Ryokans in Kansai International Airport
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Oukai Villa Izumi
Izumi (Near Kansai International Airport)
Located within 11 km of Saifuku-ji Temple and 12 km of Izumi Inoue Shrine, Oukai Villa Izumi provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Izumi.
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Timothy
From
SingaporeThe property boasts a beautiful garden and lounge. The location is in a mountain area. Very surreal!
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.1
Superb - What previous guests thought, 170 reviews
Price from
US$321.75
1 night, 2 adults
Wakayama Kada Onsen Kada Kaigetsu (ex. Azumaya Seaside Hotel)
Wakayama (Near Kansai International Airport)
Boasting indoor and open-air hot spring baths, Azumaya Seaside Hotel offers free pick-up shuttles from Kada Train Station, a 5-minute drive away. Free Wi-Fi is available at the lobby.
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Asmae
From
MoroccoWent to celebrate my friend's birthday. They arranged the cake which was so delicious and gave her a gift drink. I'm so happy I chose this hotel to celebrate my friend's birthday.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.4
Very good - What previous guests thought, 453 reviews
Price from
US$102.38
1 night, 2 adults
Fudoguchikan
Izumi-Sano (Near Kansai International Airport)
At Fudoguchikan, guests can bathe in the open air, in a public hot-spring bath that boasts mountain and river views. Tranquil Japanese-style rooms offer river views, some from a private open-air bath....
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Paul
From
New ZealandA brilliant stay, quiet, lovely decor, forest outlook and amazing bath facilities. Oh and the service and food were excellent.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.2
Superb - What previous guests thought, 116 reviews
Looking for a ryokan?
Experience culture authentically with a stay at this traditional Japanese-style accommodation. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
