Yoshimotoya Inn Main

Yoshimotoya Inn Main, located in the serene coastal region of Mihama, Fukui, Japan, offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking a relaxing getaway. Situated at 89-4 Sugahama, Mihama, Mikata District, Fukui 919-1203, Japan, the hotel is just a 5-minute drive away from the stunning Diamond Beach, one of the few hotels in the area with beach access. The design of the inn exudes a tranquil atmosphere, offering visitors a cozy and restful environment. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with essential amenities that ensure a relaxing stay. Guests will appreciate the convenience of free Wi-Fi, which is available throughout the property, providing connectivity to both work and leisure needs. While the hotel does not have a fitness center, spa, pools, or hot tub, it makes up for this with its unbeatable location by the beach and nearby attractions.
For those who love exploring the local culture and natural beauty, there is a variety of attractions within reach. The Suishohama Beach (Diamond Beach) is just 6 minutes away, offering families and water sports enthusiasts a family-friendly crescent beach with cafes and rental facilities. The nearby Kehi no Matsubara, a scenic area featuring oceanside pine forests, is perfect for a hike and beach enjoyment. Visitors can also explore the 8th-century Kehi Jingu Shrine, just 22 minutes away, known for its grand red torii gate and sacred spring.
The hotel is conveniently located near a variety of dining options, including the Pizzeria & Cafe WAKUWAKU 菅浜ふるさと茶屋, which is only a 3-minute drive away. Guests can enjoy a diverse selection of cuisines, such as pizza, Taiwanese dishes, and Chinese food, all within a short distance. The inn’s proximity to public transportation options, including several nearby stations and airports, ensures easy access to other destinations in the region.
With its unique location, comfortable rooms, and close proximity to beaches and cultural sites, Yoshimotoya Inn Main invites guests to experience the charm of this coastal retreat in Fukui, Japan.