Find hotels near Setonaikai National Park, Japan from ￥3,454

"Clean, close to many restaurants, quiet area, fair price."

"Location is super great for any activities, ferry port and rental cycling spot is on the ground floor. Room is very clean and port view is nice. Not so much friendly but sufficient enough and understandable during COVID19 situation. The only negative comment is the attitude of one tenant restaurant, which is located on the ground floor. Very nasty attitude by manager(I assume )"

"This hotel is unlike anything I have seen in Japan. It has California/Palm Springs vibes thanks to the modern open air architecture, white washed clean buildings, amazing indoor/outdoor flow, and fantastic location right on the water. We stayed in one of the private cottages which face the water and we had an unobstructed view of the bridge. Despite being about 50m back from the waters edge, our cottage had an amazing breezy and almost tropical feel. Thanks to the very cleverly laid out cottages, each cottage feels private from the next and has a direct view of the water/bridge. Instead of lining up the cottages side by side in a line, the cottages are slightly angled and offset in a diagonal row, so that there are no shared walls and each front deck is somewhat private from the next. The deck out front had racks for both of our bikes and a spacious seating area (with 2 comfortable Snow Peak camping chairs and a long bench seat) with an awning overhead for shade. We sat there all afternoon enjoying the view and opted for the bbq dinner provided by the hotel, which was DELICIOUS. Highly recommend including the dinner package, as the food was local, super fresh, and so much fun to grill on the deck while the evening sky turned colors over the water. Wonderfully attentive and friendly staff, many speak decent English, and excellent customer service. I cannot wait to go back, this place is super special. "

"Great experience although I wasn't in the hotel that much. In a great location"

"What a well-designed, welcoming and pristine Hostel! Two suggestions: 1) a "lights out"/Quiet time suggestion or enforcement of some sort. The "rooms" are curtained off cubbies, perfectly fine, but our neighbor across from us kept his light on and was noisy throughout the night and so we didn't sleep well, despite the beds' comfort. 2) uniform temperature for the facility was kept very warm, making top bunk area particularly hot. Suggest small, quiet fans for each bunk to help regulate temps to individual preference levels."