Minshuku Chikatsuyu

Minshuku Chikatsuyu
Minshuku Chikatsuyu
Annex building: 2 rooms with shower
Owners
Sample guestroom
Sample guestroom
Sample supper
Sample breakfast
Sample guestroom
Sample guestroom
Dining room
Dining room
Onsen bath
View of Minshuku Chikatsuyu from Kumano Kodo
Minshuku Chikatsuyu in the evening light
Entrance
Coin laundry
Sinks
Sign
View from river
River in front of Minshuku Chikatsuyu
Family
Sign for Onsen Hisui-no-yu
Minshuku Chikatsuyu
Near minshuku
Geta sandals
Chikatsuyu village
Chikatsuyu-oji
Riverside view

Description

Riverside Guesthouse

Minshuku Chikatsuyu is a small family-run guesthouse located in the Chikatsuyu village along the Hiki-gawa River. The Hisui-no-yu onsen is a hot spring bath next to the inn. The onsen water is famous for its smooth texture. Minshuku Chikatsuyu is popular with pilgrims and walkers on the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route. The view from the dining room opens onto the river and mountains beyond. This minshuku is quiet and peaceful, with many guests relaxing outside by the river after their pilgrimage walk. There are guestrooms in the main building plus two annex rooms with ensuite facilities.

Full Name

Minshuku Chikatsuyu
民宿ちかつゆ

Area

Chikatsuyu

Type

Minshuku

Address

401-12 Chikatsuyu, Nakahechi-cho, Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture, 646-1402
〒646-1402 和歌山県田辺市中辺路町近露401-12

Map Code

615 823 541*88

Maps

Google Area KUMANO KODO

Check-in

15:00 - 18:00

Check-out

by 09:00

Rating & Reviews

4.7

Guestroom
Baths
Meals
Location
Reception & Service

Price Plan(s)

Minshuku Chikatsuyu

Main Building | Supper & Breakfast
15,100 yen~

Minshuku Chikatsuyu

Main Building | Supper, Breakfast & Lunch box
15,900 yen~

Minshuku Chikatsuyu

Annex building. 2 rooms with ensuite toilet and shower.

Annex | Supper & Breakfast 【From two guests】
17,200 yen~

Minshuku Chikatsuyu

Annex | Supper, Breakfast & Lunch box 【From two guests】
18,000 yen~

Statement from the owner to the guests

Notice
■ This accommodation follows guidelines to reduce the spread of Covid-19. For Guests ■ Please follow the advice for the public outlined by the World Health Organization when visiting the area.

Guestrooms

Western Style	No
Japanese Style	Yes
Mixed Style	No
Other Style	No

Number of Rooms	8
Maximum Guests	30

Main Building: 6 rooms (Shared bath & toilet facilities)
● 6-tatami × 4 rooms (Beds, 2 guests)
● 10-tatami × 2 rooms (Futons, 4 guests)

Annex: 2 rooms (Ensuite toilet and shower)
● 9-tatami × 1 room (Beds, 2 guests)
● 10-tatami × 1 room (Futons, 3 guests)

* Entire Facility is NON-SMOKING.
* Bed or futon assignment will be determined by the property based on availability at check-in.

Facilities
Television Air conditioning

※No TV in the rooms of Annex

Amenities
2 in 1 shampoo Soap Toothbrush set Hair dryer Face towel Bath towel Yukata Japanese bathrobe

● Iron/Iron board available

Baths

Shared Indoor	Onsen
Shared Outdoor	No
Shared Sauna	No
Privately Reserved	No
Ensuite Indoor	No
Ensuite Outdoor	No

Note: Bath Hours: 5:00～20:00

Shower room in main building. Can be used in the morning. Please ask owner for more information.

What is an Onsen?

How to take a Japanese bath
Complete Japanese bath guide.

Meals

Supper
Japanese style served in dining room from 18:00-20:00
Breakfast
Western style served in dining room from 6:30-7:30
Lunch
Pick up at breakfast

● Able to cater to vegetarians and/or guests with food allergies on request
Please let us know details of what you cannot eat in advance.

● Breakfast cannot be served before 6:30.
Lunch boxes will be ready from 6:30.

Vegetarian Meals

: Included : Not Included

: Meat
: Fish & Seafood
: Eggs
: Dairy Products
: Katsuo Dashi (fish stock)

Type A
Type B
Type C
Type D
Type E

Vegetarianism is not common in the Japanese countryside. Please double-check the Vegetarian Type which the service provider can accommodate to make sure that it meets your needs. Often being able to eat trace amounts of the ubiquitous Katsuo Dashi (fish stock) makes it easier to find options.

More Information

NOTE: It is difficult and not culturally sensitive to change meal requests, or make new meal demands, onsite when you arrive at accommodations. Vegetarian types must be confirmed during the reservation process and respected during your visit.