Amanohashidate, Miyazu, Maizuru | Popular hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) based on reviews!

I recommend this hotel because the quality of the Japanese food is good and the luxurious ingredients are served in an easy-to-eat way. The location is also great, with a panoramic view of Amanohashidate from the open-air bath, so you can enjoy a special view that you can only get here. The rooms are clean and comfortable, making it perfect for sightseeing.

At Genmyoan, you can enjoy an open-air hot spring bath that feels as if you're floating in the sky, offering a panoramic vista of Amanohashidate. What makes it truly special is how the scenery changes throughout the day: a stunning view of the blue sea and the pine-covered sandbar by day, and a sky full of brilliant stars by night. For dinner, you will be served delicious Japanese cuisine made with an abundance of fresh, local ingredients from the Tango region. It's an experience your wife will surely love.

Monjusou is widely celebrated for its exceptional culinary reputation. The highlight of a stay here is the multi-course kaiseki dinner, masterfully prepared by the head chef, which allows guests to fully savor the bounties of the sea and mountains of the Tango region. You can expect to be served the finest seasonal ingredients, including incredibly fresh sashimi, and depending on the time of year, delicacies such as snow crab or yellowtail. Another appealing feature is its excellent accessibility, located just a short walk from Amanohashidate Station.

I recommend "Taikyouro". It's about a 3-minute walk from Amanohashidate Station, close to Kaisenkyo Bridge, and conveniently located for sightseeing. You can enjoy plenty of Tango flavors at this Ryokan (Japanese inn). Another great thing about it is that you can enjoy natural hot springs.

This inn is a single inn in Amanohashidate hot spring. You can taste the local specialty "Tango Guji", and because it's close to the sea, you can also enjoy fresh "abalone" and the autumn flavor "matsutake mushrooms". The inn is a rare wooden Sukiya-style building, so you can enjoy the hospitality of the exterior of the building as well as the taste of the food.