Around Wakayama Country Club × Accommodation For Enjoying Autumn FlavorsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for couples/married couples

Come and stay at a long-established Ryokan in Kada, a scenic spot with sweeping views of the magnificent sky and sea—from Tomogashima and Awaji Island all the way to Shikoku. Located in a town selected as one of Japan’s “Top 100 Sunsets,” you can enjoy beautiful ocean views and sunsets from your Room or bath. Another highlight is fresh seafood unique to this fishing town, including seasonal fish enjoyed simply with salt or sudachi citrus.Our suite Rooms feature premium furnishings such as Sealy beds used by top-class Hotel properties and Italian-made sofas, while panoramic glass windows showcase breathtaking views. The hot spring water is a sodium bicarbonate–chloride spring, known for benefits such as relief of neuralgia and joint pain. Savor the seasons with our finest kaiseki cuisine, centered on local ingredients from Wakayama.

Kishu Kada Vacation Village, where you can view Tomogashima, Awaji Island, and Shikoku. The sunset seen from the open-air bath while feeling the sea breeze is breathtaking. Enjoy seasonal dishes such as cherry sea bream in spring, hamo in summer, Ise lobster in autumn, and kue in winter.

At a Ryokan that retains the charm of the Showa era, the natural carbonated spring water is considered Kansai's strongest carbonated iron Onsen, offering a delightful hot and cold bathing experience. Guests can also savor dishes such as kaiseki and hot pot. Enjoy approximately 20 types of Onsen with various benefits, attracting athletes and sports players for recovery. Relax comfortably in a tranquil Japanese-style Room of 6 to 8 tatami mats.

A 15-minute drive from central Wakayama City, this onsen culinary property is situated along the coast. From the stunning open-air bath, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Kitan Strait's sunset and Awaji Island, selected as one of the top sunset views, and experience a relaxing moment with silky smooth hot spring water and the natural beauty of Saikazaki Coast. The cuisine features an abundance of fresh fish caught at nearby fishing ports. From sea-facing rooms, you can enjoy refreshing ocean views such as the Kii Channel.