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Holiday houses in Wakayama

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  • Wi-Fi availability

    100 of Wakayama holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

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  • 4.7 Average rating

    Wakayama stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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    Wakayama's top spots, include Senda Station, Kainan Station, and Nirigahama Station

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Home in Wakayama
5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Sea Breeze · Spring / Detached / Maximum 8 Guests

Listen to the wind by the sea and follow the light into the land – “Hai no Kaze · Spring” B&B Beyond the city, where time moves slowly, the “Hai no Kaze · Haru” guesthouse offers you a haven where you can immerse yourself in Japanese style, culture, and nature. 🏮 Historic landscapes, right at your doorstep • Adjacent to the ancient Tenmangū Shrine and Tōshōgū Shrine, both of which are within walking distance, offering an atmosphere of tranquility and solemnity. • Right outside the door, you'll find the turquoise sea and golden sands. This is your exclusive sunset viewing platform, where you can enjoy the spectacular daily ritual of the sun descending to the horizon. 🎐 Pure Japanese Style: Simple, Elegant, and Traditional The guesthouse fully embodies the aesthetics of Japanese living: hanging red paper umbrellas, fragrant tatami mats, a tea room bathed in light and shadow, and adornments including ink paintings, kimonos, and various Zen-inspired accessories.Outside the window is a genuine Japanese-style courtyard, where a stone path, greenery, and the play of light and shadow intertwine. Under the veranda, you can enjoy tea while listening to the wind and experiencing the changing seasons. 🛏️ A comfortable place to stay and spend time together • Four simple and elegant Japanese-style bedrooms for restful, deep sleep. • The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub to help you unwind. • The kitchen is fully equipped, allowing you to cook local seafood and experience the authentic atmosphere of Japanese daily life. 🌅 An Immersive Experience: A Day of Slow Living In the early morning, I visit a Shinto shrine to receive an omamori; in the afternoon, I sit in my home's courtyard, reading and enjoying tea; in the evening, I stroll along the seashore, watching the sunset; and at night, under the warm light of a paper lantern, I chat with family and friends about the stars. “Sea Breeze · Spring” is not just an overnight stay; it is an immersive experience that connects nature and culture.We look forward to your visit, where you can cherish a time filled with sea breezes, divine moments, sunset views, and the peaceful atmosphere of our courtyard. Stay by the cultural heart of the city and sleep to the sound of the waves.Your Japanese-style story begins here.

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Home in Oyodo
5 out of 5 average rating, 24 reviews

Yoshino, a traditional Japanese house over 100 years old / Breakfast and dinner included / Limited to one group per day / A quiet inn surrounded by greenery

OPEN March 20, 2026 Nestled in the mountains of Nara and Yoshino, surrounded by greenery, lies the quiet, one-day, one-group-only traditional Japanese inn, B&B Mori no Akari.(The name means "Light of the Forest") ⚫︎ During your stay, breakfast and dinner handmade by the owner are included (please refer to the photos). ⚫︎ We can also accommodate pescatarian and vegetarian meals. The kitchen area is shared with Hotos.The rest of the space is reserved for your exclusive use, and you can enjoy your time freely, just like when you rent the entire property. A spacious area of approximately 230 m² can accommodate up to 8 people.Ideal for family or group trips.There is also easy access to Yoshinoyama, a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, and Kimpusenji Temple, a World Heritage Site. We have preserved the historic beams and tiled roofs while creating a comfortable environment for your stay.The tranquility of the mountains, the soft light that illuminates the night.Here, you can take a break from your daily routine. Due to the abundant natural environment, we recommend that you come by car. (If you wish, we can arrange transportation to and from the nearest train station.) Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a relaxing stay.

