Ryokan Adumaya
8.8
Excellent(238 reviews)
Japan, 〒647-1732 Wakayama, Tanabe, 本宮町湯峯122
+81 735-42-0012
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Hotel Description
Adumaya Ryokan
Welcome to Ryokan Adumaya, a charming inn located at Japan, 〒647-1732 Wakayama, Tanabe, 本宮町湯峯122. Nestled in a picturesque traditional building, this warm inn offers a serene escape, surrounded by the beauty of nature. Just 5 km from the renowned Kumano Hongū Taisha Shrine and 4 km from the soothing Kawayu Hot Spring, Ryokan Adumaya is perfectly positioned for guests to explore the rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes of the area. The inn's design reflects the tranquility of its surroundings, providing an inviting ambiance that enhances your stay.
The guest rooms at Ryokan Adumaya are bright and cozy, featuring traditional tatami flooring and comfortable futons that invite relaxation. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, including TVs and safes, ensuring a comfortable stay. For those seeking a bit more luxury, upgraded rooms offer private soaking tubs, some of which are open-air, providing a unique opportunity to enjoy the therapeutic waters while taking in views of the hot springs or the nearby river.
Among the many amenities available, guests can enjoy high-speed internet access, a restaurant serving delicious meals, and a tearoom where you can savor traditional Japanese tea. The hotel also features event space and soothing onsen bathhouses, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Please note that there is no elevator, which adds to the authentic, traditional experience of the inn.
Accessibility is a strong point for Ryokan Adumaya. The inn is conveniently located near several public transportation options, making it easy to explore the surrounding area. Guests can reach Osaka International Airport (Itami Airport) in approximately 3 hours and 17 minutes by taxi, or 5 hours and 1 minute via transit. Nanki-Shirahama Airport is just an hour and 19 minutes away by taxi, and about 2 hours and 57 minutes via transit. For local transport, Shimoyunomine and Shimoyukawa are just an 8-minute and an 11-minute walk away, respectively.
The hotel prioritizes the health and safety of its guests, implementing strict hygiene measures throughout the property to ensure a safe environment. Staff members are trained to adhere to safety protocols, allowing guests to relax and enjoy their stay with peace of mind.
At Ryokan Adumaya, there are numerous activities and experiences available for guests to immerse themselves in the local culture. Engage in relaxing onsen experiences, explore nearby hiking trails, or participate in local festivals if your visit coincides with one.
Notable nearby attractions include the Kumano Hongu Taisha, a revered Shinto shrine only a 10-minute walk from the inn, and the picturesque Yunomine Onsen, just a minute away. Oyunohara, a historic Shinto complex, is a mere 9-minute trip, while the 大峯奥駈道 trail can be reached in about 12 minutes. Tsubo-yu, a charming point of interest, is only 4 minutes away.
For dining, guests will find a variety of recommended restaurants within close proximity, including traditional Japanese eateries serving local specialties, and international cuisine options that cater to diverse palates. Indulge in culinary delights that showcase the region's flavors and enhance your overall experience.
We warmly invite you to experience the unique offerings of Ryokan Adumaya. Whether you seek relaxation in a traditional setting or an adventure exploring the beautiful surroundings, our inn provides the perfect base for your journey. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
The guest rooms at Ryokan Adumaya are bright and cozy, featuring traditional tatami flooring and comfortable futons that invite relaxation. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, including TVs and safes, ensuring a comfortable stay. For those seeking a bit more luxury, upgraded rooms offer private soaking tubs, some of which are open-air, providing a unique opportunity to enjoy the therapeutic waters while taking in views of the hot springs or the nearby river.
Among the many amenities available, guests can enjoy high-speed internet access, a restaurant serving delicious meals, and a tearoom where you can savor traditional Japanese tea. The hotel also features event space and soothing onsen bathhouses, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Please note that there is no elevator, which adds to the authentic, traditional experience of the inn.
Accessibility is a strong point for Ryokan Adumaya. The inn is conveniently located near several public transportation options, making it easy to explore the surrounding area. Guests can reach Osaka International Airport (Itami Airport) in approximately 3 hours and 17 minutes by taxi, or 5 hours and 1 minute via transit. Nanki-Shirahama Airport is just an hour and 19 minutes away by taxi, and about 2 hours and 57 minutes via transit. For local transport, Shimoyunomine and Shimoyukawa are just an 8-minute and an 11-minute walk away, respectively.
The hotel prioritizes the health and safety of its guests, implementing strict hygiene measures throughout the property to ensure a safe environment. Staff members are trained to adhere to safety protocols, allowing guests to relax and enjoy their stay with peace of mind.
At Ryokan Adumaya, there are numerous activities and experiences available for guests to immerse themselves in the local culture. Engage in relaxing onsen experiences, explore nearby hiking trails, or participate in local festivals if your visit coincides with one.
Notable nearby attractions include the Kumano Hongu Taisha, a revered Shinto shrine only a 10-minute walk from the inn, and the picturesque Yunomine Onsen, just a minute away. Oyunohara, a historic Shinto complex, is a mere 9-minute trip, while the 大峯奥駈道 trail can be reached in about 12 minutes. Tsubo-yu, a charming point of interest, is only 4 minutes away.
