Tomoya

An inn at Ako Onsen, standing in Ako-Misaki, near the Hyogo Prefectural Ako Kaihin Park. There are two baths, "Souten", which offers a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea, and "Aroai", which faces the sea, and the view from the open-air bath, which overlooks the Seto Inland Sea, is exhilarating and majestic anyway. The sound of the waves and the scent of the tide in Setouchi are also pleasant. The inner water also has a low-temperature sauna (pallor sea hot water), and the windows are open except in winter to enjoy the atmosphere of a semi-outdoor bath.

All rooms stand in a place where you can see a refreshing seascape not only from rooms with a balcony with ocean views, but also from restaurants and outdoor baths. There is an infinity outdoor bath and a clubhouse in the fourth-floor guest room, and wood chairs and tables on the balcony with a wood deck, so you can relax with a view of Setouchi. You can also enjoy bathing in a low-temperature salt sauna where the salt of Ako is rubbed into the body.

The mudflats are also wide in the sea of a shallow sand pit, and even small children are relieved. It is also popular as a swimming beach after mid-July. Next door, the Hyogo Prefectural Ako Kaihin Park is equipped with a variety of facilities, including Tateho Waku Waku Land, which is home to an amusement facility, as well as an auto campground and tennis courts, one of the largest in the prefecture. There is also Ako Onsen, where you can take a day bath nearby.