Awaji Musenkei

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A popular hot-spring ryokan with more than 1,400 reviews on Rakuten Travel. Guests especially praise the infinity bath, the seaside open-air bath, the bath-touring across the group's hotels, and the cuisine made with seafood from Awaji Island. Because rooms with an open-air bath and in-room dining make for an unhurried stay, families choose it for anniversaries and three-generation trips.
Kids Facilities
The infinity bath, two private-hire baths and bath-touring
The infinity bath, two private-hire baths and bath-touring
The pride of the ryokan is the infinity bath that appears to run on into the sky, the open-air bath at the water's edge, and the maisonette-style bath pavilion Amanomiya no Shizuku. You can also tour three bathing areas and two hot-spring sources across the group's hotels. Two private-hire baths with saunas let families enjoy the onsen on their own.
- •There are 2 private-hire baths with saunas; please confirm how to use them and the price
- •Special rooms with their own private open-air bath are also available, so you can bathe in your room
Awaji Island seafood kaiseki and a kids' kaiseki course (in-room dining available)
Awaji Island seafood kaiseki and a kids' kaiseki course (in-room dining available)
Kaiseki cuisine starring seafood from Awaji Island, an imperial food-offering region, along with Awaji beef. In summer you can taste seasonal specialties such as a full course of live pike conger, and some plans guarantee in-room dining. Elementary school children are served a kaiseki course of their own.
- •Some plans guarantee in-room dining (this varies by plan)
- •A kids' kaiseki course is available for elementary school children. Please confirm meal arrangements for babies and toddlers when booking
- •Food allergies are accommodated, but only as far as possible and not on the day, so please provide details of the ingredients in advance.
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Overview
Awaji Musenkei, standing on Komoe Beach at Sumoto Onsen, is a hot-spring ryokan of the Hotel New Awaji Group. Its pride is the bathing areas where sea and hot water become one: an infinity bath that seems to run on into the sky, an open-air bath at the water's edge, and the maisonette-style bath pavilion Amanomiya no Shizuku. Guests can also tour three bathing areas and two hot-spring sources across the group's hotels, and there are two private-hire baths with saunas. With special rooms that have their own private open-air bath, Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms, plus plans that guarantee in-room dining and a kids' kaiseki course for elementary school children, it suits families with children and three-generation trips built around a relaxed onsen stay.
Hotel New Awaji Bettei Awaji Musenkei, standing on Komoe Beach at Sumoto Onsen, is a hot-spring ryokan of the Hotel New Awaji Group. Its appeal lies in a wide range of sea-themed bathing areas, and it suits family trips centered on unhurried time in the onsen.
The onsen is the biggest draw. The infinity bath that appears to run on into the sky, the open-air bath at the water's edge, and the maisonette-style bath pavilion Amanomiya no Shizuku, like a vessel of hot water floating on the sea, all bring together sea, sky and water in a wonderfully open setting. Cross the seaside corridor and you can tour three bathing areas and two hot-spring sources across the group's hotels. There are also two private-hire baths with saunas, so families can enjoy the onsen on their own without worrying about other guests.
Guest rooms come in many types, including ones with an onsen open-air bath: Japanese-style tatami rooms on the special Riraku floor overlooking the Kitan Strait, and special rooms of more than 100 square meters on the Comfort floor with their own private open-air bath. There are Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms as well, so families with young children and three generations traveling together can settle in comfortably. Even with a baby only a few months old, choosing a room type with an open-air bath means you can bathe without having to think about the communal bath.
Meals star seafood from Awaji Island, long known as an imperial food-offering region, along with Awaji beef. In summer you can enjoy seasonal kaiseki such as a full course of live pike conger, and some plans guarantee in-room dining, so you can eat without worrying about those around you even if the children get lively. Elementary school children are served a kaiseki course of their own, making the meal feel special for them too.
The ryokan is about 15 minutes by car from Sumoto IC, a handy base for family sightseeing spots such as the Uzushio whirlpool cruise and Awaji Farm Park England Hill. Do note that this is a refined stay built around the onsen and the cuisine rather than a place whose main draw is kids' play equipment or a pool. Please confirm items available to borrow for babies and meal arrangements directly with the ryokan when you book. Late checkout is available, extending the usual 10 a.m. checkout to 11 a.m.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 1052-2 Oroshidani, Sumoto, Hyogo 656-0023 |
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| directions_carAccess | About 15 minutes by car from Sumoto IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway. The ryokan stands on Komoe Beach; from the Osaka and Kobe area, take a highway bus to the Sumoto Expressway Bus Center, then continue about 10 minutes by car. Awaji Island has no railway, so access is essentially by car or highway bus. |
| trainNearest station | Sumoto Expressway Bus Center (about 10 minutes by car) |
| local_parkingParking | Available, free of charge. |
| callPhone | +81-570-079922 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard, AEON |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.yumesenkei.com/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Awaji Musenkei 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.
Does Awaji Musenkei have baby beds?
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Baby beds are available to rent. See the Kids Facilities section on this page for details.
Is there parking at Awaji Musenkei?
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Parking: Available, free of charge.
How do you get to Awaji Musenkei?
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About 15 minutes by car from Sumoto IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway. The ryokan stands on Komoe Beach; from the Osaka and Kobe area, take a highway bus to the Sumoto Expressway Bus Center, then continue about 10 minutes by car. Awaji Island has no railway, so access is essentially by car or highway bus.
Can we bring our own baby food, and will it be warmed?
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Yes. Baby food you bring with you will be warmed if you ask your room attendant. Baby food can also be prepared for you if you order it in advance.
Can we use the onsen with a baby?
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Along with the spacious baths, there is a warming room, so unlike a high-temperature sauna it is somewhere families with children can warm up with peace of mind. When you use the private spa, a baby bath and a children's bathing chair are also provided.
Can meals for children be adapted for allergies?
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If your child has an allergy, let the ryokan know in advance and a low-allergen children's menu can be arranged as far as possible.
Can a children's chair and bath items be provided in the room?
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A chair for young children is provided in the room, and children's shampoo and body soap as well as a bin just for diapers are available to borrow.
Can a baby stay without bedding, and what does it cost?
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Rates for babies and toddlers depend on whether meals and bedding are included: 8,272 yen with meals and bedding, 5,995 yen with bedding but no meals, and 4,477 yen with meals but no bedding. Please contact the ryokan directly for details when you book.
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