Hotels with Wi-Fi in Sumoto

Stayed for 3 nights, the hotel service is very good, there are 2 hot spring baths to choose from, which is the characteristic of Awaji Island. There are many shops and restaurants nearby, and the price is ok. The traffic is an island feature, the bus has a timetable, and the bus can reach the southernmost and northernmost ends of Awaji Island. The scenery is unique. The beach is right in front of the hotel and has island features. There is a nightingale in the hotel, and my food consultant gave me a compliment! The hotel has a free shuttle bus to the bus terminal on Chau Island, which can be transferred to Kobe and transferred to the Shinkansen.

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.

It is an inn that can stay with a dog on Awaji Island. There is also a villa type, but this time it is in the hotel building. It is comfortable enough to have a small dog running around in the room. There is also a dog run that can be used for 24 hours, and it is a perfect inn for a favorite one. However, it was a room next to the staff room, so the door opening and closing sounded well in the room, and the dog was cautious and night barking, and I couldn't sleep well. The facilities and dishes were satisfactory, so I hope that the next time is not near the staff room.

We stayed at the exclusive Amahara Wing in a room with our own private onsen. The stay was simply exquisite. Room: unbeatable sea view with our own private onsen bath. The bed was comfortable and there was plenty of space to lounge about and relax. Onsen: guests have the choice of using any of the various onsens in the whole hotel complex. They were all very good. Meals: I was expecting an amazing experience, and that is exactly what I got. Every single course was great, filled with locally sourced food. Breakfast selection was also very refined. Service: the service was again as good as expected, staff was helpful in helping us too arrange our onward plans. However most staff actually spoke very little English.

Deliberately rushed from Kobe to Awaji Island and stayed in the recommended hotel for classmates. The hotel is fully equipped with five or six pools in the hot springs and five or six people in the Japanese-style rooms. Unfortunately, due to bad weather, the sunrise was not seen the next day. I didn't book the dinner at the hotel. I don't know how to compare the price. There aren't any good restaurants nearby, and basically I can only eat if I drive. There is a big gap with the psychological expectation. If you have the chance to come to the island to watch the sunrise, you will consider staying. The problem is that you don't want to come to this island...

The building of the inn feels old. There is a normal charging facility in the parking lot. The lounge is large and the chair table is very good. Gale and dome vases are also sold on display. The room we stayed in was a large Japanese style room on the 5 floor. There is an independent air conditioner ２, and it is convenient to operate with one remote control. The desk work was not matched because the height of the table and chair was not matched. The view from the window is far from the front of the naval guard (commonly known as Sumoto Jo Castle) and the sandy beach is visible on the left hand. Dinner is not served one by one, but it is a little tasteless on the table in the dawn and the room almost once. Sashimi was delicious. . . Breakfast is buffet style. It is disappointing that all tableware are made of plastic! Tuga and squid sashimi, cherry blossoms and cherry blossoms are everywhere. The raw vegetables and potatoes were delicious. It is good to have a special menu in Awaji Island. Overall, there was a good aspect, but there was an inn everywhere I wanted to devise.

As soon as the hotel enters, it is necessary to take off your shoes. There are beaches within five minutes of walking. It is estimated that it is afraid to bring sand into the hotel. Awaji City is on the hill in front, but unfortunately time has not gone. It is also a ten-minute walk from the station. Because it is a low season, there is no food around, but there is a living supermarket next to the station. However, the hotel can not store luggage, there is also an upscale Haiyue hotel nearby, there are hot springs, you can pay for the bills, but I don't know if it is a family. The room is quite large.

It's going to be renovated to some extent, but overall it feels old. I can't hear the sound next door, but I can hear the sound on the floor, the voice in the corridor, etc. It may be no choice because the building itself is old. But the meal was the best!! I searched the net at the end of the year and had a vacancy in the room meal plan for the new year's day, so I stayed for two nights from New Year's Day, but both dinners are uncomplained. There is a amount (I couldn't eat) that I couldn't think of as kaiseki dish, and the taste is not bad. The deterioration of the whole facilities including rooms and large baths is undeniable, but considering the contents of the meal, I think the cost performance is reasonable.

I have been using it often recently, but it is not possible or not. The room I stayed in this time was so leaky from the cooler that it was just above the head of the bed, so I woke up many times in the middle of the night and finally slept in the opposite direction. Because it is cheap, I will continue to use it by saying that I have to accept it to some extent.

It is an apartment-style room attached to the Haiyue Pavilion. The facilities of the Haiyue Pavilion can be used. There is a kitchen for use but no kitchenware, cups and dishes. It must be rented from the counter. The room smells heavy, and there is a coin-operated washing machine on the first floor. There is a supermarket not far away. It's pretty convenient.