Self Catering Accommodation in Shingu

The recently renovated ゲストハウス樹 is set in Shingu, near Shingu Castle Ruins Park and Kumano Hayatama Taisha.

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Daniel

From

Czech Republic

Lovely Japanese self-contained house with all the amenities, beautiful traditional design and attentive host. Supermarket and train station walking distance.

Situated in Shingu in the Wakayama region, with Kamikura Shrine and Kumano Hayatama Taisha nearby, 新宮 五新の家 features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

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Vincent

From

Singapore

Lovely house in quiet neighbourhood, good location to visit Nachi falls, generous snacks and drinks provided

神倉書斎 [Kamikura-Hideaway] is situated in Shingu, less than 1 km from Kumano Hayatama Taisha, a 17-minute walk from Shingu Castle Ruins Park, as well as 13 km from Fudarakusanji Temple.

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Maarten

From

Netherlands

This house entails a story. It's not just a roof over your head, it's an adventure on it's own.

Set in Shingu and within 2.7 km of Ojigahama Beach, Hostel 鶴々 has a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi.

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Rocio

From

Argentina

Yoshi the owner is really nice! We have a really good time there. The dormitory, bathroom and kitchen were very clean and the mattres really confy. The location is amazing: near temple, castle, supermarket and train/bus station. It was a really good stop after our days Hiking the kumano kodo trails. Thank you for everything yoshi!!!

Situated just 1.8 km from Shingu Castle Ruins Park, マーケットステイ新宮 provides accommodation in Shingu with access to free bikes, a shared lounge, as well as a shared kitchen.

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Marius Puiu

From

Romania

Room was very large, very clean, AC as well as ventilation and Air purifier. Dining space was large and not busy. The staff was kind and caring. I’d stay again.

Close to both Kamikura Shrine and Kumano Hayatama Taisha, シングウノイエ【貸切】熊野古道　速玉大社　那智の滝　神倉神社　マグロ　和歌山ラーメン is located in Shingu and has a hot tub and garden.

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Idrinksoda

From

Germany

Staying in an old-school Japanese house was a great experience for a foreigner like myself. The house is equipped with everything you need, including a stove, pan, utensils, microwave, fridge, and a small oven. The location is also very convenient—there’s a supermarket just a five-minute walk away, and a bus stop only two minutes away. The bus takes you directly to many famous attractions, including the three well-known shrines, which is especially helpful on rainy days when you don’t want to walk far after getting off the bus. While the cleanliness isn’t at a “hotel” level (as it’s not a hotel), the owner was very responsive to any issues I had. On the first night, I realized that the air conditioner wasn’t working, which was frustrating given that it was 30 degrees inside. However, after I contacted the owner, they came the next day to check the AC. I didn’t expect it to be fixed immediately, but to my surprise, the owner brought and installed a portable air conditioner while I was out sightseeing. I came back to a “new” AC! Overall, I had a pleasant three-day stay.

Set in Shingu, 1.6 km from Ojigahama Beach and 1.3 km from Kamikura Shrine, Sushi House offers free bikes and air conditioning.

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Artlos

From

China

nice house, spacious, various items are prepared, stay here made my trip easier.

Featuring air-conditioned accommodation with a terrace, ゲストハウス れんげ苑 is located in Shimosato. There is an on-site restaurant, plus free private parking and free WiFi are available.

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Sabine

From

Germany

Very friendly and helpful couple with excellent recommendations for sightseeing. Very large and comfortable apartment.

Situated in Nachikatsuura in the Wakayama region, with Nachi Beach and Nachikatsuura Sports and Cultural Center nearby, WhyKumano UNWINED features accommodation with free WiFi and free private...

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Maria

From

Japan

Very cozy place. Comfy beds. Great coffee.

Located in Nachikatsuura, 10 km from Nachikatsuura Sports and Cultural Center and 11 km from Hirou Shrine, みなみ野フィールズ不動坂 offers a terrace and air conditioning.

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Andrea Lara

From

Brazil

There’re no words to define and describe the magnitude of everything I've experienced! Paradise on Planet Earth!