Kyukamura Kishu-Kada

What a great trip. It takes about 2 hours from Osaka to Kyukamura Hotel. Take the Nankai Limited Express from Namba, heading for Wakayama City, a total of 8 stops (terminal station) without leaving the station and transfer to the opposite station, heading for Nankai-Katai, a total of 7 stops, exit the station. There is a free hotel bus pick-up (the bus driver will wait to greet you at the subway exit). The hotel bus timetable is attached. The hotel includes breakfast and dinner, which is very rich. (set meal + buffet) When you check in, you will be asked to choose whether each set meal is Japanese style. It’s still Western style. To be honest, the food is really good. The set meals are exquisite and fresh. There are also many buffet items. I especially like the ice cream in the hotel. Most of the people in the hotel are Japanese elders. They don’t accept tour groups at the moment, so it’s very worth going. Once, you can bathe in the hot springs at any time except at noon. There are indoor and outdoor hot spring pools. If you go to bathe at night, you can watch the stars while bathing. Lunch is also available in the restaurant on the second floor, with set meals and a la carte curry rice, ramen, etc.

[Facilities/Landscape] The hotel is located on a hill with a wonderful view of the sea and is separated from the world below, giving it a resort feel both in terms of scenery and mood, making it a hotel that you will want to stay for a long time. You can enjoy panoramic views of the ocean and islands from the guest rooms, lobby, public bath, and restaurant. Given the direction, I think you can see sunsets all year round. [Room] I felt that the small details such as the small wall clock, bath towel rack, and easy-to-use bedside lighting were well thought out. Also, Simmons' bed was incredibly comfortable. [Dinner] The natural Kueh hotpot course was delicious. There was a buffet in addition to the course, but it was enough even without it. I was grateful that she made rice porridge for me when I said, ``Shall I make it?'' The only drawback is that the venue and tables are a little small. [Breakfast] Even though it was a buffet, a set of dishes came out first. The rice balls made on the spot with a wide variety of ingredients to choose from were very delicious. [Large bath] The sea view from the open-air bath was breathtaking.

A vacation village in Kada. It is located on a hill overlooking the coast with a spectacular view of the Awashima Strait. I used it for a day trip bath. The view from the open-air bath is truly amazing. Bathing fee 1300 yen.

I was satisfied with the room, the food and the view. Sakurakan's premium twin rooms are all flat, with two washrooms, a spacious toilet and bathroom, and many other attractive features. I was impressed with the attention to detail, such as slippers for the hotel, clips with room numbers, and small items for drying clothes. The facial beauty trea**ent was also pleasant, and I would like to repeat it with different seasons and dishes. The reason I deducted one star is the parking. Due to the large number of customers, the manners of parking spaces are bad. I was amazed at the old man who calmly intercepted and honked until he parked.