Awajishima Kaijo Hotel
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An onsen ryokan on Fukura Bay with more than 800 reviews on Rakuten Travel. Guests praise the sea views from every room, seasonal dishes such as Awaji Island hamo (pike conger) and torafugu (tiger pufferfish), and the activities on the private fishing pier. Fukura Port, where the Uzushio Cruise departs, is close by, and families choose the hotel as a base for sightseeing in southern Awaji Island with children.
Kids Facilities
The hotel's own fishing pier
The hotel's own fishing pier
A fishing pier for staying guests, facing Fukura Bay, that first-timers and children can enjoy too. Fishing sets for float fishing and sabiki fishing (a multi-hook rig) are available for a fee, so you can come empty-handed. Cooking your catch for dinner also costs extra.
- •Open from 3 p.m. to midnight and from sunrise the next morning until 3 p.m.
- •Fishing sets cost extra
- •Cooking your catch for dinner costs extra
Kaijo Hotel Play-It-All Family Plan perks
Kaijo Hotel Play-It-All Family Plan perks
- calendar_monthSeason:Seasonal
- paymentsPrice:Free for guests
Perks exclusive to the Kaijo Hotel Play-It-All Family Plan (with 3 big perks), offered from March 17, 2023 to June 30, 2027. Each group can borrow 2 fishing rods with bait free of charge, and 8 medal-game tokens are included for children only. Cooking your catch for dinner costs extra.
- •These perks are limited to guests staying on this plan
- •You choose rods for either float fishing or sabiki fishing
Kids' meal and Kuma-chan juice for children
Kids' meal and Kuma-chan juice for children
The hotel's photos show a kids' meal and an optional Kuma-chan juice for children. Their contents and eligible ages are not stated, so please confirm when booking.
- •Kuma-chan juice is optional
- •Dishes that take allergies into account can be arranged
Kids' amenities
Kids' amenities
In Kaie, the special Japanese-Western room with a view bath, kids' amenities are provided for children only. The room's amenity list also includes kids' amenities (for children only).
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Overview
Awajishima Kaijo Hotel is a 28-room hot-spring inn facing Fukura Bay in Minamiawaji, Hyogo. Every room has an ocean view, and there are indoor and open-air baths fed by Uzushio Onsen. Staying guests can try fishing from the hotel's own fishing pier, and the annex has a game corner and table tennis. Kaie, a special Japanese-Western room with a view bath, has no steps and comes with 4 sets of futon bedding, and its booking plans list up to 7 guests. There is no pool on the property, and co-sleeping and the age bands for children's rates need to be confirmed when booking.
Rooms
All 28 rooms face Fukura Bay, and every room has an ocean view and is non-smoking. Kaie (20 tatami mats), a special Japanese-Western room with a view bath, is available to just one group per day. It has 2 double beds, a 10-tatami Japanese-style tatami room, a sofa bed and 4 sets of futon bedding (airweave). The room area has no steps and is designed for three-generation trips and families with children. The view bath is inside the room and opened in January 2025. The booking plans list 2 to 7 guests. The Western-style rooms Kunpu, Seifu and Chogetsu (Simmons triples with a bath) are about 8 tatami mats in size, with 2 Simmons beds and 1 Simmons sofa bed, and sleep up to 3 guests. The booking plans list 2 to 4 guests, so please confirm the number of guests when booking. They have a separate bath and toilet, and the specific room is assigned by the ryokan. The Western-style room Koki (a triple Western room with a Western-style bath, 23 sq m) is limited to one room and has 2 Simmons beds, a sofa bed, and a Western-style bathtub and toilet. The booking plans list 1 to 3 guests. The Japanese-style tatami rooms (traditional rooms overlooking the sea, 8 to 12.5 tatami mats) have a toilet, and the room size is assigned by the ryokan. The booking plans list 1 to 5 guests. On the top floor there is also a renovated 10-tatami Japanese-style tatami room (with a toilet, limited to one room). The two-room 20-tatami Japanese-style suite / large banquet room is for groups of 6 to 8 and has a toilet and a massage chair. Humidifiers are installed in some rooms only, so if you need one, please confirm when booking.
Dining
For dinner, you choose either in-room dining or restaurant dining by room type when booking. In-room dining is available for dinner only. Breakfast is served in the dining area on the 2nd floor. Depending on how busy the dining venues are, dinner may be moved to your room. Dinner in the dining area is served from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. (last order 8:30 p.m.). The standard dinner is the Miketsukuni kaiseki course, which comes with a small boat-shaped sashimi platter and Awaji beef cooked on a ceramic hot plate. For guests who don't eat meat, there is also a plan with a kaiseki course built entirely around Ebisu sea bream. The hotel's photos show a kids' meal and an optional Kuma-chan juice for children, but their contents and eligible ages are not stated, so please confirm when booking. Dishes that take allergies into account can be arranged.
