Hotels near Saigoku 33-Temple Kannon Sacred Pilgrimage No.1 - Nachisan Seiganto-ji Temple, Nachikatsuura

Pals Inn, I really feel that although the facilities are general, the service and location are very satisfying. When we went, it was just the strong typhoon that faced the next day. The front desk uncle, although not very good at English, was very nice to answer questions. In front of the hotel is Nazhi Beach, and then take a little road is Nazhi JR Station, where there is a bus of Kumano, convenient to play Kumano Ancient Road, Nachi Waterfall... World Natural Heritage. In particular, you can go to the sister hotel (Katsuura Royal Garden) with hot springs. (Because the hot springs are hot, the wind is coming from behind, and the hotel also specially sends us a car to return to the Pals Inn, where the service is first class.) Quiet and quiet, playing calmly. I like the quiet and quiet experience, the intimate and real experience. If you like to be busy, you don't have to choose.

経営が替わって2017年6月にリニューアルオープンとある。変え切れなかったようだが、少なくともかつての共済施設としての甘さは今はないようだ。 天然温泉ではないらしいが、いわば成分的には何ppm・ppbの違いだけ。日帰り入浴もあるから連泊しても入浴を楽しめようか。 海側・街側に那智大滝の遠景と周囲の景色は部屋の位置によっていろいろあるが、波打ち際というロケーションは私的には貴重である。夏休みには北側の浜が一大海水浴場となるらしい。 一人分の宿泊プランがあってビジネス利用みたいな2食付きで予約した。しかし予測は外れ、料金の割には立派な食事であった。量もちょうどよかった。 平日は少しは無理が効くらしい。 いずれ晴れた日に国道42号線や紀勢線が走る宇久井の岬に続く対岸の海岸線を楽しみに連泊して日の出・夕焼けも眺めてみたいものである。 新月ころの大潮の干満を眺めることが出来たが、街灯がなければ星空はもっと見事であっただろうか。

The room in the Japanese style room is not new, but the view was large and relaxed. The dishes were more delicious than I expected for evening breakfast. The volume was also full. I was glad that it was not a yukata but a room dress or a disposable slipper, not a vinyl slipper. The card attached to the slipper in the public bath is unkind. Why is it broken?

Plan Kumano Sanzan, rent a car from Nanki Shirahama Airport, and stay at this inn after Nachi Falls. There was only a cooking inn, and the dinner and breakfast were very delicious. There are many dishes, especially the dried cherry blossoms that I had for breakfast were bought at a nearby store where I was taught that they were so delicious, and I am still immersed in the afterglow. The bath is small, but it is reserved at night and in the morning, probably because there are many people crossing Urashima. I was able to be there slowly. The best thing about that was the customer service attitude of the working person 々. It was an inn that I felt that I was being treated from my heart and wanted to stay if I had a chance to go again. The difficulty is １ The smell of the drain from the toilet.

Amazing quality and service, value for money. The dinner and breakfast buffe also amzing even for Japanese. There are quite variety of foods, fresh sea foods, roast beef, italian foods, chinese foods and traditional Japanese foods. Additioanlly, desert selection is quite lots. Thte hotel has two public bath including outside hot tabs in sea front. Also having a facility of bedrock bath and foot bath overlooking the Katsuura bay. The room charge also amazing, worth for money.

Après avoir aimé et arpenté de nombreuses contrées en Asie comme dans plus de 100 pays de ce vaste monde en soixante ans, j’ai vécu en cet endroit la cinquième étape de mon second voyage au Japon trop longtemps reporté cause Covid et bien trop marquant pour ne pas avoir envie d’y retourner… Professionnel du voyage, auteur de guides touristiques basé au Maroc, j’ai découvert ce superbe «Ryokan», ses bains d’eau sulfureuse et chaude à souhait, ses prestations et service, comme son exceptionnel rapport qualité/prix dans un pays dont la réputation est d’être excessivement cher ne font qu’agrémenter ce séjour. Exceptionnel n’est donc pas un vain mot pour décrire cet établissement où l’on va de surprises en surprises en découvrant sa «chambre », ainsi qu’une cuisine délicieuse et finement présentée… Un régal pour les yeux… Un ravissement pour les papilles… Et un nouvel art de vivre en revêtant la tenue de samouraï que l’ensemble des convives portent pour aller dîner… Paix de l’âme et tranquillité de l’esprit sont les maîtres mots de cette demeure dont le passé se conjugue avec le monde d’aujourd’hui dans un environnement d’une exceptionnelle beauté.

１０ This is my first visit in a year. Even if you use a car or public institution, it takes ８ time, so it's hard to go. However, it is an inn that makes you want to come again. After all, Hotel Urashima is a hot spring! The cave hot springs while watching the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean can be said to be unique. Not only that, it is a theme park of hot springs such as Takinoyu that dyes out between the rocks and Iso no Yu where hot and lukewarm water can be alternately enjoyed. Considering the accommodation costs, you can enjoy this kind of hot spring, so it feels like it comes with a ”bonus”. I think it's a sufficient level to think so. For those who want to eat in a calm space or want to eat sophisticated dishes, we recommend a course without meals. Because it is like a hotel in the whole peninsula, it is close to the front desk and the main building near the forgotten cave, or it is close to Genbu cave, but there is a distance to the cherry blossom building far from the hotel entrance. The view from the main building is the quiet inland sea, and the view from the Nagisakan and the Sanchokan has a unique personality on the Pacific side. I want to go again １０ years later.

I've been here for wedding anniversaries, and I give full marks to all facilities, services, and meals. After a simple check-in procedure at the reception room at the pier, a service staff will lead the way to the pier with luggage to board the boat. It takes about 5 minutes to get to the island. All rooms are sea view rooms, and the standard Japanese-style rooms are large and spacious, and you can also see dolphins. The hot spring facilities and supplies are very high, the landscape is first-class, and 2 private baths need to be booked in advance, 3,500 yen for 50 minutes. There is a walking path on the top of the island, and there is a foot bath at the top, where you can soak your feet while watching the Pacific Ocean. When the weather is good, you can go up in the morning to watch the sunrise. The bar serves coffee and tea in the afternoon, and sake, plum wine, and snacks from 7pm. The aisle inside serves free beer from 3pm, and Hokkaido milk ice cream is served all day, all free. Dinner and breakfast are standard Japanese meals, and dinner is a kaiseki cuisine, and the beef is very good! In general, it is an island hot spring hotel with full marks for ritual, experience, and privacy, and it is worth taking the time to experience it.

Kumano Sea is right in front of you. The entrance is on the 4th floor, with a front desk and a viewing terrace. However, due to the unfortunate weather and gloomy outlook during our visit, we did not use the observation terrace. The rooms were located on the 1st to 5th floors. At check-in, the front desk showed us the location of the front desk, elevators, rooms, bathrooms, and restaurant on a small map of the building, which was very convenient. The dining location was a restaurant, but due to the coronavirus, seats were spaced apart. Since we visited in July, where different menus are prepared depending on the season, we decided to try ``tuna.'' A menu was placed on the table. Seafood is the main dish, but Kumano beef loin teppanyaki is also available. It's not a big deal, but I think it's ”satisfactory”. The baths consist of a large bath, silk skin bath, ceramic bath, and open-air bath, but you have to go down the stairs to access the ceramic bath and open-air bath. Unfortunately, the weather was not good, so the view was not satisfactory.

It’s not easy to find, it’s not recommended if it’s not a self-driving car. The house is very large and clean but very cold. The nearby shops closed early and the kitchens are fully equipped. There is a very famous hot spring nearby, so you must go to bubble