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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Diana

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United States

Truly beautiful and delicious meals. It is absolutely worth getting the meals included. Every meal was a different surprise each time and featured unique seasonal and local delicacies. The local sake and pine juice were great! The view was wonderful and exactly as the listing described/showed. Our window view was right up close to the turning bridge. The staff were so kind and helpful. It was a relaxing and exceptionally enjoyable stay for the traditional ryokan experience. I loved the baths for soaking. Because there are limited guests, I often had the public bath to myself and they were always clean and well stocked. It felt much more intimate to stay here. The ryokan is right in the "heart" of activities with gift shops, restaurants, and notable sites nearby. Notably, there is a quaint gift shop inside too. It is easily walkable to Amanohashidate Station. Also, this ryokan has a side entrance/area for guests to tidy up after visiting the beach. Very considerate and showcases the spirit of omotenashi.

A 11-minute walk from Amanohashidate Beach, Genmyoan features 4-star accommodations in the Amanohashidate Onsen district of Miyazu.

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Andrew Ross

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Japan

The food, onsen and good views!

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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Xiaofang

From

United States

Very nice traditional Japanese ryokan.

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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Nindiya

From

Indonesia

So close to the station, very convenient. My room looked exactly like in the picture w/ a beautiful sea view of Amanohashidate & the bay. I stayed there in July, during summer, and the AC was super cold, which I really appreciated. In the bathroom they have make up cleanser, toner, lotion by Pola very convenient. They also provide some product for men, shaving cream, aftershave & lotion. I also enjoyed the foot onsen at the back of the hotel, really relaxing. The garden at the back also offers a gorgeous sea view, perfect for unwinding. There’s a nice restaurant just a one-minute walk away, located on the second floor above a shop that sells food, sweets & knickknacks. It’s also easy to access the temple, ferry tour station and some charming little shops nearby. Don’t forget to stop by a lovely cafe right by the water, it's overlooking the rotating red bridge, they serve lovely desserts.

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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Nessman

From

Canada

Beautiful Hot Springs, very pleasant staff, and very beautiful facilities.

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

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Rojanayol

From

Thailand

Authenticity of the place.

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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Bethany Henderson

From

United States

The hotel is dated -- straight out of the 1980s. While clean, it is definitely worn and showing its age. We stayed in a ryokan-style room and used the onsen, which was well-appointed and overlooked the bay. Daily fresh yukatas were provided along with fresh towels. The view from our room was beautiful, and the hotel is right on the boardwalk making an easy walk to a grocery store, some local sites, and restaurants. The proprietor was a lovely gentleman, and clearly very proud of his hotel and area -- gave us a great restaurant recommendation. Area maps provided in multiple languages proved very useful.