made us feel like VIP guests. They also thoughtfully provided a bucket for us to indulge in the glowing enchantment of firecrackers and even tidied the mess up afterwards. But the best memory of our stay here was definitely the culinary experience given by the chef extraordinaire — Master Chef Matsuki. His creations were nothing short of a gastronomic revelation. Each dish was a testament to his unwavering dedication and profound respect for the ingredients. Oh, the flavors — titillating all our taste buds in every bite. And the generosity of Chef Matsuki in sharing his culinary wisdom, guiding us on how to savor each morsel, elevated the entire dining experience to sheer perfection. The language barrier was no obstacle to the remarkable team of staff members who graced us with their presence. Their command of the English language was commendable, and even those who were not entirely fluent went above and beyond to cater to our every whim and need. Their genuine desire to assist us was palpable, leaving us feeling truly valued and cared for. I am already making plans to return with my beloved family, as I know they too deserve to bask in the unparalleled warmth and luxury that this establishment exudes. This hotel has set the bar impossibly high, redefining the meaning of hospitality and creating memories that will be cherished for a lifetime. So if you seek a hotel experience that transcends mere accommodation and transforms into a symphony of opulence, impeccable service, and culinary artistry, then look no further. This is the epitome of hospitality, a sanctuary where dreams come true, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who craves an unforgettable journey of indulgence and delight.