Find hotels near Jomyoji Temple, Arida from AED 149

"Traveling to Wakayama City for the fourth time, our family (including two teenage daughters) decided to try the Marina City Hotel, and we weren't disappointed. It's perfect for families with younger or teenaged children. There's always something to do, from the amusement park to the markets and Onsen. The optional breakfasts were superb, with something for everyone. The staff are phenomenal, as you can usually expect in Japan. It's only a two-minute walk to a breathtaking view of Wakayama Bay, including some of the most beautiful sunsets I've ever seen. My only suggestion, rent a car if you plan to see any other parts of Wakayama City."

"3minutes walk from train station "

"The breakfast is delicious and the staff is very friendly."

"Amazing staff and wonderful amenities for a more than reasonable price. Excellent location next to the station with convenient stores and restaurants nearby. There’s also a wonderful free coffee service with an urban view if you have time to kill. Highly recommended, as Wakayama is a hidden gem and worth a visit"

"Wonderful breakfast "

"Excellent location right on the bus line. Close to Wakayama Station and right across the street from the castle. Pay for a room on the castle side. It is worth it for the beautiful view. The rooms are very spacious, service is excellent, the entire property is well maintained and spotless. Even the self-serve laundry is great!"

"Love the room with the river view and likewise the breakfast area with the same view. Did not like the tiny space provided for hanging clothes. Love that the train station is so close to the hotel. Few minutes to walk there. Plenty of restaurants, really good supermarket."

"Meals are very delicious and adequate. "

"Did not use either the pool nor spa as we arrived quite late. We used the private open air bath, which was pleasant. The building is very old and our room on the lower level had a very musty smell covered by excessive camphor. The reception is on the 6th floor, and our room was on the first floor - very strange, with no elevator going to the lower levels. It made for a difficult and awkward descent and climb for me, as I have respiratory problems. While breakfast was generous, we found the price to be quite steep for a ryokan with no dinner included. The place is isolated, and we were told not to go out at night due to the presence of wild dogs. "