Mercure Kyoto Miyazu Resort & Spa

The price for this place is definitely for the location. My goodness...what a beautiful place this hotel is located. Surrounded by mountains and the ocean. The rooms itself are outdated and but fairly clean nonetheless. Our Aircon wasnt great...which wasn't helpful as the weather was upwards of 30degrees. But all in all. We loved our stay. Hard to beat the location!

The bath in the hotel was really nice. There was a sauna and open-air bath as well. The only drawback is that some Chinese speaking customers seem not to know the rules or customs of public baths. I saw one with a swimming suit (I hope it wasn't underwear, actually), and I saw one dipping towel in the bath. They are too loud when they talk while I wanted to enjoy the silence in the open-air bath while listening to the sound of nature. I think the hotel should prepare some sort of sign for what to do and what not to do at Japanese public baths for international travelers. They would follow the rule of told. Nobody wants to look bad after all. (Esp. When naked. Haha.) お風呂はサウナも露天風呂もあり、とても良かったです。ただ、ホテルには、海外のお客様用に、日本のお風呂の入り方、一般的なマナーが分かるようなサインかパンフレットかを用意してほしいです。水着か下着かを履きながらお風呂に入る人、湯船にタオルをつける人、大声で会話する人が散見されました。このままですと、日本のお客様が離れて行きかねないと思いました。海外のお客様も、マナーを知らないだけで、言ってあげれば従うと思います。よろしくお願いします。

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Mercure Kyoto Miyazu Resort & Spa during my trip to Kyoto, and it was a truly enchanting experience that left me rejuvenated and inspired. From the moment I arrived at the resort, I was captivated by its serene and picturesque surroundings. Nestled amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of Miyazu Bay, the resort offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city. The sweeping views of the ocean and the lush greenery instantly set the stage for a relaxing and peaceful retreat. The accommodations at Mercure Kyoto Miyazu Resort & Spa were nothing short of exceptional. My room was spacious, elegantly furnished, and boasted modern amenities that catered to both relaxation and convenience. The comfortable bed and high-quality linens ensured a restful sleep, while the private balcony provided a serene spot to enjoy the stunning sunsets over the bay.

The hotel is old and located on the hill top pretty far from the Amanohashidate tourist area; you need to drive a car to get here The hotel is very big and the sea view is very nice They have free parking; and the rooms is very spacious Although the hotel is old but it’s under renovation and will close for renovation from end of jan to mar 2024 There is only one indoor onsen left due to renovation There is so much food in breakfast; however some food is not hot so and it’s pretty crowded If we are going to amanohashidate area again; and the hotel finished their renovation we might consider going to stay again because we loved the sea view!

surprised that the shutter bus service was not convenience for train transportation time schedule and the hotel is too old with terrible amenities within hotel, even restaurant for dinner.

Hotel is old, Generally, the sheets are clean Spacious parking space

While it is very remote, it’s in a beautiful location close to a major tourist site, although you will need a car to get around for the amenities (but the hotel provides a lot you might need anyway). The room is huge even by international standards, with nice views of mountains and the ocean, with more than enough space to relax. I even received a ¥1000 voucher to spend there, and for the price this is an incredible deal considering it is a hot spring resort. Well recommended if you’re in this overlooked area of Japan.

Somewhat far from other hotels but nice view though