Resort Kumano Club

“Awesome place!”

Only stayed one night, but wish I would have stayed two. People are so nice and the amenities are great. Dinner was very interesting, breakfast had very extensive options, spa was great. They even give you a pedometer at checkin to wear while walking around. Then if you can get to 5k, 8k, etc. ste… Mais

Only stayed one night, but wish I would have stayed two. People are so nice and the amenities are great. Dinner was very interesting, breakfast had very extensive options, spa was great. They even give you a pedometer at checkin to wear while walking around. Then if you can get to 5k, 8k, etc. steps you can turn it in for a special gift at the gift shop.

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“A fantastic experience”

Kumano Club was a drastic step up from the relatively quaint ryokan we'd stayed in during our Kumano Kodo hike, but it was a fitting reward for surviving another tough day of hiking. The food here is simply exquisite, and I loved how the rooms here blended traditional 'western' hotels with the Jap… Mais

Kumano Club was a drastic step up from the relatively quaint ryokan we'd stayed in during our Kumano Kodo hike, but it was a fitting reward for surviving another tough day of hiking. The food here is simply exquisite, and I loved how the rooms here blended traditional 'western' hotels with the Japanese ryokan tradition.

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“Beautiful Ground”

Nice resort in Kumano that I would recommend if you are walking the Kumano Kodo (trail): Pro: - beautiful hotel ground - some staff speaks English very well, actually saw non-Japanese staff there, for staff who couldn't speak English they were very friendly - if you don't want to walk the Kumano K… Mais

Nice resort in Kumano that I would recommend if you are walking the Kumano Kodo (trail): Pro: - beautiful hotel ground - some staff speaks English very well, actually saw non-Japanese staff there, for staff who couldn't speak English they were very friendly - if you don't want to walk the Kumano Kodo by yourself they have tour with shuttle bus that takes you between sections - good price - we stayed at the inidividual chalet decorated in traditional Japanese element that is quite beautiful and relaxing - hotspring available Cons: - hotspring was way too crowded as you can also do for day hotspring - lack of amenities in hotpspring change room - food was mediocre, but given the price, the food is not bad

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“Tranquil retreat”

Enjoyed a stay in one of the standard rooms but had opportunity to see o e of the smaller Villa types. Rooms were well appointed and beds comfortable. The standard room has a balcony looking over mountains opposite. Aside from the two twin beds, the room had an ample tatami seating area, making it … Mais

Enjoyed a stay in one of the standard rooms but had opportunity to see o e of the smaller Villa types. Rooms were well appointed and beds comfortable. The standard room has a balcony looking over mountains opposite. Aside from the two twin beds, the room had an ample tatami seating area, making it feel more like a suite. Warm wood tones made for a relaxing environment. Bathtub was a large and deep step in type in the local style. Toilet and sink areas in the room cluster around the bath area in separate spaces. The food was delicious, drawing on local ingredients and specialities and the staff very attentive and kind. The onsen was spacious and clean with indoor and outdoor baths - most outdoor. Only slightly awkward aspect of the property is its overall layout with separate buildings for check in and check out which don't clearly indicate what should be done where. This is somewhat mitigated by a bus system around the resort. While we had specific reasons for staying at the resort, holiday makers without a car may find the location a bit awkward. The property does offer shuttle service to the local town/ station at set times so do enquire about this if it will facilitate your stay. If you have a rental car, parking is ample and free. Overall though I enjoyed my stay there and would happily stay there again.

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