Hostels in Miyazu

We loved the location. It's in a beautiful valley of the Kyoto prefecture. Far away from hectic city. The perfect place to reflect and do some daytrips (by car). Make sure to taste the chef's menu (reservation required).

Luckly, I stayed alone in the old building. The reception is in the new building and the staff taught me very well. It was clean, well managed japanese style guesthouse. I loved it!

This is a brand new guesthouse (converted from an old silk workshop) in Amino, with a curry restaurant attached. The rooms are either dormitory style or in a kind of annexe - if you have mobility issues or if you’re tall I recommend a dormitory room. The beds are extremely comfortable and I slept extremely well (which is my measure of a good place to stay), but do be aware that it’s a guesthouse so if there are lots of other guests it might be a little noisy. (It was extremely quiet when I stayed though, so it was perfect for my needs.) The staff are extremely warm and welcoming and really helped me out with my stay in the area. I thoroughly recommend this as a place to stay in the Kyotango area - it’s 5 minutes from Kotobikihama beach (one of the best beaches in all of Japan!) and you’ll be delighted with the new-meets-old design and feeling.