Hotels in Hannan

This hotel seems to be at least last +30years. Most of the facilities in the room looks old. We were very lucky to met up with a front desk customer service - Mr Cao whom originated China but worked in Japan for many years. He assisted us to the JR Line counter in reporting my missing phone, and we did retrieved it back!

This hotel is simply a perfect hotel! ! The facilities are very new and have everything you need, very clean and tidy! Cleansing oil, body lotion, etc. are provided at the front desk. You can take as much as you want! The location is great. It's right after the subway. It's very convenient for overnight stay in transit! Then there is a 7-11 downstairs of the hotel. If you buy bento, you can eat it in the public area of ​​the hotel. The room is a little smaller, but there is nothing I can do about it. Japanese hotels, especially new ones, are relatively small! I really like its design, which is very user-friendly. For example, the toilet can be designed to have a small wash basin on top of the toilet water storage. The water you use to wash your hands flows into the toilet for flushing. Really. Be environmentally friendly! Just put the card in the designated box when you check out, which saves time! The room is exactly the same as the official hotel picture

Hotel is few steps from Rinku town station. Outlet Rinku town is very close to Hotel. Free shuttle service to airport for early flight in morning is great. It starts from 05.20am.

After landing on a night flight, stay at Osaka Airport for one night, which is cheap and affordable. If you bought the Kansai three-day train pass, remember to enter the gate and activate it the next morning, otherwise you will waste a day. Buy a one-way ticket at the airport subway counter for 500 yen. Remember to take the 3-stop [local train] to Ihara. After exiting the station, use Baidu or Google Maps to navigate a 12-minute straight road with dim street lights to get there. It’s a small European-style hotel, remember to ask about wifi at the front desk when checking in. There is even a bathtub and pajamas in the small room.

Directly connected to Wakayama Station. Because it was in front of the station, there was a CVS and so on. It was on the upper floor of ”Kino Wakayama” in the station building and dinner was done there. The building was clean and the bath was very comfortable with a view of the Kino River. There was also a menu with breakfast and it was delicious. However, it was a few dissatisfaction points that made the evaluation ”normal”. It is mainly a part of hospitality, not hard. First of all, I was guided to breakfast at check-in. Because it was a Bon Festival time, there was a paste that the breakfast time was early in the elevator, but it was guided at the front desk at the usual time. Under the corona, the locker of the bath was pulled out, but when the locker without the key was opened and asked the front desk whether it was possible to use it, it was answered that it did not get the point. When I used it for family ３ people and asked the front desk for breakfast tickets without a number of people and confirmed that it was okay and went to the breakfast venue, I was told that ”the breakfast ticket is not enough １ pieces”. I thought that the front desk was on the upper floor and it was surprising to go up to the upper floor once when I checked out. As a concept of the whole Candeo Hotels, it is called ”unique ４ stars”, but it has somehow lacking impression that it does not become ５ stars. It seems that there is a chain hotel nationwide, but what about ... It is a hotel that does not come to the top of the choice.

Great hotel to stay at if you arrive late at night. It is a train ride away from the airport and within walking distance to the outlet. It took around 10 minutes to walk to the outlet. There is also Trial supermarket (5 mins walking distance) that is 24 hours so you can stock up on souvenirs or food. It has food, clothes, cosmetics, toys and electronics.

Not new, but clean enough. Looong corridors are a little bit “cattle class” and any view of the castle is unfortunately blocked by wire in the window panes (a fire code requirement I understand). Otherwise perfectly fine. Staff were helpful with secure road bike storage downstairs which was nice.

I chose it because there is a large hot spring bath. It is close to Wakayama Station and there is a station behind the hotel, so it is convenient because you can enter and exit even in the early morning. Above all, it was good to be able to heal the fatigue in the hot spring. It was small and there were few washrooms, but there were no other users and I was able to relax in a state of occupying one person. The room was clean and even in the double room, there was a space to spread the luggage, so I was able to spend a comfortable time. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

This was a pretty interesting experience to stay at. Though like some others have said, the shower room n toilet separation only seemed to take up unnecessary space n the fact that there isn't a place to hang the towels.... but I was truly happy with the amenities provided n the fact that the bed was the softest out of all the places I've stayed in throughout this 2 week trip in Japan, osaka. Plus it's really neat the airport n the convenient store n drug store are located right outside the hotel. The check in n check out are pretty straightforward n well online based so that's great. The shuttle bus thing gets full quick though so gotta book in advance n gotta email them directly, trip can't help with this even if you're a platinum member. I recommend getting a bigger room if you have big luggages, but overall pretty good for a simple stay for a night or two before or after the flight just to relax.

Wonderful family owned family owned and run. The level of hospitality afforded to my family was certainly above and beyond. There was a genuine care factor that I was unable to fault. Heading out, don't worry about a taxi, we will drive you. How was the complimentary breakfast. It should be said that the rooms are quite small, however the cleanliness of the property could not be faulted. I would recommend N Gate to all as a great introduction to the Japanese people.