Located an 11-minute drive from JR Shirahama Train Station, Nanki-Shirahama Marriott Hotel offers a view of the beautiful Namariyama Bay and free WiFi at public areas.
Located in Shirahama, a 9-minute walk from Shirarahama Beach, SEAMORE RESIDENCE has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
OHMY24
Canada
The rooms were nice and there was a nice small area to cook meals if you didn't want to eat out
Located in Shirahama, a 13-minute walk from Shirarahama Beach, Infinito Hotel and Spa has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a garden.
Located in Shirahama, a 19-minute walk from Shirarahama Beach, Grampus Sea has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a restaurant.
Naoko
Japan
bath was really good and I loved the quality of hot sprong water
nIce view from breakfast restaurant
Located in Shirahama, 1.2 miles from Shirarahama Beach, 白浜・温泉リゾート海岳 provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Located in Shirahama, a 6-minute walk from Shirarahama Beach, Tabist Nanki Shirahama Ryokan Mantei has accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a bar.
Located in Shirahama, a 19-minute walk from Shirarahama Beach, Grampus Sea has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a restaurant.
A 10-minute drive from JR Shirahama Train Station, Hotel Luandon Shirahama features rooms with free wired internet access and a spa bath with ocean views.
Located in Shirahama, a 11-minute walk from Shirarahama Beach, Auberge de South Terrace has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
FAQs about hotels in Shirahama
On average, 3-star hotels in Shirahama cost € 168.01 per night, and 4-star hotels in Shirahama are € 231.33 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Shirahama can be found for € 395.45 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Shirahama this weekend is € 164.03 or, for a 4-star hotel, € 421.83. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Shirahama for this weekend cost around € 354.37 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs € 118.33 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Shirahama for tonight. You'll pay around € 356.18 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Shirahama will cost around € 318.50, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
We are Americans so we had really little knowledge of...
We are Americans so we had really little knowledge of Shirahama as a resort city. It was at the tail end of a 3 week tour of Japan and was very restful. Fortunately, we were there after Golden Week and before the main tourist season, so it was quiet and relaxing. We had fun over two nights at a local Turkish restaurant, Blue Bar. We'd recommend it. Also, the beach seemed quite nice although we had one day or rain so we didn't hang out there. While this wouldn't be a regular stop for Americans, I think it is worthwhile and an easy train ride to the airport in Osaka.
Andrew
10
Scored 10
You will need a few days to visit all the places that...
You will need a few days to visit all the places that Shirahama has to offer.
The beach if fabulous, heard that the sand was import from Perth, Australia. is great, white and fine.
There is a few spots to eat, but not too family oriented, maybe it was because we went off season.
The onsens around the area are ideal to relax and recover energy. Check out the feet onsen over looking Engetsuto Island.
Carlos
Japan
10
Scored 10
Beautiful beach, awesome landscapes, and great restaurants.
Beautiful beach, awesome landscapes, and great restaurants. Highly recommend visiting the Sandanbeki cliffs, gorgeous views. Also go to Ashiato if you want delicious American style sandwiches. Look for the "American Sando" banners/signs right by the Shirahama Beach bus stop. There is a small aquarium that is nice and a very interesting fertility shrine called "kanki" that you should visit as well. If you come in August you might be able to catch some phenomenal fireworks. The bus is very easy to use, it basically just goes up and down the coast, where most everything you want to see/do is.
There are some theme parks and onsens too but we didn't have time for them, unfortunately.
Jacob
10
Scored 10
Shirahama can be reached from Osaka by many accommodations.
Shirahama can be reached from Osaka by many accommodations. You can use a direct bus from Namba or you can use JR trains to reach there (whether it's local or rapid). The white sand beach was very much worth considering the location near the city (Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, Wakayama).
Malikul
Indonesia
10
Scored 10
A beautiful beach resort with some great scenery, nice soft...
A beautiful beach resort with some great scenery, nice soft sand and clear blue water. Does have some sea weed floating around and watch out for late afternoon when the jelly fish are around in summer time. When there are less people in the sea - it’s time to get out.
There was a fireworks display in the evening with music playing out speakers. Simply amazing to watch from the beach!! It doesn’t happen everyday so plan ahead.
There were market stalls providing food in the evening however unsure if it is a daily or weekend occurrence.
Local bars/eateries had friendly people , staff and locals alike were nice. There is a family mart just off from the beach front. Some bars are open late.
