那智勝浦町の旅館

Sarah ドイツ

The room is very large, the bed is a bit firm. Friendly and helpful staff. The Japanese breakfast is really good. It‘s located just opposite a ferry station and only a short walk from the station.

Irina ロシア

It's a bit old hotel near the wonderful beach. But it has everything you need including a nice onsen though it was a bit stuffy there. We had wonderful ocean view room. And it took about 10 min to get there from the train station. We rode to Nati temple and the part of Kumano kodo by a local bus that depatures from the station. There is a splendid fish market where we tasted tuna. And soaked our foot in the foot bathes. The hotel give 2 bicycles for free for 30 min. It was enough to ride along the beach. We like this town Kii-Katsuura very much!

Renju イギリス

A beautiful hotel, we stayed here for three nights and enjoyed our time here. Extremely helpful staff. The onsen is fantastic. Buffet dinner and breakfast is fresh, delicious and with lots of choices.

宏和 日本

露天風呂、部屋からの眺望が最高です！

Alexander イギリス

What a lovely stay I had here. I got drunk before dinner and then staggered into the most incredible feast I've ever had. This town lands a large amount of the tuna that comes into Japan, and they had such a variety and skill with it in the restaurant. Incredible sakē, great quality fish, good sized room. A genuine delight.

Bee Kuen シンガポール

Mr Kenji and his wife are warm and lovely! The facilities are clean and thoughtfully laid out. The meals are sumptuous! A great place to stay esp for soli travelers.

AKIKO 日本

従業員の方の対応も良く 清潔感がありゆっくりくつろげました

Michiko イギリス

一面に広がる水平線や海、それを行き交う漁船、トビが勇壮と飛び交う風景は期待以上のものでした。又悪い足のため氷を頼んだ際、レストランまで取りに行ってくださったこと、湿布をくださったこと等手厚いホスピタリティに感激しました。温泉も素晴らしく食事も楽しくリラックスできるものでした。この1週間の熊野古道の旅行の中で一番思い出深い、しかもお得な宿泊先だったと思います。 　　“亡き母の　かつて来しと聞く　うらしまホテル”

ALICE アメリカ

spectacular view. huge room. very clean.

Liliana アメリカ

The onsens (one open air) were beautiful. The personal was 100% invested on our wellbeing. The chef, food quality and presentation were above average! Breathtaking view of the Pacific from the room’s windows.”