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Nanki-Shirahama Marriott Hotel
"The staff were wonderful in general. They helped us to send our bags to Osaka as well as you can't take big bags with you to the Koyasan. Coffee was good. A bit tricky if you are vegetarian in general though at Shirahama. Your best bet is the Lawson Supermarket."
Reviewed on Sep 5, 2026

Shiraraso Grand Hotel
"Good things: Excellent location - it just a few steps to the Shirahama beach, and a bus stop just outside the hotel. Great staff at the check-in counter, room is clean and okay. Bad things: It's a dated hotel, the room is clean but the hallway (3rd floor) is a little bit smelly. The traditional restaurant ..."
Reviewed on Sep 11, 2026

Hotel Kii Tanabe
"5 mins walk from Kii- Tanabe station, very convenient and room was spacious enough as we did not bring our luggage i recommend staying here if you are there for Kumano Kodo"
Reviewed on Sep 3, 2026

Shirahama Key Terrace Seamore Residence
"Staff was great. Room was borderline terrible. Maybe the most uncomfortable hotel room I've ever stayed in (no elevator, one small desk chair in a room for three people, no bed lights or light in that part of the room (felt like a cave), unfinished wall and ceiling, no general table to eat or put ..."
Reviewed on Aug 15, 2026

Grand Mercure Wakayama Minabe Resort & Spa
"While our stay at this location was short, it was fantastic. They have put in quite a bit of work to make the hotel clean and well taken care of, they rent electric assist bicycles to get to town for groceries or exploring. My family loved the hot springs. Laundry onsite. Beautiful beach nearby, ..."
Reviewed on Aug 21, 2026

Kishuu Minabe Onsen Restaurant and Yado Asahiro

Kisyu Shirahama Onsen Musashi

Hamachidorinoyu Kaisyu

Nankishirahama Toretore Village
Minabe Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Planning to find a place in Tanabe, specifically in or near Minabe? The Travelocity database currently contains 3 hotels within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the center and surrounds of Minabe.
Within driving distance of Minabe, are the Tentsuku Guest House -Hostel and Pension Sirogisu.
10 miles (16 kilometers) away from the heart of Minabe, you will come across the Umedaru-Spa Hotel Seamore. The Shiraraso Grand Hotel can be found about 9 miles (15 kilometers) away. Other possible places to rest your head include the Coganoi Bay Hotel and the Resort House Akatsuki.
After you've seen Minabe, it's worth putting aside some time to investigate the many natural and cultural attractions of the Kinki area. Kinki is well known for its beaches, lakes and mountains. The most popular traveler places of interest include ruins, castles and traditional villages. In this section of Japan visitors might also partake in mountain biking, hiking and cycling.
Make sure you spend a few hours enjoying the plays with Tanabe's lovers of sports at an exciting game. You'll find Osaka Dome 60 miles (95 kilometers) to the north of Minabe. Sports fans wanting to sleep in the area surrounding the stadium should look at the The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka or the InterContinental Osaka.
Nanki - Shirahama Airport can be found 11 miles (18 kilometers) outside the city center of Minabe. Modern visitors who need to find a base nearby can easily book a night at the Hotel Kawakyu or Guest House Shirahama R cafe – Caters to Women.
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Recent Minabe hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Shiraraso Grand Hotel
"Good things: Excellent location - it just a few steps to the Shirahama beach, and a bus stop just outside the hotel. Great staff at the check-in counter, room is clean and okay. Bad things: It's a dated hotel, the room is clean but the hallway (3rd floor) is a little bit smelly. The traditional restaurant mostly serves local Japanese, I don't feel wellcomed during our dinner time. Also, there was nobody to open the sliding door at the restaurant exit when we leave, but they did for the local Japanese."






