"A perfect hidden gem!
We booked last min. and the staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful. The room was nice and clean and super quiet. Will be coming back in the future."
"A perfect hidden gem!
We booked last min. and the staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful. The room was nice and clean and super quiet. Will be coming back in the future."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Climb the stone steps to Wakayama Castle for panoramic views before exploring its samurai artefacts and cherry blossom gardens. Take a dip in the healing waters of Wakayama's public onsen baths, then sample fresh seafood at Marina City's bustling fish market.
Convenient location. Nice Hotel. Staffs in front desk and concierge are very friendly , especially Nomuda San is very helpful. Appreciate her help and time to book the restaurant for us.
Convenient location. Nice Hotel. Staffs in front desk and concierge are very friendly , especially Nomuda San is very helpful. Appreciate her help and time to book the restaurant for us.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 11, 2024Reviewed February 11, 2024
The room is a little small but clean and cozy. The pillows are a bit hard and need improvement. The free ramen during night time is tasty, so are the free popsicles/ ice creams.
The room is a little small but clean and cozy. The pillows are a bit hard and need improvement. The free ramen during night time is tasty, so are the free popsicles/ ice creams.
Room is considerably big compared with similar Japanese chain hotels, establishment seems new hence all is still in well maintained condition, check in and out is relatively a breeze.
Room is considerably big compared with similar Japanese chain hotels, establishment seems new hence all is still in well maintained condition, check in and out is relatively a breeze.
I'm glad I chose to stay in Jokiin. I was looking for a small and peaceful temple lodging and Jokiin was that and more. Staff are welcoming and helpful, especially Mie. The premises are well maintained. My room is lovely and comfortable. Food is delicious and prepared with care.
I'm glad I chose to stay in Jokiin. I was looking for a small and peaceful temple lodging and Jokiin was that and more. Staff are welcoming and helpful, especially Mie. The premises are well maintained. My room is lovely and comfortable. Food is delicious and prepared with care.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed December 8, 2019Reviewed December 8, 2019
I really enjoyed my stay here. Place was really clean and beautiful. It was also located really near the bus stop. Food was delicious.
As for communication, the monks spoke excellent english.
I really enjoyed my stay here. Place was really clean and beautiful. It was also located really near the bus stop. Food was delicious.
As for communication, the monks spoke excellent english.
Very nice, clean hotel with a great view. The huge parking lot outside is a big plus too. Service was impeccable. The room is spacious, with a partition that can be pulled to hide the washroom and sink area.
Not much around in terms of food though.
Very nice, clean hotel with a great view. The huge parking lot outside is a big plus too. Service was impeccable. The room is spacious, with a partition that can be pulled to hide the washroom and sink area.
Not much around in terms of food though.
Nice location. Many local eatery choices around and 10mins walk to shopping area .
relatively spacious room compared to the Japan hotel size.
Good room deco and vibe. Only thing is not sure how long they do the house keeping. Mine was not done for all the 3 nights.
Nice location. Many local eatery choices around and 10mins walk to shopping area .
relatively spacious room compared to the Japan hotel size.
Good room deco and vibe. Only thing is not sure how long they do the house keeping. Mine was not done for all the 3 nights.
What can I look forward to during my Wakayama aparthotel stay?
You'll probably stay in the heart of Wakayama when you choose an aparthotel. You can also come to Wakayama for its temples and monuments.
What is the top aparthotel for my visit to Wakayama?
Located 15.3 mi (24.6 km) from Wakayama, Dream Stays SORA is a favourite aparthotel featuring 4 apartments with free WiFi and digital TV as well as hotel amenities like on-site laundry facilities. In the area, a couple of other top aparthotels to consider are Izumisano Home and Oukai Villa.
How many aparthotels will I find in Wakayama?
There are plenty of places to stay in Wakayama with 60 hotels and other accommodation options. Although there aren't many apartments, we can help you search for similar accommodation.
What are the must-see places to visit in Wakayama?
Enjoy the outdoors at Kada Beach and Kataonami Beach, or simply take in cultural attractions like Museum of Modern Art and Wakayama City Museum. Aeon Mall Wakayama and Wakayama Castle are other places to visit while you're in town.
What is an aparthotel?
An aparthotel is part hotel and part apartment, with the amenities of a traditional hotel, and more space and privacy, as found in an apartment. These accommodation options are often located in the heart of Wakayama, where you can live like a local. Enjoy cooking in the private kitchen and having extra space to entertain and relax with friends and family.