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Natural light fills a traditional Japanese room, featuring sliding doors that open to a serene garden with manicured shrubs and a stone pathway. A low table sits at the center, surrounded by tatami mat flooring, providing a calming space for relaxation.
Townhouse in Izumisano
5 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

ABURARI Only 9 minutes from Kansai Airport, an old private house with a popular mossy Japanese garden (same price for up to 3 people)

9 minutes by train or 5 minutes on foot from Kansai Airport.We rent all the houses (old houses) of traditional Japanese merchants.Oil is the name that has been passed down to our house for generations. It's not just a guest house, but just family and friends, and enjoy a relaxing trip to Japan without worrying about other groups. It is also a popular inn for those who are interested in traditional Japanese culture, or enthusiasts of anime such as Ganjing Blade and Naruto.It is an old house, but everything has been renovated so that guests can have a comfortable stay. It can be used for a wide range of stays, from families to groups of 1 to 10 people.(The price remains the same for up to 3 people) [Best hospitality not found in other guesthouses] The spacious 12-tatami tatami mat and the Japanese garden spread across the rim side is the essence of traditional Japanese architecture.Please relax while looking at the Japanese garden among the spacious tatami mats. The living room, which has been remodeled, can travel back in time 200 years ago. [For long-term stays] Desk, chairs and whiteboards are provided.It can also be used as a working space.We also provide discount plans for guests staying longer than 28 days.

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A traditional Japanese room showcases tatami flooring with wooden sliding doors offering views to the outside. A low wooden table is centered, accompanied by decorative cushions. Sliding shoji screens frame the space, illuminated softly by a rounded lantern hanging from the ceiling.
Home in Tanabe
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

A former inn located on a hill with the remains of an old castle in Wakayama, Shirahama, and Kumano Kodo. Up to 5 people. Toilet, spacious barrier-free bath

Founded in 1957, my grandfather, Eiichi Tanuchi, ran an inn called Aiwasho for the cultural development of Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture. In order to continue to protect its history and traditions, his granddaughter, Kiushuko, reopened the inn under its original name in 2021. Built on the site of Ueno Castle, this inn is a traditional Japanese house with tatami mats on the floor. Please relax in one of the two Japanese-style rooms. The inn is located on a hill overlooking the city of Tanabe, so you can enjoy the morning sun, sunset, and night view. On a calm day, we recommend having tea in a wicker chair on the edge of the hinoki cypress wooden deck, which was made in the image of the moon viewing platform of the Katsura Imperial Villa. The newly installed bath and toilet are spacious and barrier-free, so you can bathe together or use them easily even if you need assistance. We installed popin.aladdin (lighting with projector) in one of the Japanese-style rooms. It projects on the sliding doors You can watch TV, music, movies, etc. Enjoy BGM on YouTube before you go out in the morning. My parents, Kisaku and Shuko Tanai (Japanese), live next to the house, so please let me know if you need anything.

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A spacious living area features a large projection screen, surrounded by wooden textures and natural materials. Soft lighting emanates from a lamp, and comfortable seating is arranged around a central table. Shelves are filled with books, creating a cozy and inviting environment.
Home in Wakayama
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

【泊まれる映画館・秘密基地】|友ヶ島近|駐車場・Wi-Fi|最大5名

An old vacant house quietly stands in the back alley of a small port town in Wakayama City. At first glance, the place where its role was completed, a "movie theater where you can stay" created with the concept of a "secret base" will open in November 2024. The theater is notable for its 120-inch screen and 5.1.2-channel surround sound. (You can watch Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. on DVD/Blu-ray) Surrounded by mountains, you can enjoy movies in a quiet environment. The interior is an open space with a removed ceiling, making use of the texture of the earthen walls and wood. You can enjoy a space that you would never imagine from the old exterior. [1F] Theater & Living Room Dining kitchen Bathroom Toilet with warm water washing toilet seat [2F] Bedrooms Facilities * Kitchen: IH stove, fridge, microwave, kettle, cookware, dishes, condiments * Facilities: washing machine, dryer, free Wi-Fi, DVD/Blu-ray player * Amenities: towels, bath towels, toothbrush set, slippers, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, laundry detergent, softener Parking Free parking for one vehicle is a 2-3 minute walk away.

Top Guest favourite
An inviting traditional wooden house with a clay tile roof is framed by flowering plants. The exterior showcases natural wood finishes and sliding doors, enhancing a connection to the surrounding garden. Soft clouds are visible in the sky above, complementing the peaceful setting.
Home in Tanabe
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 227 reviews

Limited to one group per day, Guest House Agai is convenient for walking the Kumano Kodo and playing in the river. You can experience country life.

