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Located in Awaji, 27 km from Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Fairfield by Marriott Hyogo Awaji Higashiura provides accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking and a terrace. Vary vary clean, futuristic, nice room, close to the beach.

Located in Awaji, 41 km from Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, KAMOME SLOW HOTEL the COMPACT provides accommodation with a terrace, free private parking and a bar. The development of the area to be a tourist destination is interesting and cute- Few minutes to beach parks and other sites. The packed breakfast (in a little bag on hook outside of room door in the morning) was good to grab and go- I just wish they told us when it was delivered to the outside of our room so we could have known when it was available to take. Free and easy parking. Free drink at check in. Cute pool area. Great view from balcony/room. Road noise didn’t prevent us from hearing ocean sounds. Fridge in the room. Balcony was clean and really appropriate to be clean and sit to be able to enjoy the view. The remaining Japanese houses and rice fields next to the closed awaji castle wall made it so beautiful and a nice view in addition to the ocean. Beds were comfortable- no bath but shower pressure was great-would be back.

Located in Awaji, 47 km from Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Hotel Dios - Vacation STAY 40406v provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135° features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Awaji. With free WiFi, this 5-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk. the staff is pretty nice, and the view over the city is fabulous! We also enjoyed a lot of the meal!

Fairfield by Marriott Hyogo Awaji Fukura is offering accommodation in Minamiawaji. Featuring a shared lounge, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. The room is extremely big for Japanese standard. Modern interior and love the lobby area with big and nice reading/resting area.

Kyukamura Minami-Awaji is located in Minamiawaji. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space. i like the view of the hotel and at the top of the hill , it is so fantastic , the onsen is super and the buffet is so yummy tooo, esp the Curry and the tempura yummy yummy

Set in Minamiawaji, Awajishima Hotel Lodge GREEN COZY has a terrace. With a garden, the 1-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. Coin laundry with washer and dryer was very helpful.

Located in Minamiawaji, 25 km from Tokushima, Hotel Anaga boasts a seasonal outdoor pool and spa centre. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. The facilities and hotel itself were comfortable and clean. The staff was incredibly nice and did everything they could to make you happy. The food at the restaurant was superb from the presentation to the quality it was an incredible dining experience.

Designed by the world famous architect Tadao Ando, TOTO Seawind Awaji offers accommodation with free WiFi and a seasonal outdoor pool in Awaji, 41 km from Kobe. Guests can enjoy the on-site... The great hospitality, cozy lobby, majestic sea view. Very nice people, nice breakfast.

GRAND NIKKO AWAJI is located across Akashi Strait Bridge, a 15-minute drive from JR Maiko Station. We used this The Grand Nikko Awaji for visiting family recently moved to Awaji. The room was stunning and the view exceptional. While researching the Grand Nikko English website, room selection and planning our mode of transport from the airport, we found that it was not as comprehensive as the Japanese and not being able to read Japanese was a problem. We phoned the hotel and the wonderful CRM manager Y Uchimizu went above and beyond helping us get organised with transport and room selection. The bed was comfortable, room spacious, balcony accessible. Bathroom was fabulous with good shower and bathtub. Western breakfast was average, with poor variety, cold eggs, non-crispy bacon, no wholemeal bread assortment, . My partner loved the Japanese breakfast, which she said was delicious in every way and had great variety. Coffee as often in Japan was mediocre.