Best Hotels in Kyotango
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Centrale Hotel Kyotango ★★★
"neat and tidy room"
Kasyouen Hotel ★★★★
"If you visit by train, it is convenient to have a shuttle bus, and the beach is a 10-minute walk away, so you can enjoy the sunset. The facilities are clean, and there is an open-air hot spring, so you can relax and have a good time."
LiVEMAX RESORT KYOTANGO SEA FRONT ★★★
"I stayed here for one night with my family. The front desk was staffed by a Nepalese person who was very polite and friendly with even the smallest details. The staff were all very welcoming, and even though we had a 5-year-old child, we had no problems with meals or baths. The room had a relaxing atmosphere and was clean, and the view from the tub bath in the room was amazing, so we went in six times. There was a park along the seaside, which made my child very happy. The sea is right in front of us, so I'd like to stay here again in the summer. It was a very satisfying family trip."
Livemax Resort Yuhigaura Kitu Onsen ★★★★
"We stayed in a trailer room for two people. We went to the hotel from Yuhigaura-Kitsu Onsen Station on the Kyotango Railway. As we approached the station, we could easily spot the hotel from the train, and it was conveniently located just a short walk away. The underfloor heating and humidifier made for a comfortable stay. I forgot to take pictures of the room, but it was a tight squeeze for two people; it would be perfect for one person. There were instructions in the room on how to use the sofa bed, which was helpful. When using the sofa as a bed, the center table got in the way, making the room feel cramped. A simpler, foldable table would have made it even more convenient. We were also able to use the hot springs in the main building, and the breakfast was the same as for guests staying in the main building, with some items available for refills, and it was delicious. We were also able to freely tour the old inn, making it a more comfortable stay than we had imagined."
Resorpia Kumihama ★★★
"Breakfast and the hot springs were both better than expected!"
Kissuien Stay&Food ★★
"Probably few people are bored enough to hang out in this place. The hotel is clean, the breakfast is rich, and it is particularly boring. It is a 50-minute drive from Kinosaki Onsen (also quite boring)."
Jukaitei ★★★★
"We had a full course of crab dishes, including over 200,000 yen worth of Taiza crab for two people, which was very delicious, but the staff were all foreign, and the explanations were in a foreign accent, which half the atmosphere was lost, which was a bit sad. We stayed in the best room on the third floor, but we did not feel any hospitality or warmth that you would expect from a ryokan. I understand the recent cost-cutting measures, but it felt like they had cut costs too much and had not thought about the comfort of the guests. It has been said since ancient times that a ryokan is determined by its female owner, but I think there are many ways to improve the soft aspects. On the morning of our check-out, we were the only group there, and it was only five or six steps to the front door, but the female owner, who was there, did not even say a final goodbye. We will never go again, but for the sake of future guests, I hope they will study more about how the ryokan business should be and welcome them with sincerity."
Ukawa Onsen Yoshino No Sato ★
"Very worth staying, breakfast is a must"
Hotel Ichiboukan ★★★
"Very friendly staff. Great crab dinner meals... a few steps away from the beach, which was beautiful...."
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Kyoto Taizaonsen Sumiheiryokan
"During our annual pilgrimage to the Hokuriku and San'in regions in Western Honshu, we’ve stayed at some of Japan’s finest properties that combine high-quality accommodations with an extraordinary Zuwai-gani (Snow crab) dining experience. Nishimuraya Honkan, Yado Shiontei, Monjusou Shorotei, and Bouyourou have all been notable standouts, yet there remained one prominent destination on our to-visit list: Taiza Onsen Sumihei, tucked away on the Tango Peninsula in Kyoto Prefecture. Before I describe our experience at Sumihei, it’s worth delving into the world of Snow crab and its regional distinctions, because in Japan, not all crabs are created equal. Zuwai-gani, the generic term for Snow crab, is a winter delicacy spanning Shimane, Tottori, Hyogo, Kyoto, Fukui, Ishikawa, and Toyama Prefectures. While Snow crabs are also found as far north as Hokkaido, the taste quality noticeably diminishes beyond Toyama. Male crabs are called Zuwai-gani, while females are referred to as Seko-gani or Kobako-gani; in Kyoto’s Tango region, the females are called Koppe-gani. Beni Zuwai-gani (Red Snow Crab) is a different species with a more muted flavor. The Snow crab season runs from early November to early March, and tourists flock to the region primarily during this period to feast on these crustaceans. Taiza-gani can legally be fished only from November 7 to March 20. The Sea of Japan provides perfect conditions for Snow crab: icy waters averaging 2°C (the Pacific Ocean side averages 10°C), rich in nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus, create firm, crisp meat packed with umami. When you taste it, the sweetness spreads immediately and lingers. During our 2022 stay at Bouyourou, the executive chef described it poetically, and I can only echo his words: there is a subtle poetry in a perfectly cooked Snow crab. Zuwai-gani are sold under a range of brand names depending on where they are caught and where they land. Only the best, based on weight, firmness, color, and absence of blemishes, earn top-tier branding, with hand-attached tags denoting their distinction. Seven major Snow crab brands dominate Western Japan, recognized widely through a Hankyu Travel survey: • Echizen-gani: Landed in Fukui Prefecture, historically Echizen Province; dubbed the "King of Snow crabs." • Matsuba-gani: Found in southern Hyogo, Tottori, Shimane, and parts of Kyoto. • Taiza-gani: From Taiza on the Tango Peninsula. • Maizuru-kani: Large crabs from Maizuru, Kyoto Prefecture. • Kano-gani: Ishikawa Prefecture. The name comes from the first kanji in the names KAga and NOto (two former feudal domains which now comprises Ishikawa). • Tsuiyama-kani: From Tsuiyama in Hyogo Prefecture. • Shibayama-gani: From Shibayama in Hyogo Prefecture. While Echizen-gani is often hailed as the pinnacle of Snow crab, Taiza-gani occasionally commands similar auction prices due to its unique flavor, texture, and rarity. Only five fishing boats operate out of Taiza Port, and winter conditions often prevent "
Umashiyado Totoya
"Good experience"
Taiza Onsen Sumihei
"It was awesome!"
