Kyukamura Minami-Awaji

Welcome drinks included coffee, soft drinks, and delicious onion soup. In the evening, wine and snacks were also available. The meals were served buffet-style and were satisfying. It would have been nice to have condiments on the table. The room and bath were well-cleaned, making for a comfortable stay. This is one of the accommodations I would like to revisit.

I stayed at the accommodation with my elderly mother to visit the Otsuka Museum of Art the next day. It was my first time staying at this type of accommodation, and since it was reasonably priced, I didn’t have high expectations, but I was thoroughly satisfied. Even on a weekday, it was fully booked a few days prior, which shows how popular it is. The lobby offered free drinks, and while waiting for check-in, I enjoyed onion soup while admiring the Onaruto Bridge right in front of me. The public bath had cleansing products and facial soap in the washing area—small details like these are delightful. From both the indoor bath and open-air bath, you can see the Onaruto Bridge; watching the sunset there was breathtaking. For dinner, I should have started with dishes from the live kitchen first. Since I began with healthy vegetable dishes instead, I couldn’t eat much from the live kitchen as I got full quickly. However, I made sure to save room for freshly made Mont Blanc dessert—it was worth it! If the buffet hadn’t been satisfying enough, we were ready to order additional dishes separately—but there wasn’t any need as everything was sufficient. A staff member kindly offered to take our photo for us—it made me very happy! The buffet cart provided also ensures that even elderly guests can enjoy their meal comfortably.The next morning we were provided shuttle service to Awaji Island South Interchange where we could catch a highway bus to Otsuka Museum of Art—this assistance helped us greatly! Thank you so much!