Baths and Onsen
Uzushio Onsen has 2 indoor baths and 2 open-air baths, which alternate between men and women daily. There is a hinoki-cypress open-air bath and an indoor rock bath, and the other indoor bath is tiled. Hours for staying guests are 3 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. The spring water is a sodium bicarbonate spring, and it is milky white. The tubs in the communal bath have handrails. Information on a private-hire bath is not listed in our information, and whether children in diapers can get into the tubs is not stated either, so please confirm with the hotel. Day-use bathing is available from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., at 1,000 yen for adults and 600 yen for ages 3 through elementary school.
Family-Friendly Features
Whether co-sleeping is allowed, its age limit and its charge are not listed in our information. For children's rates, the plans for the Japanese-style tatami rooms, the special Japanese-Western room with a view bath and the two-room 20-tatami suite / large banquet room note only that child rates are available; the age bands and the percentage of the adult rate are not stated. Information on cribs, baby futons and bed guards is not listed in our information. In Kaie, kids' amenities are provided (for children only). The hotel's own fishing pier can be enjoyed by first-timers and children alike. It is open from 3 p.m. to midnight and from sunrise the next morning until 3 p.m. Fishing sets cost extra, and cooking your catch for dinner also costs extra. There is no pool on the property, and no playroom is mentioned either. The 1st floor of the annex has a game corner and table tennis (500 yen for 30 minutes). 【With 3 Big Perks】 On the Kaijo Hotel Play-It-All Family Plan, each group can borrow 2 fishing rods with bait free of charge, and 8 medal-game tokens are included for children only. On the Annex Tour Plan (Play-It-All Part 2), the usual 10 a.m. checkout becomes 11 a.m. Wheelchairs are available to borrow, and the guest rooms have Western-style toilets.
Access
The address is 21-1 Fukura Ko, Minamiawaji, Hyogo. Fukura Bay is right in front of the hotel, which has its own fishing pier. By car it is about 1 hour from the Kobe area and about 35 minutes from the Tokushima area. By bus, take a Fukura-bound highway bus operated by Shinki Bus or Awaji Kotsu. Parking has space for 70 cars, free of charge with no reservation needed. Check-in is from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., and checkout is at 10 a.m.; both may differ depending on the plan. Shin-Kanrin Maru, a sightseeing ship of the Uzushio Cruise, has a kids' corner on board and is about 4 minutes by car from the hotel.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 21-1 Fukura Ko, Minamiawaji, Hyogo 656-0501 |
|---|---|
| directions_carAccess | About 7 minutes by car from Awajishima-minami IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway. The hotel faces Fukura Bay, close to Fukura Port, where the Uzushio Cruise departs. From the Osaka and Kobe areas, take a highway bus to Fukura Bus Terminal, then it is about 3 minutes by car. There is no railway on Awaji Island, so getting there is generally by car or highway bus. |
| trainNearest station | Fukura Bus Terminal (about 3 minutes by car) |
| local_parkingParking | Parking is available, free of charge. |
| callPhone | +81-799-52-1175 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard, Saison, AEON, JTB |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.awajishimakaijyo.com/open_in_new |
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Reference price as of October 9, 2026 (stay 2026-10-31). US$ is an approximate conversion from yen. Check the booking site for actual rates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Awajishima Kaijo Hotel best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Is there parking at Awajishima Kaijo Hotel?
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Parking: Parking is available, free of charge.
How do you get to Awajishima Kaijo Hotel?
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About 7 minutes by car from Awajishima-minami IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway. The hotel faces Fukura Bay, close to Fukura Port, where the Uzushio Cruise departs. From the Osaka and Kobe areas, take a highway bus to Fukura Bus Terminal, then it is about 3 minutes by car. There is no railway on Awaji Island, so getting there is generally by car or highway bus.
Are there steps in the rooms? Will we be comfortable there with small children?
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In Kaie, the special Japanese-Western room with a view bath, the room area has no steps and is designed so that three-generation trips and families with children can stay with peace of mind.
Are amenities for children provided?
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Kids' amenities just for children are provided.
Is there a sightseeing boat we can enjoy with our children?
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There are large sailing-ship-style sightseeing boats that let you see one of the world's largest whirlpools up close on a 60-minute cruise. One of the ships, Shin-Kanrin Maru, has digital attractions and a kids' corner on board.
Can children try fishing?
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There is a fishing pier that first-timers and children can enjoy. If you ask, the fish you catch can also be cooked and served at dinner.
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