Awaji Hotel Guide - Hokudan Earthquake Memorial Park hotels in Awaji, Japan.

"Room was 10th floor and nice airport run away view. Clean room and enough drinks "

"Room was clean, beds were comfortable, bathroom was spotless and was completed with bathroom essentials Staff were very friendly and attentive to your needs, helpful and courteous, always with a smile."

"Room was nice. Staff were so accomodating both in english and Japanese. Wish we had tried the breakfast option."

"Everything keeps in the brand standard it suppose to be. Large and cozy room and nice view. Close to train station. One drawback is the room decoration amd facilites such as a/c control is outdated, renovation and refurbishment are definitely in needed."

"The room is too hot. With the window open, train and motorcycle are very noisy. "

"Hotel Okura is beautiful. I loved my view of the harbor from my room with the sparkling waters every morning. The location is very central to some popular tourist attractions including Meriken Park and it was very easy to get around on foot. We were able to visit the shopping malls nearby -- no more than 15 minutes away from the hotel. There are beautiful views very close by the hotel. The staff was very kind and pleasant. The room was clean and well maintained. I would stay here agin."

"Great location on the water, feels high end."

"Great hotel. The room was nice but nothing too special. Big bathroom. Staff is super friendly! Self check in was easy but the staff helped out anyways. Shopping district is directly across the street and only a few minutes walk from the station. Tons of stores and shops and restaurants. The hotel has a restaurant as well but didn’t try it. Looked good though. I would recommend staying here if you want to be as close as possible to the action without it being too busy in front of the hotel. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Was able to get early check in for free.Staff are very pleasant.Breakfast need more variety.Overall was a great place to stay and highly recommended."