Pension Plage Awajishima
Reference price as of August 8, 2026 (stay date 2026-08-29). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.00 out of 5 (22 reviews). Many guests praise the BBQ plan, how good the handmade course menu is, the view bath overlooking the sea, and the homey, unhurried service, and reviews point to the quiet sense of privacy that comes from taking only one group a day.
Kids Facilities
Sea-view bath (private for your group)
Sea-view bath (private for your group)
There is no communal bath, onsen or sauna at the pension. There is one view bath, and because only one group stays each day it is simply yours to use privately, at any time from after check-in until the following morning. The setting lets you soak while watching the sunrise or the stars, and it is cleaned and disinfected after every group, so you never share the tub with other guests. The water is heated water rather than onsen water.
- •Available from after check-in until the following morning, per the bath conditions listed on Jalan
- •Heated water rather than onsen water; cleaned and disinfected after every group
- •Whether children who are not yet out of diapers may bathe is not stated on the official site, Rakuten Travel or other booking sites, so please confirm directly with the pension when you book if you need to know
Lawn with a swing
Lawn with a swing
The lawn facing the sea has a swing on it - an outdoor space where children can run around to their heart's content with the sea straight ahead. A barbecue garden adjoins it.
Beach within walking distance
Beach within walking distance
The beach is within a 5-minute walk of the property. Summer brings swimming and playing in the sand, and the rest of the year, walks along the water's edge and shell collecting.
Handmade course menu of Awajishima ingredients
Handmade course menu of Awajishima ingredients
Dinner is a course menu made by hand by the owner, built around an assorted sashimi platter delivered straight from Kariya Fishing Port and Awaji beef steak. Dishes use vegetables, rice and eggs from Awajishima. A hamo (pike conger) hotpot in summer and a tecchiri hotpot of three-year torafugu (tiger pufferfish) in winter can be added as seasonal extras.
- •Baby food is not served. Because the pension takes only one group at a time, it may be able to handle individual requests such as warming food or answering simple questions; please contact them in advance
- •Please discuss allergies in advance
Items to borrow and children's equipment
Items to borrow and children's equipment
There is a good range of toys and board games to borrow for the lounge, so you have something to enjoy with your children on a rainy day or in a spare moment in the evening.
- checkUNO, playing cards, Othello, shogi, toys and picture books to borrow
- checkHumidifier (available to borrow)
- check2 children's chairs
- checkBin for used baby diapers
- •Neither the official site, Rakuten Travel nor other booking sites lists a crib, a baby bath, baby soap or other bath items for babies as being kept on hand, so bringing what you need or asking in advance is recommended
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Overview
Pension Plage Awajishima stands on the shore at Kamaguchi on the east coast of Awajishima, and it takes just one group of guests a day, so the whole place is yours. The 44 sq m Japanese-Western room has 4 beds, 2 sets of futon bedding and its own balcony, with room enough for a family or two households to spread out. The sea fills the view from the view bath, the dining room and the lawn alike, and the beach is within a 5-minute walk. Dinner is a handmade course menu built around sashimi delivered straight from Kariya Fishing Port and Awaji beef steak, a generous taste of Awajishima's produce.
Pension Plage Awajishima sits on the coast at Kamaguchi, on the east side of Awajishima, and takes only one group of guests per day. The sea lies straight ahead from the guest room, the dining room, the view bath and the lawn, so you can spend your time with just your family or friends, without crossing paths with other guests - a small, family-friendly place that feels much like renting a house of your own.
One Group a Day, in a Spacious 44 sq m Japanese-Western Room
The accommodation is a single renovated Japanese-Western space (a partition can be closed to make it two rooms), 44 sq m in size. It has 4 beds and 2 sets of futon bedding, a washbasin and toilet, and a balcony looking out to sea, and it sleeps up to 6 guests. A tatami area means babies at the crawling stage can be put down comfortably on futon bedding, and the room suits trips with two households or with another family, according to the official site and Rakuten Travel.
The Sea-View Bath, Yours at Any Time During Your Stay
Because only one group stays each day, the view bath is simply yours to use privately, as often as you like from after check-in until the following morning, per the bath conditions listed on Jalan. The water is heated water rather than onsen water, and you can soak while watching the sunrise or the stars. It is cleaned and disinfected after every group, so you never share the tub with other guests, as Rakuten Travel notes among the property's own measures.
The Lawn, the BBQ Garden and the Beach Just Ahead
The lawn facing the sea has a swing set up on it, so children can run around until dusk. There is a barbecue garden alongside it, with a BBQ plan that lets you cook while looking out at the sea. The beach is within a 5-minute walk of the property, per Jalan: swimming and snorkeling in summer, and walks along the water's edge in every other season.
A Course Menu of Awajishima Ingredients
Dinner is a course menu made by hand by the owner. It runs from three appetizers, an assorted platter of sashimi from seafood bought at Kariya Fishing Port, Awaji beef steak, a salad of Awajishima vegetables, miso soup and rice, through to a homemade dessert. In summer, from June to November, a hamo (pike conger) hotpot can be added as a seasonal extra, and in winter, from December to February, a tecchiri hotpot of three-year torafugu (tiger pufferfish). Baby food is not served, but because the pension is small and takes only one group at a time, it is well placed to handle individual requests such as warming baby food or answering simple questions.
Items for Families with Babies, and Points to Note
The pension has a bin for used baby diapers, 2 children's chairs, a humidifier available to borrow, and UNO, playing cards, Othello, shogi, toys and picture books to borrow, per Rakuten Travel. Neither the official site nor Rakuten Travel mentions a crib available to borrow, and there is no listing of bath items for babies such as a baby bath or baby soap being kept on hand. If you are staying with children from age 0 through those who have not yet started elementary school, it is reassuring to bring what you need, such as a baby bath or a baby chair (excluding strollers), or to speak with the pension directly when you book.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 1973-2 Kamaguchi, Awaji-shi, Hyogo 656-2334 |
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| directions_carAccess | About 15 minutes by car from JR Maiko Station, or about 10 minutes by car from Higashiura IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway via Route 28 (about 20 minutes from Awaji IC). The beach is within a 5-minute walk. |
| trainNearest station | Maiko Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free parking for 8 cars, with an EV charging station. |
| callPhone | +81-799-70-4764 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://pensionplage.com/open_in_new |
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Reference price as of August 8, 2026 (stay date 2026-08-29). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Pension Plage Awajishima 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 Pension Plage Awajishima?
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Parking: Free parking for 8 cars, with an EV charging station.
How do you get to Pension Plage Awajishima?
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About 15 minutes by car from JR Maiko Station, or about 10 minutes by car from Higashiura IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway via Route 28 (about 20 minutes from Awaji IC). The beach is within a 5-minute walk.
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