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Fairfield by Marriott Wakayama Kumano Kodo Susami
"could not have been a beetle place to stay. quiet clean and in an incredible location"
Reviewed on Jun 21, 2026
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
"All the basics and more"
Reviewed on Aug 20, 2026
Uminooyado
"Clean compact traditional Japanese rooms, with ranch slider doors leading to a balcony, with a fabulous sea view. There's also an Onsen (bath), non ensuite loos. Run by a lovely old lady who must be 85 years young, and perhaps a daughter of 65. She offe ed to carry my 25kg luggage up the stairs."
Reviewed on Sep 5, 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
Hotel Urashima
"It is not what you would think. It is full of old naked people, some thinking it has healing powers. It is a 1950's building with a renovated foyer. The actual rooms are very dated. Enter at your own risk."
Reviewed on Jul 15, 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
Kisyu Shirahama Onsen Musashi
KAMENOI HOTEL NACHI KATSUURA KUMANO KODO
Susami Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Although accommodation options in the center of Susami are limited, you will not have have trouble finding a range of places to stay around the surrounding area. Travelocity customers will have the choice between 23 hotels and other lodgings located within a 19-mile (30-kilometer) radius of Susami
The nearest Travelocity-listed accommodation is the Umedaru-Spa Hotel Seamore, Wakayama, which is 15 miles (24 kilometers) from the urban core of Susami. A second easily-reached Travelocity hotel is the Shiraraso Grand Hotel, which is in Wakayama, about 15 miles (24 kilometers) from central Susami.
14 miles (23 kilometers) outside of central Susami, you can find the Coganoi Bay Hotel. The Tentsuku Guest House -Hostel is positioned 16 miles (25 kilometers) away. Two other Travelocity-listed hotel and apartment options around this area include the Kushimoto Royal Hotel along with the Resort House Akatsuki.
The larger Kinki region is certainly well worth seeing for yourself too. Kinki is home to beaches, lakes and mountains, and other popular sights include ruins and castles. Sporty travelers might also try mountain biking, hiking and cycling in the area.
50 miles (79 kilometers) from Susami, you'll find Tenkawa, where visitors can enjoy Tenkawa Daibenzai Tensha and Mt. Misen. A few Travelocity-listed Tenkawa hotels and accommodations include the Atarashiya Ryokan - Dorogawa-onsen Hot Spring and Yado Hanaya Tokubei - Dorogawa-onsen Hot Spring. 60 miles (96 kilometers) north of Susami, is Izumisano, which features the Star Gate Hotel Kansai Airport and Kanku Joytel Hotel. While visiting Izumisano, be sure to check out the Nishikinohama Beach Park and Rinku Park.
Located 14 miles (22 kilometers) outside the downtown area of Susami is Nanki - Shirahama Airport. Base yourself in the area at Hotel Kawakyu or Guest House Shirahama R cafe – Caters to Women.
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Recent Susami hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Uminooyado
"Clean compact traditional Japanese rooms, with ranch slider doors leading to a balcony, with a fabulous sea view. There's also an Onsen (bath), non ensuite loos. Run by a lovely old lady who must be 85 years young, and perhaps a daughter of 65. She offe ed to carry my 25kg luggage up the stairs."
