Miyazu Hotels with Parking

The young proprietress is very caring and thoughtful. She provides us with a lot of local travel information, including local food maps, tourist route details, bus timetables, luggage storage, etc. She also drove us to the station. Thank you very much for her help! The hotel is antique, the bathhouse is clean and warm, the breakfast is rich and delicious, it is a very quiet and beautiful place!

Hotel location is very good, soaking in the hot springs, you can see the whole picture of the overpass. The hotel is on the mountain and can hear a lot of insects at night. 😁 occasionally small bugs fly in the evening. Dinner is Japanese, breakfast can choose Japanese and Western.

This hotel is very historic and clean. If you can't live in Amanohashidate, it's pretty convenient. It's about 15 minutes walk to the train station. There is a department store nearby and there are many restaurants upstairs to choose from. The breakfast is Japanese, simple and delicious. The counter clerk can speak a little English, so communication is not a big problem. The toilets are shared and very clean. Most of the guests are Japanese and very polite.

The sea view room I booked was not big but had a big terrace. The dinner included in the room was very good, but I was still a little uncomfortable with the Japanese breakfast, but it was very exquisite! It's not far from Amanohashidate Station and the cable car. There is an express train from Amanohashidate to Kyoto at 9:50 every morning. You can also take this bus to Osaka or Kobe by going to Fukuchiyama to change buses. Although the price is a bit more expensive, about 900 yen per person, it's worth it to catch the 11 o'clock bus to Kobe!

I got a full course meal with mix of European and Japanese cuisine for dinner and breakfast. Incidentally my room was facing east and towards the bay, so I could catch the sunrise. At 530 am I could see the buildings across the bay waking up. The room given to me was very big, could easily fit a family in there.

Hotel location is very good for self driving travelers. The hotel is a traditional building with very good service. The staff are friendly. There were two issues due to our room location. One of them was our room located next to the public toilet. When we passed through the toilet going back to the room, it was a bit smelly. The second issue was the guest making noise by stepping around upstairs during the midnight. Other than that, the hotel itself is fantastic.

The location of Sakamotoya is simply amazing. Just turn left from the cruise ship terminal at Amanohashidate Station. Across the road is the bus stop to Ine, and there is also a cable car 🚡 to go up the mountain for sightseeing. Bought a two-day pass to completely save the cost of travel. After arriving, we stored our luggage by ourselves and then went to Ine. Checked in after 3 o'clock, the owner had already prepared tatami in the room on the second floor. The room was spacious for 4 people. The first floor is the public area. The toilet is at the end of the second floor. The bathroom is very Japanese with a hot tub and the water temperature is very warm. In short, I am satisfied.

The quality of the food is high, the room is comfortable, and the surrounding environment is quiet. Helpless geographical problem, if you drag luggage, it will be very convenient, by the flyover standing to go to a long road is extremely difficult. A male person in charge and a mother-in-law in the store are not too friendly, but the mother-in-law with glasses is excellent.

Wonderful hostel! The girl on the reception is most helpful and friendly. It is 7-10 minutes from the bus stop, partially uphill, but the breathtaking view from terrace is worth it. Dinner and breakfast is substantial and tasty, free tea and coffee all day long. In the bathroom they have a small but nice sento! I highly recommend it!

The main building looks much older than the annex (which is a restored old era building across the street) in terms of maintenance, can't complain about room cleanliness, it's very clean, but the lobby has a strong smell of food as the seafood restaurant is located in the same space. Some rooms only have a toilet and sink, no shower (the shared big japanese bath in in the annex).