亀の井ホテル 赤穂
KAMENOI HOTEL AKO
Set along the scenic Seto Inland Sea, KAMENOI HOTEL AKO is a relaxed coastal retreat with sea-view onsen, spacious rooms, and hearty buffet meals—ideal for families and group travelers.
Hotel
Seaside Onsen, Family-Friendly, Group Travel, Sunset Views
MK Guide Recommends
KAMENOI HOTEL AKO offers a laid-back, seaside stay overlooking the calm waters of the Seto Inland Sea. Known for its wide-open ocean view baths and generous buffet dining, the hotel caters to couples, families, and group travelers seeking hot spring healing and sunset scenery. Guest rooms range from simple Western setups to Japanese-style tatami rooms, many with private balconies. Guests can unwind in the large public onsen, browse the souvenir shop, or enjoy regional cuisine featuring local seafood and produce. Convenient parking, accessible design, and welcoming staff make it an easy and comfortable base for exploring Ako’s historic streets, castle ruins, and coastal walking trails.
Facilities & Services
Large Public Onsen with Ocean View
Buffet Restaurant, Banquet Rooms
Free Wi-Fi, Parking, Souvenir Shop
Tatami and Western-Style Guest Rooms
Accessible Facilities, Vending Machines
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