Spa Hotels & Resorts in Awaji Island from AU$94
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1. Kaigetsukan
KaigetsukanSumoto Onsen
- Escape to a Japanese ryokan with indoor mineral hot springs, soothing spa treatments, and seasonal outdoor pool.
AU$283
29 Sept - 30 Sept
2. Grand Mercure Awaji Island Resort & Spa
Grand Mercure Awaji Island Resort & SpaMinamiawaji
- Serene spa retreat by Setonaikai National Park with hot springs and seasonal outdoor pools await.
AU$189
7 Sept - 8 Sept
3. Awaji International Hotel The Sunplaza
Awaji International Hotel The SunplazaSumoto Onsen
- Ryokan offers full-service spa treatments and mineral hot springs in serene garden setting.
AU$370
4 Oct - 5 Oct
5. Villa CORTILE
Villa CORTILEAwaji
- Luxuriate in this tranquil villa sanctuary with a full-service spa and sauna, perfect for unwinding in your own private retreat.
AU$492
30 Sept - 1 Oct
6. AZ Hotel in Sumoto
AZ Hotel in SumotoSumoto
- Pamper yourself at this holiday home with a daily full-service spa near serene Setonaikai National Park.
AU$285
14 Sept - 15 Sept
7. Seaside Hotel Maiko Villa Kobe
Seaside Hotel Maiko Villa KobeTarumi Ward
- Discover seaside relaxation at this bayside hotel with a full-service spa, sauna, and tranquil garden setting for a rejuvenating escape.
AU$118
13 Sept - 14 Sept
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Top Awaji Island Hotel Reviews
Hotel Nikko Kansai Airport
10/10 Excellent
"No comment."
Seaside Hotel Maiko Villa Kobe
10/10 Excellent
"The onsen is really nice! This hotel is ideal spot to go to Awaji Island, Himeji & Kobe."
Star Gate Hotel Kansai Airport
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent view from hotel room. Good location near outlet"
Hotel Okura Kobe
10/10 Excellent
"It was a very nice hotel in Kobe. Has very friendly and helpful staff. Multiple restaurants on-site. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet, as well."
Grand Mercure Awaji Island Resort & Spa
10/10 Excellent
"This is a moderately priced all inclusive type resort with good views that is very popular with Japanese families with young children. Most people drive. The half board option is good because you get great breakfast and dinner buffets. I was reminded of the buffets in Las Vegas. The food is a big selection of Awaji specialties, Japanese food, and many international dishes, as well as beer and other drinks. This is a very crowded hotel. Line queue registration is used to manage entry to the buffet area. This is not a secluded, quiet resort. The spacious onsen includes a big outdoor bath and a big relaxation area with drinks. The onsen staff manages it very well. The main attraction in this area is the Naruto whirlpools. Public transportation is limited to buses. So you come here for the hotel and the whirlpools."
Kobe PortTower Hotel
8/10 Good
"When a property offers a gym and a hot and ice bath facility, then it has the capacity to really please its guests. I loved using both of those areas. However, when on one night the room is valued at AU$176.and the next night it is AU$53, you sort of raise an eyebrow!!! The restaurant called The Harbour provides a very decent buffet, that is overpriced given there is no opportunity to eat past 9 pm. The HANGOUT on the top floor is wonderfully located but the staff didn’t have a clue what was going on regarding reservations. At the entrance near reception is a claim to be internationally known, yet no one speaks English and neither is there an English menu. I think the property is poorly led, because the staff are very transactional and do not appear to have a sense of mission and awareness as to what they are creating. This property could be so much more. I recommend it, if health facilities are important to you. Bernie Kelly"