Amanohashidate Youth Hostel
Main amenities
- The lagest option:
- 6 guests
- 2 beds
- 1 bedroom
Location
Amanohashidate Youth Hostel Miyazu hotel is located near a historic district, 2.2 km from Tango Local Museum. This perfect guest house offers complimentary private parking on site.
The property is in a rural area of Miyazu. Manai Shrine is 100 metres from the hotel, while Amanohashidate Sandbar is about a 10-minute ride away. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Amanohashidate, which is approximately a 25-minute walk away. The comfortable Amanohashidate Youth Hostel hotel also stands quite close to Motoise Konojinja Shrine. Fuchu cable car station lies nearby, about a 10-minute stroll away.
The rooms come with shared bathrooms and views of the sea.
Matsui Bussan Honten, located 8 minutes on foot from this Miyazu hotel, serves Japanese cuisine to satisfy every taste.
Review by hotel critic
During our recent family vacation at Amanohashidate Youth Hostel, we discovered a welcoming atmosphere perfect for both relaxation and adventure. Located just minutes from the picturesque land bridge and chair lift, the hostel offered easy access to stunning views and activities. One of the highlights was visiting the exceptional shrine nearby, reminiscent of Japan's most significant shrine in Ise; it was a unique experience to see so many locals engaged in worship. After a day of exploring beaches like Honjohama and Kotohiki, we returned to the cozy common room — a perfect spot for family bonding over magazines and games. The hostel’s shared environment helped us connect not just with each other but also with fellow travelers. Breakfast was a treat, with a gluten-free option that perfectly accommodated our dietary needs without prior notice. Each evening, we looked forward to delicious dinners, available for order the day before. The staff, always friendly and helpful, arranged for us to rent bikes at an affordable rate, adding an adventurous flair to our stay. Although we navigated shared bathrooms, the overall experience was seamless.
