Ryokans in Kumage District

"Beautiful and comfortable house. Rent a car or buy an express pass and use the bus, just be patient, it’s almost always on time! "

"The cottage #1007 was in the rustic American style. Very clean, well-maintained, and cute. I napped in the hammock on the terrace some afternoons. The owner and staff were very helpful. Definitely I will come back."

"it’s great"

"A very nice stay. Kind staff, great prepared meals, and a nice shower in the room after a long hike."

"Personnes accueillante et prévenante gerant l'établissement, un cadre magnifique. Proche dun arrêt de bus (2min à pieds). Un petit Izakaya de très bonne qualité à côté. "

"Its ok."

"The best experience I’ve had at a hotel in Japan. I have a halal diet and the staff were able to cater for this in the half-board meals provided. The staff in the cafeteria were great and I felt like I had a lovely experience being fussed over (they treated everyone kindly). The front desk staff were great and spoke good English. There is a free shuttle service to the airport but you have to let them know in advance when your flight is (if you’re arriving, notify them by email as they don’t respond to messages made through hotels.com). The hotel is also next to an important bus stop that takes you direct to Shiratani Unsuiko and also takes you to the place you have to make a transfer for Yakusugi land. I also loved my tatami room which had a spacious bathroom. "

"Perfect getaway "

"The Pros: The hotel is big, with wonderful mountain and ocean views. Rooms are big. The staff was mostly very courteous. The Cons: Built in the 1980s, the hotel doesn’t appear to have been renovated since then, giving it a “lost in time” feel. Very outdated facilities for charging electronic devices. Beds not comfortable. Food at the restaurant is expensive and mediocre. The hotel is also A LONG WAY from the ferry terminal (50 minutes) and the airport (35 minutes). Without a car, it would not be practical to reserve this accommodation. "