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.

Hôtel très agréable avec vu sur l’océan, un accueil très chaleureux Un onsen très naturel avec une belle vue Je recommande pour ceux cherchant tradition !

A very satisfying trip to Awaji Island was made even better by our hotel. Everything was arranged in the best way. We changed buses from Kyoto and confirmed the pick-up station through the Ctrip platform. When we arrived, it was still early, so we took the free shuttle bus to go shopping (with luggage back to the hotel). We used the coupons to buy lunch and ice cream at Hello Kitty. When checking in, the male waiters all kneel down to serve, and confirm the information of dinner and going out the next day. The room we stayed in is a single-family round house like a yurt with a viewing balcony and a wooden bath. The details of the room are all local characteristics (dressing box, free mini bar/dessert, washbasin are all petrified wood). The central roof is transparent and empty, and you can also observe the stars. We enjoyed the food here for 5 days, especially the dinner was not repeated and changed in various styles. What surprised me was that the waitress could perform saxophone and flute at dinner, and there was a restaurant like a stage on the island where you could also enjoy the waiter's musical performance. The 20,000 consumption vouchers given for 5 days are enough for you to go out for free at noon. We also bought Hello Kitty exclusive gifts for the children at the Big Apple with the vouchers. This trip to Awaji Island is more memorable than the trip to Kyoto, and the people are simple and honest. Everyone is working hard to promote tourism in Awaji Island, which is worthy of praise. I will bring my children here next time.

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.

I used it for two preschool children and two adults. There is a high fence on the premises of the onion tent, so even if you take your eyes off the child a little, you won't go out to the road side, so I was able to spend my time with peace of mind. The location was nice and I was able to spend a relaxing time watching the sunset. I am satisfied because the staff was kind and polite. However, because the distance between the tent and the road is close, when I went to bed at night, the sound of the car was loud and I couldn't sleep, and the other side of the tent / road was a parking lot for motorcycles? It was quite difficult for us with small children who had been ringing the lights and the explosion all the time.

There was a feeling of cleanliness and the staff were kind. Breakfast is simple but just the right amount. Ingredients from Awaji Island such as sliced onions, onion dressing, and Awaji milk were lined up.