Hotel Soka
"The location of the hotel is relatively rural. From the road, the building is very low-key, but entering the inside is infected by the warm and elegant atmosphere, especially when you come to the room, the floor-to-ceiling windows on both walls can see the beautiful scenery from the lake sunset, and the sunset time is reflected in the sunset. Dinner is a surprise, the crab meat package is launched in winter, but the Italian cooking method is used, the rich sauce makes the crab meat very delicious, the soup, spaghetti, pancakes are unforgettable, the grilled crab meat is then dipped in the crab paste sauce, rich in layers. Breakfast bread basket scrambled egg cheese, full weight, fresh and healthy. Every staff member. Very proactive and courteous, will nod to say hello until the guests leave. The introduction of the dishes is as hard as possible in English as possible, which made my stay very pleasant. In addition, the hotel also has a hot spring although not big, but because there are not many guests, I am a person to use, open-air massage hot spring can see the lake and the starry sky can enjoy a quiet atmosphere."
Hekisuien
"The hot springs were very pleasant. The location is also great."
Shizuka Hanaogi
"The food was good"
Seaside Satake
"I went there as soon as it was renovated. For my second stay, I stayed in the renovated room. It was clean, not too small, not too large, and the bath was comfortable. The staff were very friendly, and the crab was the best. I was very satisfied with the volume of the crab, which was enough to fill me up."
[Panoramic view of the sea!] 28 minutes by car to Kinosaki Onsen
"Clean environment and you can cook and bbq there. Place is quiet and relaxing."
Mansukero
"The waiters are superb and the food is of excellent quality."
Shorenkan Yoshinoya
"It was an ocean view room with a Japanese feel. I was particularly impressed with the service from the staff. I had really good memories because the manager(?) guided me so kindly."
Nagomian Sora to Umi
"The price/performance ratio is too high. The view is great. I will book this hotel again."
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More Information About Kyotango Hotels
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Number of reviews |
315 |
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Total properties |
74 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 559 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 590 |
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Kissuien Stay&Food |
FAQs About Hotels in Kyotango
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What are the most popular hotels in Kyotango?
There are many popular options for hotels in Kyotango. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Kissuien Stay&Food (from CAD 81), LiVEMAX RESORT KYOTANGO SEA FRONT (from CAD 60) and Resorpia Kumihama (from CAD 105) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Kyotango?
The average price for hotels in Kyotango is CAD 559 for weekdays, and CAD 590 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Kyotango?
Livemax Resort Yuhigaura Kitu Onsen (from CAD 48),Yuhigaura Onsen Ryokan Yuhigaura (from CAD 88) and LiVEMAX RESORT KYOTANGO SEA FRONT (from CAD 60) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which popular hotels in Kyotango offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Kissuien Stay&Food (from CAD 81), LiVEMAX RESORT KYOTANGO SEA FRONT (from CAD 60) and Resorpia Kumihama (from CAD 105) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Kyotango have swimming pools?
Resorpia Kumihama (from CAD 105) provides a good swimming pool. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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What are the best sap hotels in Kyotango?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Resorpia Kumihama (from CAD 105), Kyoto Taizaonsen Sumiheiryokan (from CAD 563) and Kasyouen Hotel (from CAD 368) provide wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Kyotango are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? LiVEMAX RESORT KYOTANGO SEA FRONT (from CAD 60), Resorpia Kumihama (from CAD 105) and Livemax Resort Yuhigaura Kitu Onsen (from CAD 48) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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What are best luxury hotels in Kyotango?
Kyotango has many wonderful luxury hotels with good service. Ujo Soan (Adult Only) (from CAD 450) is a popular choice of visitors.
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