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Excellent, 8,0
Situated within a 10-minute walk of Wakayama Railway Station, the hotel is an ideal base when in Wakayama. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, a sauna and massage services.
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Excellent, 8,0
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Situated within a 10-minute walk of Wakayama Railway Station, the hotel is an ideal base when in Wakayama. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, a sauna and massage services.
Excellent, 8,0
Hotel Granvia Wakayama is located in Wakayama and features free Wi-Fi. It offers 5-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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Excellent, 8,0
Hotel in Wakayama, Japan
Hotel Granvia Wakayama is located in Wakayama and features free Wi-Fi. It offers 5-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
Excellent, 8,0
Situated in Wakayama, Wakayama Marina City Hotel provides unique 3.5-star accommodation, as well as an outdoor pool. It offers sea views and complimentary Wi-Fi.
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Excellent, 8,0
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Situated in Wakayama, Wakayama Marina City Hotel provides unique 3.5-star accommodation, as well as an outdoor pool. It offers sea views and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Excellent, 8,0
Situated within walking distance of Wakayamashi Train Station, the hotel offers guests an ideal base when in Wakayama. It provides 3.5-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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Excellent, 8,0
Hotel in Wakayama, Japan
Situated within walking distance of Wakayamashi Train Station, the hotel offers guests an ideal base when in Wakayama. It provides 3.5-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
Excellent, 8,0
Wakayama Urban Hotel provides a comfortable setting when in Wakayama. It also offers bicycle rental, free Wi-Fi and laundry facilities.
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Excellent, 8,0
Hotel in Wakayama, Japan
Wakayama Urban Hotel provides a comfortable setting when in Wakayama. It also offers bicycle rental, free Wi-Fi and laundry facilities.
Excellent, 8,4
Manpa Resort provides 3-star accommodation in Wakayama. It also features an outdoor pool and a sauna.
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Excellent, 8,4
Hotel in Wakayama, Japan
Manpa Resort provides 3-star accommodation in Wakayama. It also features an outdoor pool and a sauna.
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| High season: | February |
| Low season: | January |
| Average price: | $103/night |
| Cheapest price: | $58/night |
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About Wakayama
Positioned where the Kino River meets the Pacific Ocean, Wakayama is a historic city topped by a reconstructed 16th-century castle. It’s home to a modern art museum and an ancient Chinese Buddhist temple and is on the doorstep of the sacred Koyasan mountain.
Things to do
Built by the warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1585, the reconstructed Wakayama Castle is perched on a small hill surrounded by the picturesque Nishi-no-Maru Garden. Admire the samurai weaponry and Edo-era armour displayed in the castle keep and soak up the scenic views across Wakayama from its tower.
Directly opposite the castle is the Wakayama Prefectural Museum, which exhibits a diverse range of artefacts detailing the history and culture of the region. It lies adjacent to the Wakayama Museum of Modern Art where you can peruse an impressive collection of contemporary Japanese works and international pieces.
Climb the 231 stone steps that lead to the main hall of the Kimii-dera temple, which was founded in 770 AD by the Chinese monk, Iko. It’s renowned for its three wells and large number of Buddha images, as well as being a popular cherry blossom viewing destination in spring.
Go hiking along the forested slopes of Koyasan, a sacred mountain where the Shingon Buddhist sect was first introduced to Japan in 905 AD. Explore its secluded temples and mausoleum designed for the sect’s founder, Kobo Daishi, as well as the moss-covered cemetery where feudal lords and samurai are buried.
Getting around
Wakayama is located a one-hour train ride from Osaka and 1.5 hours from Kyoto. Buses travel throughout Wakayama, while the city can also be explored by bicycle.
Things to do
Built by the warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1585, the reconstructed Wakayama Castle is perched on a small hill surrounded by the picturesque Nishi-no-Maru Garden. Admire the samurai weaponry and Edo-era armour displayed in the castle keep and soak up the scenic views across Wakayama from its tower.
Directly opposite the castle is the Wakayama Prefectural Museum, which exhibits a diverse range of artefacts detailing the history and culture of the region. It lies adjacent to the Wakayama Museum of Modern Art where you can peruse an impressive collection of contemporary Japanese works and international pieces.
Climb the 231 stone steps that lead to the main hall of the Kimii-dera temple, which was founded in 770 AD by the Chinese monk, Iko. It’s renowned for its three wells and large number of Buddha images, as well as being a popular cherry blossom viewing destination in spring.
Go hiking along the forested slopes of Koyasan, a sacred mountain where the Shingon Buddhist sect was first introduced to Japan in 905 AD. Explore its secluded temples and mausoleum designed for the sect’s founder, Kobo Daishi, as well as the moss-covered cemetery where feudal lords and samurai are buried.
Getting around
Wakayama is located a one-hour train ride from Osaka and 1.5 hours from Kyoto. Buses travel throughout Wakayama, while the city can also be explored by bicycle.