『ゲストハウスあがえ』は、古民家をリフォームした1組限定のお宿です。熊野古道・近露王子まで約550m(徒歩約7分)、スーパー(Aコープ)・バス停(古道歩きの里ちかつゆ)・飲食店(とろろや)が徒歩1分以内という、とても便利な場所にあります。 オーナーが地元出身の熊野古道ガイドなので、古道歩きの質問やアドバイス、困った時の送迎などにも可能な限り対応いたします。個人ガイドも出来ますので、お気軽にご相談ください。 料金に食事代は含まれておりません。隣にスーパーやレストランがあります。 ☆Aコープ紀南・熊野古道ちかつゆ店 Supermarket"A-coop" 08:30〜18:00 ☆レストラン"とろろや"  Restaurant "Toroya" 11:00〜18:30(ラストオーダー18:00) 火曜日は定休日。 また、お食事の手配も出来ますので『その他の留意事項』もお読みください。 『あがえ』とは地元の方言で『私の家』という意味です。自分の家で過ごすようにゆっくりお寛ぎください。 住所:646-1402 和歌山県田辺市中辺路町近露1776-3

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An open living space features a wooden dining table surrounded by six chairs, with a woven bowl positioned centrally. In the background, a cozy reading area is adorned with bookshelves filled with various books. A soft area rug cushions the floor by a low seating arrangement.
Apartment in Kainan
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 56 reviews

Easy access to Kansai International Airport, Shirahama, and Kumano About a 5-minute walk from JR Kainan Station. A guest house where you can travel like a local.

関西国際空港から車で45分ほど、JR海南駅から徒歩5分ほどの距離にある海南市のゲストハウスです。 夏は海水浴場も車で10分くらいの距離です。 【アパートメントの1室をリノベーションしたゲストハウスです。バス、トイレなどもお部屋にあり、他のお客様と共有するものはありません】 またレトロな喫茶店の真上にあり、本の読めるゲストハウスです。小さな街のエリアにあり、たくさんの店はありませんが、のんびりしていて、地元の人と溶け込むような体験のできるゲストハウスです。 ゲストハウスから歩いてすぐの場所にはSTARBUCKSCOFFEE が併設された図書館もあります。 また当ゲストハウスは添い寝無料です。 また部屋の広さの関係からテレビ、洗濯機はありませんので予めご了承ください。 洗濯ランドリーはゲストハウス周辺にいくつかございますのでご利用ください。 宿泊先 キッチン設備が整っており、自炊可能です。 徒歩圏内に喫茶店、カフェ、パン屋、居酒屋などの飲食店やスーパー、温泉施設などがあります。 ゲストハウス住所 和歌山県海南市日方1519-3 令和荘201号室

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A broad view of the coastal area is presented, featuring blue waters with a distant shoreline. Multiple boats can be seen in the marina. The image shows a mix of buildings, roads, and greenery, with mountains visible in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
Home in Wakayama
5 out of 5 average rating, 30 reviews

Family & pets allowed | LA.FUKU Wakaura/90 minutes from Osaka

大阪から車で約90分。和歌浦の自然に囲まれた「LA.FUKU 和歌浦」は、一日一組限定の一棟貸し宿です。無垢フローリングと囲炉裏付きの和室がある落ち着いた空間で、日本らしい暮らしを体験できます。 3階にはプレイルームを備え、お子さま連れのご家族でも安心。小型犬との宿泊も可能で、キッチンや家電も完備しており、自炊しながら団らんのひとときを楽しめます。 さらに、バーベキュー設備も完備しており、屋外でゆったりとした食事時間をお楽しみいただけます。 🔥 バーベキュー設備利用料:3,000円/グループ 📩 ご希望の方は、ご予約時に「バーベキュー設備利用希望」とメッセージにてお知らせください。 ご希望の方には、和歌浦漁港から出航する【釣り船体験オプション】もご用意。釣った魚は宿でさばいて調理OK! 📍定員:最大7名様 💰料金:55,000円/隻 🎣釣竿レンタル:4,000円/人 ⏰出航:朝4~6時~昼頃帰港(約6時間) ☁️天候により中止あり/要事前予約 温泉やカフェ、小道など周辺環境も魅力です。自然に癒される滞在をどうぞ。

