Hotels near Izanagi Shrine in Awaji

It's close to Osaka It's really nice and the staff is friendly. They also clean the room very well. One downside is that the coffee doesn't taste that good. The parking lot system also uses municipal parking lots. Every time, I received a free parking ticket from the hotel. Use.

Very comfortable stay. I will recommend it to my friends and it will be my best choice for my next stay. The hotel has good facilities, many dining options, and is connected by bus. It is impeccable no matter where you go.

The hotel is located close to the Awaji Yumebutai, which is convenient if you want to see that attraction. There’s only another hotel new available when I visited, and it was more expensive, so we chose this one based on the price and location. It’s in a very chill neighbourhood and there were no tourists there. The staff did not speak any English, which made it difficult to communicate. There was little service rendered and we were told to set up the futon ourselves. There was no shower in our room and we had to use a public shower, which was very inconvenient. Overall, the room was clean and decent. Although it is quite a dated hotel, the view from its rooms are quite amazing. The food is also above average and worth trying.

The room is different from the photo, can't see the sea, and was told to add a fee after applying for the change. Breakfast was also arranged in a restaurant with no windows, which was completely different from the restaurant in the photo. Many local Japanese were found in a restaurant with windows, and a few foreigners were found in a restaurant with no windows in the corner.

The room was very good, the boss and enthusiastic, and I drew a map for me, it is really recommended

Standard motels, chain stores, see several cities have this store. Cost-effective, parking is enough, convenient parking and free. Because it is a small two-story building, it feels like a house. The room is more spacious, two large beds, not allowed to wear shoes on the carpet, so it is relatively clean. Breakfast is bread coffee. Opposite the train station, there is a large duty-free shop open until 12 pm, shopping is also convenient.

I was thinking about going somewhere on my wedding anniversary, but I was thinking of quitting this corona disaster after all... I happened to see TOTO Hotel in Awaji Island on SNS. I made a reservation for a Nesonette type room meal and not many rooms. The exterior and interior are stylish and not cluttered, and the rooms are comfortable. The food was just right for our age, especially the breakfast, which was well seasoned and the kiln-cooked rice was a little scorched, so I ate too much. Lol The most wonderful thing was the people who served the customers, their concern and smiles were really wonderful. Of course, I didn't mention the facilities. In addition, it was a hotel that made me want to come to stay.

Located in Awaji, EIGHT POINT RESORT AWAJISHIMA - Glamping is within a 15-minute drive of Nizigen Nomori Park and Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. This campground is 17.3 mi (27.8 km) from Setonaikai National Park and 4 mi (6.4 km) from Hokudan Earthquake Memorial Park.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills.Satisfy your appetite at the campground's coffee shop/cafe. Self-serve breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include multilingual staff and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 8 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided weekly.

Overall exceeded expectations. 1. Hot springs: the hotel's own hot springs are very small and few people go there. It is better to be quiet. You can also wear a yukata to other hot springs to soak in hot springs. We soaked in several hot springs around 2. Transportation: After we got off from Kansai Airport, we took the bus to Awaji directly at Platform 2, and got off at Sumoto IC. There was no hotel bus reservation (the hotel only connects to Sumoto Express Bus Station). We plan to take a taxi for 2,700 yen. To the hotel. In addition, the next day, I took the reserved shuttlebus to the vicinity of Sumoto High-speed Station and strolled around. There was a large-scale lifestyle supermarket there and I bought a lot of food. 3. Dining: I personally think breakfast is better than dinner. It doesn't mean that the dinner is not good. The dinner is very good. I like the Awaji Wagyu beef. There is too much fish, one after another. After visiting more hot spring hotels, I feel that it is of medium level. The breakfast buffet style, the fruits are more and sweet, the Awaji milk is very delicious, even better than Hokkaido's, there are not many breakfast varieties but everything is my favorite. Compared with the traditional Japanese breakfast, this buffet has more options The key is to see the invincible seascape. 4. About the surrounding area: The hotel belongs to the Sumoto area. It is in the direction of Shikoku to the south. You can take the Nippon Maru to see the Naruto whirlpool, and you can also go to the dream stage of Awaji on the way back to Osaka. I thought it could be done there in 1 hour. It’s better to leave it for 3 hours. Awaji also has a small hairy pickle, which is particularly delicious. After we checked out from the hotel, we chartered a car to go to Naruto Whirlpool, to the Dream Stage, and finally back to Osaka. This way, we can reduce the stress on the boat and have a good time. 5. Special reminder: The sunny sunrise, if you wake up early, you must watch it. This is the most touching one of the countless sunrises around the world in my life. The purple-red sky, a sense of peace, and tears are about to come out. (Picture 5 original image without color adjustment) The hotel’s Japanese-style room has no curtains and a thin layer of paper. I wear a blindfold.

The building, designed to imitate a passenger ship, looks good on the hill. It's a little over 600m straight from the Nojima Fault Preservation Museum in Hokudan Earthquake Memorial Park, and it's a little far from the fault line, but it's easy to imagine that it must have had a considerable impact. It's probably quite old, but it's fun once you get used to it. The ship faces north, and the deck (5th floor) is a large public bath. The aft ship (passenger) cabins on the 2nd to 4th floors are lined up on the port sea side with a capacity of 4 people each. Circular windows are lined up vertically between the front and the front, but this is a rare single Western-style room, and it seems that there is a room for two people next to it. The accommodation plan with 2 meals seems to be more than the price, but for breakfast, except for hot vegetable hot pot and basic dishes, I go to the buffet style to get it with drinks. Perhaps because it wasn't fully booked, or because we spread out the time slots, we were able to enjoy a variety of dishes at just the right pace. Wouldn't it be nice if the air conditioning, ventilation, and outlets in the room were new?