For dining, guests will find a variety of recommended restaurants within close proximity, including traditional Japanese eateries serving local specialties, and international cuisine options that cater to diverse palates. Indulge in culinary delights that showcase the region's flavors and enhance your overall experience.
We warmly invite you to experience the unique offerings of Ryokan Adumaya. Whether you seek relaxation in a traditional setting or an adventure exploring the beautiful surroundings, our inn provides the perfect base for your journey. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to Yunomine Hot Spring and Yunomine onsen Yuzutsu, making it a perfect spot for relaxation.
2. Guests praised the exceptional service and hospitality provided by the staff, ensuring a memorable stay.
3. Delicious breakfast options that cater to various dietary preferences, highly rated by visitors.
4. On-site restaurant serving traditional Japanese cuisine prepared with fresh, local ingredients for an authentic dining experience.
5. Natural onsen baths available for guests, including open-air options with stunning views of the surrounding nature.
8.0 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Kumano Hongu Taisha
10 min
Yunomine Onsen1 min
Oyunohara9 min
大峯奥駈道12 min
Tsubo-yu4 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 13:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.0 |
| Nearest airport | Nanki-Shirahama Airport (Kumano-Shirahama Resort Airport) |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 19 min |
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Location
Japan, 〒647-1732 Wakayama, Tanabe, 本宮町湯峯122
Airports:
Osaka International Airport (Itami Airport)
Taxi: 3 hr 17 min
Transit: 5 hr 1 min
Nanki-Shirahama Airport (Kumano-Shirahama Resort Airport)
Taxi: 1 hr 19 min
Transit: 2 hr 57 min
Osaka Kansai International Airport (KIX)
Taxi: 2 hr 38 min
Transit: 4 hr
Transit:
Shimoyunomine
Walking: 8 min
Shimoyukawa
Walking: 11 min
Nearby locations
8.0
Excellent Location
This warm inn in a traditional building is 5 km from the Kumano Hongū Taisha Shrine, 4 km from the Kawayu Hot Spring and 2 km from National Route 311.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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8.8
96 reviews
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安藤悟
5/5
It was a hot spring inn with a history of over 100 years. I was surprised by the rice cooked in the hot springs.
acha
1/5
I stayed there two years ago and it was very good, so I went back in October, but was disappointed by the decline in the quality of the accommodation.Booked a plan for 22,000 yen per person, including 1 night and 2 meals.Upon arrival, the man at the front desk seemed indifferent and opportunistic.The room is on the first floor next to the front desk, where employees come and go, and I can hear their voices. (I had made a reservation in June, but it was written that there would be 1st and 2nd floors depending on the reservation status, so I couldn't help it.)As soon as I entered the room, two people paid 40,000 yen for a room like this? I was surprised.The alcove was dirty and the flower arrangement was withering (Ikebana flowers are meant to express the spirit of hospitality, so it's common knowledge at a ryokan to decorate them beautifully), the walls of the air conditioner were black and dirty, probably due to water droplets, and the room smelled of mold.The futon was also damp and uncomfortable.I'm not a nervous person, but it didn't feel clean or comfortable.I have stayed at many old inns in the past, and even though the facilities at each inn are old, I have always felt that they have taken good care of and maintained the facilities. That spirit doesn't seem to exist here.The bath was nice, the food was delicious, and I think Mr. Nakai was doing his best, but I don't think it's worth the price.When I left, there was someone who appeared to be the landlady at the door, but she didn't speak to me, she just stood there. At the end, you said thank you, but...I couldn't feel the care of hospitality until the very end, and I couldn't believe it was a long-established inn. It's a shame.
小豬豬
2/5
Dinner was terrible, the beef smelled badCheck out the next morningCounter staff expressionlessIt was a bad experience
竹内睦夫
4/5
Elegant
Room 3
Service 3
Location5
Mia Weisberg
5/5
If you want the real ryokan experience, then come here. I could not recommend this enough.I stayed in 3 ryokan over my trip and this was the most traditional and beautiful. It is an experience that I will remember for ever. The room was very comfortable, and their service was so Japanese and sweet.The food. Oh wow! Amazing. All served inside your room.
mit
5/5
This is a good old ryokan.The hot spring bath is the best.And it was a precious room meal these days.
ちゃんぺ
5/5
As soon as I entered the inn, I was greeted with a smile.The room was spacious and had a great view of the river!Mr. Nakai was also a wonderful person.The indoor bath, open-air bath, steam bath, and room bath are also great.The best I've ever stayed in! Ranked in the top 3 best hot spring inns♪There will be so much food that you won't be able to finish it♪The shabu-shabu meat was thick and voluminous.I will definitely go again♪
エゾシカ
5/5
Used on a day trip.Like the public bath, there is a samashi-yu, which you can bathe in the source itself. However, we recommend staying at an inn as it is less crowded and more comfortable.I wanted to use it for an overnight stay.