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The image features a traditional Japanese building positioned beside a serene river, surrounded by lush greenery. Large windows reflect natural light, creating a welcoming interior glow. A wooden deck extends toward the water, enhancing the space for outdoor relaxation.
Villa in Kinokawa
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 500 reviews

Private traditional riverside villa/1h from KIX

This house was built 120 years ago and stayed by a lot of people who have plan to go to Koya-san. The house is in front of the river and you can take a look. It will make relaxed. We can do tea ceremony, if you want. We have 2 toilet and 1 bath room with big bath tab made by a Japanese special wood, Hinoki. There is a 24h super market, Okuwa near the house.(5 min away by a car) And high rank Japanese beef restaurant(2 min by a car) You can enjoy Yakiniku.

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Home in Nachikatsuura
5 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

The House of Ocean

こちらはカップルからファミリーや仲の良い友人グループのような団体向けにピッタリの宿です。家からは間違いなくこの街で1番の海の景色を最高の眺めで見ることが出来ます。 最高に美しい南紀の海を楽しむ為に、お早めに宿にお越し頂き、翌日は少し早起きして海から昇る朝日をご覧になって頂きたいです。 美しく昇る朝日を眺めながらゆっくりと朝風呂に浸かる。このような非日常的な楽しみ方も体験して頂けます。 近隣にこれまで飲食店がありませんでした(コンビニ等は車で数分圏内にございます)しかし、すぐ近くに和食のお店がオープンしました。 ランチタイムにはラーメンも楽しめます。 夕食をご希望の場合にはこちらのレストランをご紹介する事も可能です。(ディナーは事前予約が必要です) 駐車場は広々と10台以上駐車可能な無料の駐車スペースが敷地内にあります。お車でそのままお越しになってください。 宿の立地は静かな環境の中にありますので、日常を忘れてゆっくりとお寛ぎ頂ければ幸いです。 あなたとお会いできる事を心からお待ちしております。

Top Guest favourite
The spacious interior features traditional tatami mat flooring, with a raised wooden platform and low wooden table at its center. Shoji screens separate sleeping quarters, revealing comfortable beds. Soft lighting and minimalist decor create a serene ambiance, while a large, unique pendant lamp provides an artistic touch.
Farm stay in Tanabe
5 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

Outdoor Wood-fired Onsen · Traditional Farmhouse

Stay at Ryunohara Hatago, a lovingly restored 120-year-old farmhouse in Ryujinmura — Japan’s spiritual heartlands. Soak in a wood-fired outdoor onsen filled with the silky-smooth waters of Ryujin, a hot spring renowned for over 1,200 years. Swim in the Hidakagawa River, walk ancient pilgrimage trails, and explore the Kii Peninsula by car. A self-guided stay for independent travellers who want to slow down, cook, and reconnect with nature.

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A traditional Japanese room features tatami flooring and wooden beams. A low wooden table is positioned at the center, surrounded by decorative cushions. Calligraphy artwork adorns the wall, enhancing the serene ambiance. Sliding doors reveal a spacious living area with additional tatami matted space.
Hut in Kaizuka
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 564 reviews

Kansai airport 15mins ZEN house

★持ち運び可能なポータブルWIFIが滞在中無料で使えます ☆大阪府届出済宿泊施設 住宅宿泊事業法 *2名からの利用をお願いしております。 日本家屋、平屋でのステイをお楽しみください。 8畳の畳の純和室と約50平米のひろびろとしたリベングスペース。 大人数でご家族での利用から少人数グループの利用まで幅広くお使いいただけます。 人数分お布団を手配しおやすみいただくスタイルです。 ご希望にあわせてシングルベッドも1台ご利用いただけます。 新しい建物ではないですが快適にお過ごしいただけるように心がけております。 ▶︎新型コロナ感染症対策防止ガイドライン遵守施設。 No000461◀︎ 〜最寄り駅から〜 関西空港まで乗り換えなし15分 大阪中心部なんばまで乗り換えなし25分 ※関西弁に加え英語、中国語でのコミュニケーションは問題ありません。

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Wakayama?

