Hotel New Awaji Reviews

Very good👍👍

It was great! The whole family was very satisfied with the good old-fashioned hospitality.

Anyway, the hot spring was great. The hot spring was quite hot, and it felt great even when it was cold outside. The room was a Japanese-style room with a relaxing atmosphere, and it was a hotel that gave me a nostalgic feeling.

The service at this hotel is very good and the staff are willing to recommend the hotel facilities to us. There are also several hot springs to choose from, which are definitely worth recommending! 

The service is very considerate, the Japanese-style dinner is exquisite and the portions are generous. The hot spring area is also very spacious and can accommodate more than 20 people at the same time. The breakfast is a buffet with many choices, and the souvenir shop sells delicious food.

The place is quiet and elegant, with star-level resort facilities!

The food is average! The place is beautiful and can fishing is an interesting thing! More new styles can be added to the console center

Hotel New Awaji is so famous that there is no one in Kansai who doesn't know it, and their commercial song is so famous. My husband went there on a company trip and said it was great, so my mother and I stayed there for a family trip. The service was particularly bad, especially the person at the reception desk. After being told to wait, they left me alone, and I waited on the sofa wondering how long I would have to wait, but it was getting late so I called out to them myself. I don't know if they had forgotten something or what, but it was unpleasant. An old man escorted me from the elevator to my room, but I didn't particularly need him, so I just wanted the reception to be normally pleasant. I think it's not good value for money, and it's expensive. The restaurants are also expensive, so I feel it's not good value for money. The site area is just so large. The tea shop may be nice, but the service is not good value for money at all. I won't be returning.

The hotel is very large, so it has many facilities and is well maintained. The service here is relatively friendly. Even though most of the waiters don't speak English, you can still feel their enthusiasm. The biggest advantage here is the unparalleled sea view, you can see the sunrise without leaving the room.

Dinner was the worst. We had the option of sitting at the counter, and the course featured a limited selection of local ingredients. 1. The height of the counter is so low that I feel uncomfortable and I can't stretch my legs straight. 2. Most of the food is home-cooked. I expected Japanese cuisine and Japanese cuisine, but was disappointed. Dishes that are just cut into pieces, hotpots, and thin tempura are mainly battered. The ingredients we are proud of are out-of-season Japanese mackerel and cutlassfish, which we don't see as seasonal sea bream, and don't seem to be delicious as sashimi. 3. Behind the counter, there is a lot of noise in the hallway, and it's even colder. What was good was the courteous response from the room attendant. The bathroom is normal for a hotel of this size. If it's just the location and relaxing hot springs, I'd give it a 4 star rating.

It was the worst. I went to eat 3rd year puffer fish, but is it really 3rd year puffer fish? There was a certificate, but I couldn't tell because I hadn't seen the blowfish itself. If the food was delicious and the service was good, I wouldn't have had this kind of impression. Abdominal pain and diarrhea during the night. I couldn't sleep for one night. I asked for medicine for diarrhea. ``I have Seirogan,'' he said. Responding in a way that doesn't make you think it's strange when a customer has diarrhea In the morning, I asked where the pharmacy was and went to buy some myself. When I was paying at the front desk, the woman next to me also had a stomach ache, and the woman at the front desk asked if she was okay, but there was no way she was okay. His expression was dark, and I realized that he was the same as me. A guest at an inn serving meals had diarrhea, but they were fine with it. I left without saying anything because it was a hassle, but I won't go there again.

We made a reservation to celebrate my parent's 60th birthday. I remember my mother really liking the room, which had a great view of the ocean. The food was as good as we expected, and the kaiseki cuisine, which used local vegetables, was nothing short of exquisite. The waitress was very considerate and noticed that my father had trouble with his legs, so she brought a stool down and was a very pleasant guest. This time we only stayed one night, but next time we would like to stay for multiple nights.

It is a tourist hotel that represents Awaji Island and is familiar to people in the Kansai area from commercials, but it is surprisingly close and distant. First of all, Awaji Island tends to be a day trip, so I didn't have the opportunity to stay overnight. Also, even if it is famous, there are several annexes and affiliates other than the main building, and it is hard to know which one to choose. I stayed in a villa in the main building for the first time. The bath in the room was nice and it was also nice to have an ocean view. The meal was delicious and I spent comfortably.

I stayed with my son, my daughter, my wife, and myself. The room was large and the bath was very nice. I regret not being able to soak all of them together with the adjacent Yumesenkei bath. Dinner was the chef's specialty, but the spiny lobster was hard, the soup stock was cold, and the sashimi boat assortment during the corona period? It was disappointing because my expectations were too high. The breakfast buffet was delicious, but check-out is at 10:00, but there are only two elevators, unlike hotels in the city, so I was worried about wasting time. It was rushed. After checking out, I noticed that there were many hotel staff only when they sent me off. If you have high expectations, keep it low, but the price will raise your expectations. I wanted to visit again just for the bath.