Ako Onsen × Stays Popular For SunsetsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

Located at Ako Misaki in Setonaikai National Park, this Accommodation boasts an exceptional setting and takes pride in serving seasonal ingredients prepared in a variety of styles. Enjoy the beautiful Seto Inland Sea throughout the seasons from your guest room, the open-air bath, and the restaurant. To the east you can see the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge; straight ahead, the Ieshima Islands; beyond them, Awaji Island; and to the west, Shodoshima Island. The large public bath’s open-air bath also offers sweeping views of the Seto Inland Sea and a spacious tub for a wonderfully open, relaxing soak. A highlight is the rare low-temperature salt sauna—rub Ako salt onto your skin to promote perspiration—which is especially popular. For dining, enjoy creative kaiseki cuisine centered on seasonal seafood. Oyster dishes are particularly popular in winter.

A Property with all ocean-view rooms overlooking the beautiful Seto Inland Sea. Enjoy the renowned Ako Onsen, selected as one of Japan's top 100 hot springs, and dishes featuring fresh seafood from the Seto Inland Sea. Indulge in the luxury of "doing nothing" while admiring the evening scenery and waking up to a stunning sunrise.

Ako Misaki is known as the “Naples of Japan,” thanks to the mild Seto Inland Sea climate and local produce. Italian restaurant SAKURAGUMI—certified as Japan’s first by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana—opened the auberge “Hotel Casa Vico” in 2024. Along with our signature Neapolitan cuisine, the ever-changing views from morning to noon and night during your stay will become a lifelong memory. With late check-out at 12:00, we promise you a relaxing escape from everyday life.We offer a wide selection of seasonal Plans unique to an auberge. Enjoy a truly restful time together with the chef’s cuisine.