Ryokans in Awaji

KAMENOI HOTEL Awajishima offers a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 34 km of Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and 38 km of Noevir Stadium Kobe.

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Wing Hung

From

Hong Kong

Nice hotel with good staff service and customer care to give the kids surprise for fireworks playing. Thank you very much!

Overlooking Osaka Bay, Yumekaiyu Awajishima boasts 2 stylish restaurants and a variety of hot-spring baths. Free WiFi and a private bathroom with a bathtub are included in some rooms.

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TR

From

Japan

Staff was SO HELPFUL. I received 5 star treatment for 3 star price. The whole experience was luxurious and relaxing. I also made a last minute change to the reservation, and accommodated an extra person in the same room with no real fuss. I was nervous based on negative reviews, but I honestly believe they were TRYING to be dissatisfied. "The geta are too hard" SIR THEY ARE WOODEN!! An absolutely delightful experience I would happily revisit. The rooms are beautiful and contain all the necessities for a bath. Private shoe lockers are included. I am an overweight person, and they had yukata that fit me.

Hotel New Awaji offers spacious rooms with beautiful sea views, some with a private outdoor bath. It features public hot spring baths, an outdoor sea-side pool and 5 dining options.

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Jac_T

From

Singapore

Hotel room overseeingthe sea.. able to see sunrise.. Room is spacious, clean and comfortable. Onsen facilities is great! All the staff are very friendly and kind.

Offering a seasonal outdoor pool and hot spring bath, Awajishima Kanko Hotel is situated in the Sumoto Onsen district in Sumoto, 1.2 km from Ohama Beach. Free private parking is available on site.

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Mark

From

United Kingdom

Fun place to stay. Really excellent personal and friendly staff who helped us with the bags and made registration really comfy. The breakfast was excellent and they packed the sandwich we couldnt fit in! Nice onsen with outdoor rock bath. Great tatami mat room with sea view. All in all excellent!

Boasting large hot spring baths overlooking the ocean, Kaigetsukan features a beauty treatment spa and amusement facilities like karaoke, game centre and billiards.

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lai kuen selina

From

Singapore

very good dinner and breakfast

Featuring a seasonal outdoor pool and a sauna, Awaji International Hotel The Sunplaza is set in Sumoto, 2.5 km from Ohama Beach.

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Xiangyu

From

Switzerland

Amazing Ryokan and staff members!

Boasting indoor and open-air hot spring baths, Azumaya Seaside Hotel offers free pick-up shuttles from Kada Train Station, a 5-minute drive away. Free Wi-Fi is available at the lobby.

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Asmae

From

Morocco

Went to celebrate my friend's birthday. They arranged the cake which was so delicious and gave her a gift drink. I'm so happy I chose this hotel to celebrate my friend's birthday.

Located in Awaji and only 25 km from Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, The Gran Resort Elegante Awajishima provides accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Judit

From

Sweden

Spacious rooms, very clean and amazing views from the room and hot springs.

Set within 1.7 km of Ohama Beach in Sumoto, Amahara offers accommodation with seating area.

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Yi Tsyn

From

Singapore

Room was beautifully appointed. The sea view was priceless. Spacious, simple design, well thought of accompaniments. Loved it!

Nagisa-no-Sho Hanagoyomi offers spacious Japanese-style rooms with spectacular sea views, some of which boast a terrace and private outdoor hot spring bath.

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Man Lam

From

Hong Kong

Luxury stay with heartfelt service!** The hotel offers upscale facilities, and the dinner & breakfast plan was exceptionally delicious. Every staff member demonstrated warm hospitality and attentive service that left a deep impression. > > **Considerate suggestion:** During my stay with elderly parents, we were seated on tatami flooring for dinner, causing significant difficulty in standing up after the meal. After providing feedback, the staff promptly arranged chair seating for breakfast – a much more comfortable solution. **I would suggest proactively confirming seating preferences for senior guests at check-in to avoid tatami arrangements, ensuring a more accessible dining experience.**