Pensiuni în Hongu

Maria Germania

Super cool hostel. The staff was super nice, and the people I met there as well. The private onsens were great, especially the outdoor one. I slept on the dormitory, and the futon beds were really comfortable and you had a lot of space for yourself. As there are not many food options around, they asked me before if I wanted to order a bento box, which I did. It was very delicious. I would really recommend this place to stay during the Kumano Kodo. Super great hostel and also great value!

Stepura Statele Unite ale Americii

Owner was very friendly, went out of his way to make sure we had a good stay. Guesthouse was perfect after a long day of hiking, his food at the restaurant was just what we needed!

YUAN DE China

We have a very satisfied stay in this hotel, everything is good.

Katey Noua Zeelandă

Perfect location and absolutely delicious meals!

Debra Statele Unite ale Americii

Property near to a bus stop. Great facilities. Very welcoming.

Kruthoff Porto Rico

Very cozy spot on the river bank. Ease of access to kumano kodo trail. We did the Hongu loop trail leaving from here, hiking to Hongu-taisha, then bus to Yunomine Onsen, and then hike the rest of the loop from there. Awesome experience!

Kali Japonia

The location is so beautiful. It overlooks the river and is really quiet. The rooms themselves were comfortable and clean. Everything looked new and the owner was extremely helpful.

JL Z Singapore

Situated next to a grocery mart. Friendly staff. There weren't anybody around when we arrived but the person in charge responded promptly via WhatsApp and promised to arrive in 10 mins. Washing machine and dryer facilities available.

Vincent Japonia

After walking part of the Kumano Kohechi trail I was happy to find this little guesthouse. I was the only guest and Netchan the owner had already sent me the code for the keybox so I could check in early. The place has a kitchen, simple bathroom and eco-toilet, and upstairs futon with blanket. All next to the river and convenient. I had pre-ordered dinner and breakfast (which I suggest since there's not much in the neighborhood – they were both delicious and prepared locally), but the real treat was Netchan taking me with his family to a local onsen, the oldest in Japan! Yabai!