Ryokans in Wakayama

This onsen hotel has everything I was looking for. The Tatami room is nice and big. The buffet breakfast and dinner offer great variation of foods. The distance to train and bus station is ok. The onsen is super nice. And all the staffs were great and super friendly. I would like to come back. I was super relaxed when I left this place. Thank you Yukai Resort.

Amazing experience at all levels, the lodging was perfect, I was expecting something basic but it was rather similar to a ryokan, big rooms with confortable futons, traditional Japanese furnitures, yukata, complimentary tea in the room, good and very diversified meals, commun and private sento with a big bath tub. Highly spiritual moments on the fire ceremony and the morning prayer, moreover we had a free tour of more than an hour to learn a lot on oesoteric buddhism and the ancient history of the place.

Comfortable tatami room with futon beds. Lots of storage space for luggage. Very friendly and patient host, he took a lot of time to explain everything for us, giving advice for restaurants and breakfast locations.

It a beautiful temple, it is very well kept. The room was very spacious and comfortable, all in tatami floor, tastefully decorated, very clean and well maintained, with aircon available and even a TV. I loved that there was a complimentary tea, a yukata and a toothbrush. The temple has a bath (onsen) available and a morning prayer ceremony.

All good. We chk-in after 7pm due to flight delay. Staff gave us clear instruction to collect apartment key from the locker. Apartment fully equipped with all kind of appliances for our convenience. Place is clean, new and well kept. Highly recommeded for family and group of friends. 1 room with 2x Single bed. 1 room with Double bed. 1 room with tatami and futon beds. Bathroom with onsen bath tub. Ample free parking available. Good security system. Balcony with Sea View.

You are warmly welcomed by the monks who explain the program of your stay. Whilst dressed in your supplied yukata, you eat dinner and breakfast, creating a ryokan feel to your stay. The morning prayer was very uplifting and a wonderful experience to observe. The in-house onsen was an added bonus and very warming.

Staff are really nice and accommodating. Our room is really clean. A great place to experience Ryokan (A type of traditional Japanese inn that typically features tatami-matted rooms, communal baths, and other public areas)and Kaiseki (traditional multi-course Japanese dinner). You also get to experience the morning prayer. Location is also walking distance to some of the tourist spots and a 15-20min. walk from bus station. Excellent experience for us! Highly Recommended!

The property had an onsen. The room was a traditional tatami room with futons to sleep in. We needed to have luggage moved to another guest house as we were trekking, and the weight of our backpacks would have slowed us down. The guest house staff arranged for a transport company to collect out packs the next day and it arrived at the destination the same day. Brilliant service and so grateful for their help.

Very welcoming monks Very close to the bus station and at a walking distance from the temples (careful, you must be back to the ryokan by 5pm) Dinner and breakfast (vegetarian) are delicious and served directly in the room The room was cosy and traditional, with comfortable futons, and yukatas are available There is a large hot tub, similar to an onsen to be shared with the other guests, this is where you shower too (you must be comfortable with nudity) We attended the morning ceremony, a unique moment