Awaji City Hotels with Breakfast

Auberge in the forest. The facilities are clean and the hospitality of the employees is comparable to that of a first-class hotel. The food tastes good and quantity is good, and I am convinced that it goes well with the wine paired by the sommelier.　 Alcohol in the room is free and amenities are carefully selected. I was able to spend a relaxing and elegant time.

The design of the building and the surrounding scenery are wonderful. The concept seems to be based on training at a Zen temple, but the room was small and we could hear the voices of the people next door. There was no toilet or shower in the room, but there was a foot bath in one place and no bath. The food was more like seasonal vegan food made with fermented ingredients than shojin ryori, and the presentation was modern and wonderful, and it was very delicious. We were practicing detoxification, so the food was delicious and we felt at ease.

The hotel is situated within the Awaji Island Park theme park. Guests need to first park their car at Parking Lot F, then call the hotel to arrange a shuttle pick-up. If your mobile phone only has data and no local calling minutes in Japan, you can use the hotel's direct phone located at the park entrance to contact them. A dedicated vehicle quickly arrived at the park entrance to pick us up, and it was less than a 5-minute drive to reach the hotel premises. Upon arrival, we checked in at a charming little cabin and were offered a dessert and a welcome drink. Even though I wasn't staying in a themed room, the cabin was incredibly spacious and comfortable, featuring a large balcony. The room was stocked with fresh fruit and snacks, and the minibar drinks were complimentary. Even though it was late May, the evening temperatures were quite low. The hotel thoughtfully provided coats and blankets. Unfortunately, it's a shame it was too cloudy to see the stars. What truly stood out was the exceptional attentiveness and friendliness of all the staff members – they were impeccable. No wonder their Google ratings are so high! For dinner, we enjoyed a Western-Japanese fusion Sabusabu meal. Each pair of diners received a platter of purple sea urchin, which was hands down the most delicious sea urchin I've ever tasted. If I ever have the chance to visit Awaji Island again, I would definitely choose to stay here.

A pleasant breeze blew by the sea, the heat was modest, and it was a wonderful trip! The interior design was very cute, there was a welcome drink, and I was able to listen to the record! The only thing I was worried about was that the insects were stuck to the screen door or floating in the pool. I think the problem of insects is inevitable because it is a summer night, but that was a little disappointing. Other than that, it was really great!

First experience the campervan hotel, which feels very fresh. There is a small platform next to the campervan, facing the sea, which is very healing and soothing for the body and mind. The hotel is newer and has a spacious bath. The staff is very happy to receive and friendly and enthusiastic. The food in the restaurant is delicious. Only there are no washrooms in the camper, which is a bit inconvenient to need to use public health facilities, but the sanitation facilities are very tidy. Also, note that the night camp gate will be locked at 10:00. Overall feeling is good, but if you want to experience camping-form activities, here is not a complete experience.

This should be the cheapest hotel among Tadao Ando's architectural works. It focuses on the best value for money. The kitchen in the loft room is quite easy to use, with all the pots and pans available. The massage bathtub in the bathroom upstairs is also very good. Yes, the only regret is that you can't see the sea from the room. You can't see the sea even if you have stayed in a Western-style single room before. You can only walk outside to enjoy it. It's a bit of a pity. The breakfast provided by the hotel is quite delicious. I ate all the rice in a pot.

Unfortunately it was raining on the day of stay, so I changed from BBQ to Sukiyaki for room meals. It was a pity, but I was able to see a wonderful sunset as if it comforted us. The toilet and shower room also had a building in front of the room door, so it was good to be easy to enter and exit. I'm sorry that the stars looked so beautiful at night and I couldn't take good pictures with my camera. The facility is on the side of the road, so you can hear the sound of cars all night and the sound of ships going offshore from early morning. My daughter said she didn't understand, so I think it may be old.