Kameyama is a rural yet cozy mountain city in the northern areas of Mie Prefecture, sitting by the edge of the Suzuka Mountains. The rugged mountains and hills attract many campers and hikers looking to bond with the natural beauty of the region. Places such as Sekisuikei Camping Ground and Kameyama Canyoning X-Adventures Mie-ken Camping Ground have scenic spots and provide facilities for outdoor adventurers. If you want to learn more about the history of the region, explore the remains of Kameyama Castle, which can be found just across the street from the city hall. Sekijuku is another historic place, and the post town has preserved its centuries-old look. Try out traditional specialties such as shiratama while in the area. To make your visit to this city even more immersive and memorable, scroll down for the top minshuku stays near Kameyama, Japan, for stays that offer glimpses into local traditions.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on August 21, 2024.
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1. Guest House Ilonggo (from USD 28)
Guest House Ilonggo is a historic minka house with a kitchen and dining room. It also has an outdoor fireplace. Accommodations available here include double rooms and family rooms, though both types will have access to a shared bathroom.
Your stay includes a delicious continental breakfast, and an on-site bar is also available for those who’d like to try the local alcohol. Bikes can also be borrowed if you’re looking to explore somewhere nearby.
Guest House Ilonggo
Address: Hakusancho, Sada 1647
2. Guesthouse Shin (from USD 178)
Guesthouse Shin is located in Omihachiman, a city in Shiga that is an hour’s drive from Kameyama. This classic guesthouse features three air-conditioned bedrooms with tatami mat floors and futon beds. There is also a seating area with a chabudai table and zabuton pillows.
The kitchen with dining area has a compact but modern design, contrasting the traditional look of the bedrooms. Travelers looking to get around can avail of the free shuttle service offered.
3. Traditional house surrounded by the idyllic countryside (from USD 31)
Nestled amidst the farms and mountains of Iga, this beautiful home features modern bedrooms and traditional decor. Take a walk in the lovely Japanese garden and admire the surrounding fields. You can also head out to enjoy walking by the nearby Tsuge River. The hosts can take you on a sightseeing tour to experience the Ninja traditions of Iga.
If you have business in Kameyama, you can get to the city in about 25 minutes.
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4. Yomogi Guesthouse (from USD 20)
Yomogi Guesthouse is a rustic home in Tokoname, a city in Aichi that is an hour’s drive from Kameyama. The home offers several accommodations, including a dormitory for solo travelers who don’t mind sharing the space. There are also quadruple rooms for groups and families looking to lodge together.
The lounge, kitchen, and bathroom are shared with the other guests. The garden has outdoor seating, convenient if you prefer an alfresco dinner.
5. Guest House Salt Beach (from USD 27)
Guest House Salt Beach is located in the city of Yokkaichi in Mie Prefecture. You can reach Kameyama within a 40-minute drive from Yokkaichi. Guests have a handful of rooms to choose from, all of which have tatami floors and futon beds.
You can use the free Wi-Fi for keeping in touch or updating social media. The kitchen and bathroom are shared with other guests.
Guest House Salt Beach
Address: Shiohamahonmachi 1-33
6. Cozy home with TVs (from USD 181)
This lovely home is located in Nagashimacho Matsukage, a bayside neighborhood of Kuwana, Mie. The neighborhood is about 40 minutes from Kameyama. Guests can enjoy the comforts of air conditioning, TVs, and microwaves in their rooms. Wi-Fi is also available for those who would like to stay connected online.
The area is home to popular attractions such as the Nagoya Anpanman Children’s Museum & Park and Nagashima Spa Land.
Minpaku Nagashima room3 / Vacation STAY 1035
Address: Nagashima Town Matsukage 1070
Let Kameyama's ambiance envelop you
Kameyama is a fantastic destination for outdoor lovers and those who love cities with a small-town atmosphere. Do not forget to check out our list of the top minshuku stays near Kameyama, Japan, for unique stays.
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