Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The view was amazing and the property could not be beat! The staff was so kind, the village is right on the beach, the restaurant is delicious and the bar is outstanding. Truly worth visiting just to stay here. So amazing!
The view was amazing and the property could not be beat! The staff was so kind, the village is right on the beach, the restaurant is delicious and the bar is outstanding. Truly worth visiting just to stay here. So amazing!
If you looking for a quiet family oriented place for 1-2 nights outside Kyoto with a Ryokan and privacy. This is the place. Bring lots of games and books, nice walks along the river. It is not a large hotel and it is not easy to get to. But the right circumstances make this a perfect experience.
If you looking for a quiet family oriented place for 1-2 nights outside Kyoto with a Ryokan and privacy. This is the place. Bring lots of games and books, nice walks along the river. It is not a large hotel and it is not easy to get to. But the right circumstances make this a perfect experience.
William
Reviewed October 22, 2025Reviewed October 22, 2025
The private beach was the highlight! Never swam in a lake that felt so refreshing! View from the room was amazing. Perfect place to engage I. Digital detox!
The private beach was the highlight! Never swam in a lake that felt so refreshing! View from the room was amazing. Perfect place to engage I. Digital detox!
This is a very local non touristy village. We enjoyed the hospitality (even if we couldn’t communicate)
The owner helped accomadate my sea food allergy. We really liked the hot bath available in the beautiful water. The only thing I would say is that it isn’t close to anything and you have to walk about 22 minutes to the train
This is a very local non touristy village. We enjoyed the hospitality (even if we couldn’t communicate)
The owner helped accomadate my sea food allergy. We really liked the hot bath available in the beautiful water. The only thing I would say is that it isn’t close to anything and you have to walk about 22 minutes to the train
This property was absolutely epic. Extremely fast communication, gorgeous house and delicious dinner coordinated during a time when most things are shut. Mari and her team were so great. We regretted we didn't have more than one night to enjoy this picturesque village and perfect house. It surpassed all expectations. My group was 6 family members and we stayed at 8 different places all over Japan for a two week adventure and all 6 agreed this property ranked #1 of all. Can't wait to return and...
This property was absolutely epic. Extremely fast communication, gorgeous house and delicious dinner coordinated during a time when most things are shut. Mari and her team were so great. We regretted we didn't have more than one night to enjoy this picturesque village and perfect house. It surpassed all expectations. My group was 6 family members and we stayed at 8 different places all over Japan for a two week adventure and all 6 agreed this property ranked #1 of all. Can't wait to return and...
Wakasa offers a host of things to see and do such as Fukui Prefecture Seaside Nature Center and Mikataishi Kanzeon Katate Kannon. Browse our all-inclusive hotel rooms where you can enjoy a range of amenities including entertainment, kid's clubs, and of course food and beverages all included in the price. Many of our all-inclusive hotels also feature activities such as golf, yoga, water sports, and more, which you can enjoy without any additional cost.
What is there to do near my all-inclusive resort in Wakasa?
If you want to explore the area around your all-inclusive resort, visit Fukui Prefecture Seaside Nature Center and Mikataishi Kanzeon Katate Kannon and see why travelers like Wakasa! Other attractions include Rainbow Line Mountain Park, Uriwari Falls, and Kumagawa Museum.
When's the best time for an all-inclusive stay in Wakasa?
There's nothing like an all-inclusive vacation in Wakasa to revive you, especially when you know what to expect from the elements. Here's some info to help you decide when to book: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 75°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 41°F. November and February are the driest months while July and December are the rainiest months.
What's the best way to get to Wakasa and explore the area?
With plenty of transportation options, seeing Wakasa is a breeze. To venture out into the surrounding area, hop on a train at Mikata Station. Wakasa may not have many public transportation choices so consider renting a car to explore more.