Hotel Landmark Wakayama

Although breakfast is not normally provided, at check-in we received two sweet buns, a carton of milk, a boiled egg, and salt. In addition, from 7:00 a.m., you can try an onigiri service on a trial basis—said to be exceptionally delicious (they make it fresh and fill it with your choice of ingredients).

We stayed for sightseeing from July 1, 2026, with two women sharing a twin Room. We chose this date because it was the lowest price on the calendar and cost less than JPY 6,000 per person.Parking is paid. From 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM it is JPY 200, and at other times it is JPY 100 per 50 minutes. You receive parking vouchers worth JPY 300 per night. We planned to have dinner near the Hotel, but since there was no real benefit to keeping the car parked, we drove out to eat instead. In the end, after going in and out a few times, our out-of-pocket parking cost was JPY 700.The Room had been renovated and everything was clean. The bathroom was also a good size, so we were able to stay comfortably. The hair dryer was an older wall-mounted type in the washroom with weak airflow, so it took time to dry my hair. I would appreciate it if you could provide one around 1200W. I had seen Reviews saying the central air conditioning didn’t work well and felt humid, so I was worried—but since it wasn’t midsummer yet, even on low it worked very well (almost too cold).The light snack service is being phased out; starting July 1 an optional breakfast for JPY 1,500 had begun. However, because our Reservation was made quite far in advance, at check-in we received a boiled egg, two packaged sweet buns/pastries, and either milk or apple juice—more than enough for us. Next to the front desk there is a breakfast area with a drink corner available anytime (coffee machine, cold barley tea, black tea/tea varieties). In the Room they also provided drip coffee packs, green tea bags, and Evian water bottles as well, so we never had trouble staying hydrated during our stay.Overall the front desk staff were cheerful and kind; even considering that it’s not close to the station and there is no daily cap on parking fees depending on usage time patterns , this is still a Hotel I would like to use again. Next door there is a sports Facility called “Big Whale,” so you may want to be aware that things could get busy when events are held or when group stays are booked at nearby Accommodation(s).