Hotels with Parking in Sadamitsu

Nice accommodation in a small town. ~40 minute walk to the nearest Supermarket or about 10 Minute drive!! But very peaceful ✌️ 😌. The Awa-Handa train station does have limited stop so probably better if you drive but it wasn't a problem for me!

This ryokan is large house that is occupied by a Japanese family with small children, and they have set up a handful of guest rooms. That, in itself, is delightful to me. This town is about experiencing the old Japan, and that is also true with this house. The house has not been updated in a few decades, and the manual toilets are standard low-flush composting. I feel like I am experiencing Japan before its became a high-tech country. I value this experience, but if you need everything to be new and digital, this is not the place for you. Wi-fi is available in the common areas but I didn't have the signal in my room upstairs. The lovely walk from the train station takes about half an hour and is along the river and a bamboo grove, so it is quite enjoyable. The owner offered me a ride back. I was there in the middle of November and it was getting cold, since it's a drafty old house. The bed has a warm duvet and there is a heater in the room.

The location was great! It was a quiet area that seemed very local. The owners are extremely friendly. They talked to us about where we lived, helped us select a restaurant and even made us snacks. It was like visiting family!

wow! wow! wow! I'm not easily impressed but this was a perfect experience. My only regret is that we couldn't stay longer. definitely one of the highlights of our trip. peace, quiet, great hostess in beautiful nature and delicious food. we miss it already!

A nice resort, pretty much in the middle of nowhere, a nice stop for relaxation after visiting Iya Valley and Mt. Tsurugi. We booked a half-board accommodation for one night only, and enjoyed a fantastic dinner and breakfast, with a majestic service. The room was very spacious, with a private big bathroom.

A wonderful rest place close to the first temples on the 88 pilgrimage. Everything is super well thought out, modern and yet full of tradition. It is intimate with 5 rooms and in an Meiji era home with a beautiful neighborhood of similar structures. The Italian restaurant several doors down is also excellent.

The place was clean and comfortable. Close to supermarket.

Big! Had the place to ourselves