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Accommodation in Wakura Onsen

Wakura Onsen is a superb place to visit, with a neat little selection of available hotels. There are 4 located less than 5 kilometres from the middle of the city.

You won't be too far away from the main areas at the Hotel Kaibo and Yukemurino-Yado Biwanso.

If you find yourself in need of more options in Wakura Onsen, look into the Route-Inn Grantia Himi Wakuranoyado and the Hotel Route-Inn Nanao Ekihigashi. They are located 25 kilometres and 7 kilometres away from the center. Others are the Umi-Akari, 20 kilometres away, and the Himi Onsenkyo Uomeguri No Yado Eihokaku, 25 kilometres.

The close by cities of Wajima and Higashi Chaya District are definitely worth seeing. Wajima is 30 kilometres to the north of Wakura Onsen, while Higashi Chaya District is 60 kilometres to the south. Hotels in Wajima include the Hotel Route-Inn Wajima and Hotel Mercato Wajima. Higashi Chaya District choices are the Kanazawa Hakuchoro Hotel Sanraku and Crowne Plaza ANA Kanazawa.

While you are here, why not spend some time rubbing shoulders and cheering along with local sports enthusiasts at a local sporting fixture? Toyama Municipal Baseball Stadium Alpen Stadium is situated to the southeast of Wakura Onsen. Planning to stay near the action? The Toyama Manten Hotel and the Daiwa Roynet Hotel Toyama may be just what you're looking for.

Are you after the most convenient airport for your trip to Wakura Onsen? Toyama Airport is about 55 kilometres away.

Wakura Onsen hotels essential information

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52 hotels
Lowest Price
AU$355
Highest Price
AU$476
Popular hotels
TAOYA Wakura, Shirasaginoyu notokaisyu, Kagaya, Yukemurino-Yado Biwanso, Aenokaze, Kagaya Bettei Matsunomidori, Waraku Onsen Nihon no Yado Notoraku, Hanagoyomi, Hotel Kaibo

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What are the best hotels in Wakura Onsen?
Located in Nanao, Hotel Kaibo is rated as one of the best hotels in Wakura Onsen. Yunohana is another getaway worth adding to your shortlist. Search Wotif to find Wakura Onsen's top hotels, from budget to bougie, at prices your wallet's gonna love.
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TAOYA Wakura
Wotif Verified Review
5 / 5
This onsen hotel was amazing. The reception desk clerk was very helpful and even found a set of large size room slippers for us. The room was spacious and the ocean view was a large sliding glass door leading to a balcony. Lots of ocean to view. The onsen was lovely and the outdoor onsen space was open to the ocean, with an infinity pool edge. The food and drink was also very good. We arrived during afternoon tea and there were a variety of snacks available in the lobby, including prosciutto with peaches. The hotel has an open drinks policy, and there were several varieties of sake, umeshu, and beer available, as well as a whiskey soda tap (first time I have ever seen this amenity.) The dinner and breakfast are served buffet style in their restaurant, but both were very high quality, with things like crab omelettes for breakfast and slices of sirloin steak for dinner. They also had a variety of Noto food specialties to sample. If you wanted to pay extra, you could also get Echizen crabs for dinner. The check in and check out were smooth, and there was free parking. The only downside (from a Western perspective) is that there was no shower in the room, which meant you had to use the public onsen showers and bath to get clean, which might be a problem if you are shy. A lovely place to stay, and only about an hours drive from the Pokemon With You airport.
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