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TAOYA Shirahama Senjō: Up to 30% off one-night stays with two meals (buffet). Enjoy the infinity open-air bath and a tuna feast at this “Top 100 Sunset Spots” destination.

Posted on June 29, 2026 by Editor in Chief

Rakuten Travel is holding its “Rakuten Travel Super SALE,” offering great deals on travel bookings, through June 20. The sale features special rates at hotels and hot spring inns nationwide, and when combined with currently available coupons, discounts of up to 30% can be applied.

TAOYA Shirahama Senjo (1680-1 Shirahama-cho, Nishimuro-gun, Wakayama Prefecture), located in the Nanki-Shirahama area, is currently offering the “Basic Buffet Plan at a Hot Spring Resort Featuring One of Japan’s Top 100 Sunset Views.” Prices start at 11,900 yen per person for a room occupied by two people.

This inn boasts an infinity open-air bath offering sweeping views where the ocean and hot springs seem to blend as one. Guests can enjoy the ocean view while soaking in the inn’s private spring, “Senju no Yu.”

The scenic spot “Senjōjiki” in Nanki-Shirahama is renowned as a prime location for watching the sunset. Perched on a hilltop, this hotel offers guests the chance to enjoy the evening view from every corner—whether from the lounge, the Mediterranean-style spa garden, the hot spring pool, the water feature terrace, or the footbath.

True to its location in Wakayama—home to Katsuura Fishing Port, which boasts the nation’s largest catch of fresh tuna—the dinner buffet features an extensive selection of tuna dishes. The menu also features an abundance of local ingredients, including chawanmushi made with Nanko plums, tempura made with Wakayama-grown shiitake mushrooms, pizza topped with Kumano beef, and Arita mandarin orange pudding.

In addition, TAOYA offers an all-inclusive plan that includes not only alcoholic beverages with dinner but also drinks in the lounge, afternoon tea featuring seasonal sweets, and late-night snacks—all at no extra charge.

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