本田章一郎
4/5
It's been a while since I came here, but the quality of the spring water was still as good as ever. I don't think the scent of Japanese clover was transferred to an unsophisticated traveler like me, but the Japanese Japanese clover in front of the inn gave me the feeling of traveling. This is the kind of hospitality you can expect from a long-established inn.
Jerome Mo
5/5
For all those people complained about this hotel being old, they should just stay in big cities and stay at Marriott or Hilton or even newer motels.For those seek authenticity and history and traditions, then Ryokan Adumaya is a must do. Along with it's full dinner and breakfast options. This place is a throwback in time. The current building is about 60 to 80 years old, one of the few remaining all wood construction left in this tiny town or surrounding areas. But the ryokan has been around for more than 200 years hosting onsen guests and kodo travelers.Conveniently located by the bus stop (well the town is about 209 feet to start with), this ryokan is right across from the public onsen, aka town center, and overlooks all that goes on here. Kodo path travels through 50 feet away, while numerous footpath leads to hongu shrine and a local shrine on top of a rock.The ryokan has its own onsens. Outdoor onsens have beautifully manicured landscapes and indoor onsens are those of classic wood pools. There is even a small private onsen.The rooms are spacious with tatami rooms. All amenities are provided including wood flippers.Then there is the set meals. What a experience. Our family has uniformly votes this as the most unforgettable meal on the trip so far (and probably overall). 14 course dinner room service after onsen is just an out of world experience. From sashimi to shabushabu with local beef to grill fish to some of the best rice we had ever had，it is just beyond amazing. The 10 course breakfast isn't far behind either... Words can do little justice. Kudos to my wife to making the choice to stay here and get the meal options.Overall, this is a hard to find rare gem--it may not survive much longer if people are only spoiled to seek out modern conveniences. Get here and experience yourself before all is lost
Klaus Peter-Klausen
5/5
I loved every minute! Thank you for that! Never had such good service. From the minute I went in (with wet shoes) somebody took care. I had special requests for my meals and the food was perfect (please let them know when you book). The place is a bit worn off but please keep in mind that it is a very old and traditional ryokan. Location is right at the UNESCO World Heritage hotspring.
Yuko Matsunaga
5/5
This is a long-established hot spring inn in Yunomine Onsen. The hot spring water gushes out with a rich scent of sulfur, allowing you to wash away all the fatigue from your travels. The atmosphere of the bath is also wonderful. I was able to sleep soundly in an old but well-maintained room.The food was delicious, using local ingredients, and the portions were plentiful! The rice tastes very nutritious, as if it was cooked in a hot spring. The porridge cooked in the hot springs for breakfast was extremely delicious.I would definitely like to visit again!
Nicolas
5/5
The typical Japanese dinner was served in the room. A great experience. The room was very old but clean and we slept well.
奈緒登
4/5
A long-established inn in Yunomine Onsen. There are newer types of indoor baths and older indoor baths that have a more flavorful feel to them. I stayed in a room on the first floor next to the entrance, and there were plants, so it was calm and quiet. The food was delicious and I was able to enjoy this small and charming hot spring town.Recently, the number of overseas visitors to the hot spring town has been increasing.I'm surprised that I managed to reach this remote hot spring town.
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nono n
5/5
Really surprised by the two recent poor reviews of this place. Perhaps room type makes a difference? But, for us, this was an incredible experience in every way possible. …
Luke David
5/5
One of my favourite Ryokans in my trip so far. Everyone was so friendly and helpful even though I arrived sodden and wet after a 10km hike! The room was very comfortable and spacious. I used the inside onsen which was just heavenly, although it was too cold and pouring with rain to use the outside onsen. The food is served in your room, and was just so wonderful. It featured a number of dishes cooked in onsen water which were really interesting to try, and you could taste the difference. They really look after their guests well, and I highly recommend staying here!
森内秀太朗
5/5
The rice is delicious. A ryokan with an atmosphere.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
高垣悦子
5/5
The food is the bestWith a handsome chefA beautiful woman who is good at customer serviceSo nice 💕I ate it all without leaving anything behind.I’m going to eat Kueh Nabe in February 💝
Akiko H
5/5
The rooms are old and not luxurious or glamorous, but the staff will provide you with warm hospitality.The aura of that old bath is unique. I have traveled long distances to visit many times because I am fascinated by the rich hot springs. The meals served in your room in the morning and evening include rice cooked in the hot springs, hot spring shabu-shabu, hot spring porridge, hot spring boiled tofu in the morning, and hot spring coffee after meals. I thoroughly enjoyed the hot springs.Recommended for people who like hot springs.I was disappointed that the hot spring steam bath was out of order and I couldn't use it.
David Gao
5/5
This place is special - like watching Michael Jordan drop 55 points at the Garden in '95 special or holding hands with your high school crush special.If you can, go for one of the rooms with a private, ensuite onsen in it. (Thank me later)And if you can't, the bath at the ryokan is probably going to be one of the Top 3 onsen experiences of your life and it ain't 2 or 3.Always opt for the dinner and breakfast - I have the dinner menu framed, hanging on my living room wall. The delight that we had when the food came in and the courses rolled out... that's a high I'll never have in my life again.