You need to either take a bus from the train station which takes longer but is cheaper or a taxi which is much faster but also more costly- ¥1,500 roughly. It’s too far to walk if you’re staying near the beach and in the summer heat it’s really not recommended.
It’s really nice for families , couples and groups of friends. If you’re a solo traveller and you enjoy your own company you’ll be fine.
Rikku89
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Nice clean beach (maybe a little small), Good for 1 or 2 day...
Nice clean beach (maybe a little small), Good for 1 or 2 day beach trip. The rest of the city interly hotels. Restaurants and city very old (timetravel) ruined atmosphere. Defnitly nothing for shopping or good food. So Beach yes, Rest no
The beach is amazing, just a few min walk, and you have to pay extra for the beach view. Breakfast and dinners were also great. They have a nice open air onsen, and 2 hot and normal temperature onsens inside. My room was spacious enough. There are free hot and cold drinks on the first floor and good massage available. Have a free bus shauttle from the railway - if you manage to learn how to find it. It left randomly, not according the schedule. Ask someone in Japan to call hotel to learn more about shauttle.
If you ever go Shirahama, totally recommend this accommodation managed by a really hospitable hostess.
Very close to the bus stop and beach, modern take on tatami style Japanese room, and with private bathroom. Best part was the Chinese breakfast with seafood porridge.
I managed to get the beach view, and even though my friend couldn't make it, she was able to reduce the price while I kept the same room. Oh, the adorable pandas just added to the cosy ambience.
Location is super convenient in the middle of town, near the bus stops, beach, and restaurants. The owner also speaks Mandarin, so we were able to communicate and she provided a lot of recommendations. For English speakers, she has translations prepared too for check in etc. She was very accommodating and made delicious breakfast meals. Room was very clean and comfortable, perfect to relax in after onsen hopping in town.
Located on a hill overlooking Shirahama, this hotel has a great view of Shirahama and the Pacific Ocean. Very clean interior and exterior, with spacious public onsen for guests. Breakfast buffet has good selections with sushi and sashimi as options. There is a swimming pool, tennis court and an indoor gym at the hotel and a golf course nearby. You can get to most of the destinations in Shirahama via a 10~15 min drive.
The location combined with the price is unbeatable. You might be able to stay somewhere "nicer" but what's the point? The beach is literally right across the street from Ginsui! It is RIGHT next to several great restaurants and there are even more just a few minutes up the road. Only a short bus trip away (or half hour walk) from just about everything you'd want to do in Shirahama.
this is a traditional Japanese home, and a beautiful one. Everything was great, the ambiance, comfort, everything super clean and there was a nice kitchen and social area. wifi was great and the hostels location close to the beach and bus stop taking u to the JY line, is very convenient. The manager and owner is a wonderful lady and speaks great English
The hotel is in a very good location. It has beautiful beach, but there isnt many dining places near the hotel that were open in winter.. although great sightseeing spots like senjojiki n sandenbeku were reachable via the public buses just outside our hotel. But the hotel is a good base as there are areas of interest to explore ard the Shirahama area.
Guest house is a few minute walk to the bus for all transport, restaurants, the beach, onsens…all of which I loved. The property was super clean, quiet, and the manager was wonderful with help in learning about the town and getting around. I had a wonderful, restorative stay. With a mini kitchen in the room, this made for an exceptional value.
Service at the hotel was impeccable! From organising pick-up and dropping us to various places around Shirahama, the staff tried their best to meet our needs. Kumia-san in particular, was not only conversant in English, but would communicate via whatsapp for needed changes.
Great location next to the beach. Our room was huge, and the private onsen was lovely. Staff were very helpful and friendly. They were lots of things to do in the hotel which we didnt take advantage of, like relaxing areas, ping pong, communal kitchen, but would recommend.
Private onsen in room has nice outdoor setting and layout. Water is good. There is a small terrace leading to the outdoor onsen with separate toilet and bathroom at side. Toilet room and bathroom are cold spots, fortunately toilet seat is warm! Overall room looks good.
The uphill walk to the hotel may be somewhat challenging for elderly. I'd requested for a family room with sea view, albeit somewhat disappointed as I'd limited seaview with view of the car park as well as I was given a room on the lower floor.
Very friendly, small ryokan , great location just above Ginza street and easy walk to the beach. Traditional hotel, not renovated (maybe better that way?) but well maintained and clean. Way better than staying in a big concrete/eyesore hotel.
The owner was incredibly kind. The location was a short walk from the beach. The bathroom was very clean. The room was cozy. If I visit Shirahama again I will definitely book here.
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