    Wakayama has a variety of places to stay, including downtown areas for easy access to shops and restaurants, or near Wakayama Castle for a more historic atmosphere. The Kimiidera and seaside areas are frequently suggested if you want to be closer to the ocean or temples.

  • What are the best things to do in Wakayama with kids?

    Families often explore Wakayama Castle’s grounds, visit Adventure World with its animals and rides, or stop by Kuroshio Market to watch lively tuna-cutting shows. Local parks and beaches provide extra space for kids to enjoy the outdoors.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Wakayama?

    Explore Wakayama Castle, stroll around Kimiidera Temple, or sample fresh seafood at Kuroshio Market. Many visitors enjoy onsen hot springs and the relaxed beach atmosphere near Wakaura.

  • How is the weather in Wakayama?

    Wakayama has mild winters with temperatures around 37–50°F (3–10°C), and warm, humid summers reaching 90°F (32°C) in August. Rain is common from late spring through fall, so carrying a light rain jacket is useful.

  • When is the best time to visit Wakayama?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and lower humidity. Cherry blossoms in spring and fall foliage provide seasonal scenery appreciated by many visitors.

  • What are the best places to visit in Wakayama?

    Wakayama Castle is frequently suggested for its historic significance and city views, while Kimiidera Temple is known for its hillside setting and seasonal blossoms. Some travelers also explore Kuroshio Market and the Wakaura coastline.

  • What are some hiking trails in Wakayama?

    Hiking paths around Kimiidera Temple lead through leafy hills with views of the water. The Wakaura area has trails that wind past shrines and gardens, creating opportunities to appreciate both city and coastal scenery.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Wakayama?

    Families often enjoy visiting Adventure World, exploring Wakayama Castle, or watching tuna shows at Kuroshio Market. Beach outings and local parks are popular ways to unwind together.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Wakayama?

    Travelers often explore Koyasan for its historic temples, or visit Shirahama’s seaside hot springs and sandy beaches. Nature lovers sometimes head to the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes for forested walks and cultural sites.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Wakayama?

    Wakayama has some pet friendly accommodations, especially in the seaside and suburban areas. Look for listings that note pet policies, and consider neighborhoods near parks or the coastline for more outdoor space.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Wakayama?

    Trying fresh seafood at local markets and visiting early in the morning can enhance your experience. Bring comfortable shoes for exploring historic sites, and consider using local buses to reach scenic spots and lesser-known temples.

  • What is Wakayama known for?

    Wakayama is known for its historic castle, coastal scenery, and spiritual sites like Kimiidera Temple. The city is also recognized for fresh seafood, especially high-quality tuna, and traditional onsen hot springs.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Wakayama?

    Wakayama has quieter sites like Awashima-jinja Shrine in the Kada area, known for unique cultural displays, and the peaceful Tamatsushima Shrine surrounded by scenic greenery. Exploring a walk along Furobashi Bridge, especially near sunset, is also often recommended for its relaxed atmosphere.

  • What are the best foods to try in Wakayama?

    Wakayama ramen, known for its rich soy-based broth, is frequently suggested. Sushi made from local tuna, mikan citrus, and persimmon leaf-wrapped treats are local specialties worth tasting.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Wakayama?

    Pack a light rain jacket for the wet season, and comfortable shoes for exploring temples or castle grounds. Layers help with changing temperatures, and a reusable water bottle is handy for hikes or walking tours.

  • What is the nightlife in Wakayama like?

    The city has a relaxed nightlife scene, with izakaya pubs, small bars, and casual restaurants where travelers and locals unwind. Some areas around the station and castle have lively spots with local snacks or karaoke.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Wakayama?

    Spring brings cherry blossom celebrations to Wakayama Castle, while the Kishu Toshogu Shrine Festival in May features lively processions and music. Throughout the summer, traditional neighborhood festivals brighten the city with lanterns and local performances.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Wakayama?

    Family friendly vacation rentals are available throughout Wakayama, including in neighborhoods near parks, the seaside, and cultural attractions. Many places provide larger living areas or kitchen facilities for group stays.

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