A forested area with a small waterfall and a wooden bridge.

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Check availability on Wakasa Pet friendly Hotels

Tonight
13 Sept - 14 Sept
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14 Sept - 15 Sept
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18 Sept - 20 Sept
In two weeks
25 Sept - 27 Sept

Our top choices for Wakasa pet-friendly hotels

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2 bedrooms, down duvets, laptop workspace, blackout curtains
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1. 山座熊川 Sanza-Kumagawa

山座熊川 Sanza-Kumagawa
Wakasa
Japan
kazuya
RM908
RM998 total
24 Sept - 25 Sept
山座熊川 Sanza-Kumagawa
Bathroom
Private kitchen
Egyptian cotton sheets, premium bedding, blackout curtains
Egyptian cotton sheets, premium bedding, blackout curtains

2. Villa Dogika TAKASHIMA

Villa Dogika TAKASHIMA
Takashima
Japan
Manabu
RM747
RM966 total
24 Sept - 25 Sept
Villa Dogika TAKASHIMA
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Frequently asked questions

What's the best dog-friendly place to stay in Wakasa?
山座熊川 Sanza-Kumagawa is a top dog-friendly option for your stay.
What's the best time of year to travel to Wakasa with my pet?
When you're travelling with pets, keeping tabs on the weather can make the trip safe and fun for everyone. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 24°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. The rainiest months in Wakasa are July, December, September and January, with each month seeing an average of 294 mm of rainfall.
What is there to see and do with your pet in Wakasa?
Known for its natural beauty, Wakasa has lots to offer visitors, including its monuments and museums. See the local sights and visit Rainbow Line Mountain Park and Uriwari Falls. While you're there, make sure you don't miss Fukui Prefecture Seaside Nature Center and Kumagawa Museum.

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