Family hotels and homes in Sumoto

Spacious and clean room with view, good Onsen and delicious Japanese Kaiseki dinner. Ingredients from Awaji was so fresh and delicious. Cozy and warm atmosphere.

The room was large and clean. We loved private onsen on patio. Enjoyed the view from room. Very quiet property. Dinner and breakfast in room were delicious. We had a wonderful time from beginning to the end. We will definitely stay here if we come back to same area.

We took the room with open bath. It was the best relaxing experience we have ever had. Beautiful ocean view from the room and also from the open bath. You can hear the sound of waves, birds,etc. Exceptional experience. Dinner and breakfast were also exceptional.

Nice open air bath on top floor. Clean and spacious rooms

The room and shared facilities were clean. Convenient location with restaurants and public baths nearby. But there’s also a public bath on site if you don’t want to leave the hotel. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

The location is amazing, and the owner was a very friendly person who made sure we had everything situated on both check-in and check-out.

Beautifully renovated modern Zen home. Generous size for two people. Great bathroom. Excellent location. Quiet. Would certainly stay again.

The cottage was beautifully made and smelt of cedar wood. The living room was so relaxing and we greatly enjoyed our stay. Homemade breakfast was so special! The host was very welcoming.

The food was the best part of our stay.

The staff were super friendly and kind enough to give us great tips for sightseeing in Awaji. The room was exceptional with our own open-air Onsen and ocean view. The meals were exceptional and the restaurant had a great ambience. All the staff were very courteous and kind.

This is an old traditional Japanese hotel, but many workers are non-Japanese who are well trained and hard-working. We enjoyed wonderful food served in our room, beautiful views and hot spring onsen. I could see that fishing enthusiasts love this place and not very touristy, which was nice when so many Japanese areas were filled with foreign tourists.