Hotels near ONOKORO前, Awaji

It was my first Awaji Island, but my friend chose it because it looked good here. It was about 10 minutes walk from the bus center, but it was a very quaint inn. I was able to utilize national travel support, but I upgraded it a little. It was good that I was able to eat dinner leisurely at dinner in a private room. The room is also a Western-style room with 2 people in a 7-person room, so you can relax. The bath was switched in 2 places. It was a pretty good inn, so it was an inn I would like to use next time.

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 hotel's environment and rooms are very beautiful. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery near the sea. There is an art gallery nearby less than a minute away. Although there is no convenience store near the hotel, there are different drink options in the hotel. The hotel staff understands English. And their service attitude is very friendly. It’s worth staying.

All the staff are very nice and polite. They are very helpful as well. Location is good and there was free parking provided. Just next to Awaji Kaikyo Park. The ocean view connecting room is very convenient for family, but one of the room has partial ocean view only. Overall, we are satisfied with the stay.

This is the BEST hotel in the entire world. I had the greatest time of my life, and staying in the Dragon Quest Slime's Room fulfilled my top life goal. The hotel exceeded my expectations and more! The staff was extremely attentive. Within 5 minutes of calling the front desk, a staff arrived to the parking lot to help us bring our bags to our room (and we had a lot of bags from shopping - thank you!). Upon check-in, a staff explained the hotel and its facilities to us in great detail, and we also really enjoyed the check-in snack and drinks. Entering the Dragon Quest room was magical. The staff guided me through the room, and I got to open the treasure chest like a true hero. I absolutely LOVE the gift from staying in the room. The yukata is beautifully made, and I really appreciate all the slime detail on the fabric. The hotel room was very comfortable and I loved the birthday fruit plate with all the slime decorations! Everything I needed was available in the room. The bathroom was especially impressive. I love how cozy and comfortable the bath tub feels! And I also enjoyed all the hidden Dragon Quest references throughout the room! Finding the hidden mini medals was such a great treat, and I truly feel like I am inside the video game! The dinner and breakfast service was OUTSTANDING! The beef melted in my mouth. My husband was especially appreciative of the food accommodation since he does not eat seafood. The drinks were amazing, and the Dragon Quest dessert was just delightful! We had some good conversations with the dinner and the breakfast staff, and they were so fun and so friendly to talk to! It was especially heart-warming when the staff gave me the final mini medal to keep and a small message scroll to read on the road. I have already told everyone I know about how great this hotel is. Please give everyone who worked on April 17 and 18, 2023 a raise and a promotion! They were fantastic! I wish I remember their names, but I was so overwhelmed with how awesome the facilities were, I forgot :( Thank you SO much for such a wonderful experience I will never forget!

Since the transportation on Awaji Island is very inconvenient, and I am not driving by myself, the location of the hotel is also difficult to get to. However, the hotel staff were very enthusiastic to help me solve the problem. They provided a shuttle service so that I could put down my luggage before checking in. You are free to go to other parts of the island first. The view from the hotel room is also first-rate. You can look at the sea and Akashi Bridge, and you can also see the beautiful sunrise. If you are traveling by car, it is highly recommended. 

I stayed at this hotel because it was close to the Otsuka Museum of Art. I took a local bus from Tokushima Airport to the hotel, and the bus stop was right in front of the hotel, so it was very convenient. I chose the buffet plan for dinner, so I had to go to the sister hotel, the Grand Hotel, but they gave me a ride there and back. The Naruto Straits could be seen from the room, so I enjoyed the view. I used the large public bath early in the morning, and by chance I was able to see the sunrise in a cloudless sky, which was impressive. I had breakfast early, and my plan was to go directly to the Otsuka Museum of Art, but the Naruto whirlpools were just at high tide, so I walked to the high-speed tide observation boat dock and got on the Uzushio. After that, I walked to the museum and spent the day there, but I think I was able to enjoy sightseeing in Naruto because I was able to stay at Taimaru Kurage. I would like to go to the museum again, so I will use it when I do.

This resort is geared for family, many families bring their younger children, a refreshing view. It is a nice resort but by no means luxurious. We chose Japanese restaurant for dinner instead of their suggested buffet restaurant (dinner is included in the price), and the kaiseki served was mediocre in taste and quality. We indulge for breakfast, there are two restaurants, one a buffet serving western food, and the other Japanese. We tried both, and all are pretty good! There are english speaking nepalese employees, and two onsens, one on the top floor with sea view, and the other an outdoor on the first floor (preferred!). Make sure you buy the meal package since there are no nearby restaurant and you are pretty much a captive audience. Oh, parking is free, which is nice. Close by to Otsuka museum and the bridge where we watch Naruto whirlpool.