Find 3 Star Hotels in Nu Island from SAR 144

"There is a restaurant just next to the hotel is very famous sand good"

"It's a bit old in some places, but perfectly functional. Rooms are a little bigger than typical Japanese business hotels. The public bath and pool are nice conveniences!"

"A really nice place, luxurious and understated. I love it. Big bath, very nice experience. "

"Very comfortable hotel-ryokan with very good kaiseki food. Since the venue is not new, there were outdated room setup and condition, but the service and comfort very well compensated the shortcomings. "

"This hotel is dated and has definitely seen better days. I had a non-smoking room that reeked of smoke :(. However, it was low cost and everything worked. The guy in reception was welcoming and friendly- made a particular effort to explain things, show me the free drinks in reception and hand me a tourist map. Location is walkable from centre (flat walk), but slightly further than ideal. Many dining options easily reached, but don’t expect much English spoken (have a translation app handy)."

"Make sure to use the pay phone at the train station to call the shuttle to pick you up if you don’t have a local phone. So other than that stress, this is a beautiful, peaceful place with a wonderful separated onsen and amazing authentic Japanese food. "

"Clean and at a good location with eateries nearby. Walking distance to Anan Station. "

"Really lovely ryokan and onsen with beautiful ocean views. The futons were very comfortable, as well. It's a little outside of Wakayama city (about 30 minutes/¥3500 by taxi), but there is a nearby bus and they have a parking area if you are driving. The staff speaks a little English, but don't expect the same level of English that you might get at a larger, urban hotel. Overall, it was very relaxing and I would definitely recommend it."

"Beautiful view of Tokushima city from the mountain. Buffet was really good, lots of options. Only downside is you will need a car to reach this hotel."

"lovely location. breakfast had a huge variety of choices. one small challenge was information. i asked about boat trips, went to the activity desk, who said they weren't running, who sent me back to the front desk, who gave me a bus timetable. every time I asked a question I was handed more paper. this was after a 15 minute long check in where they explained random hotel details. I then had to go to another desk to make dinner reservations - at the hotel. hoping for a bit more...

"Great location, friendly staffs, great food"

"Nice hotel, very close to station, quiet. Rooms a bit small but typical of Japan. "