Ginpaso ★★★★

"Booked a one night stay with dinner and breakfast. Shuttle buses are available during check-in and check-out times. The quality of food, hot springs and cafe facilities are all very good. The only thing is that the location of the room is a bit bad. We were on the 4th floor and the left side was blocked by the main building. I knew that there would not be many people staying there that night and there would be many empty rooms, so I could actually offer a room with a better orientation. ."

Toyoko Inn Banshu Ako Ekimae ★★★

"Φιλική υπηρεσία, τρία πλυντήρια νομίσματος και τρία στεγνωτήρια."

KAMENOI HOTEL AKO ★★★★

"Τέλεια! Αγαπώ τη θέα της θάλασσας! Το δείπνο του kaiseiki ryori είναι καταπληκτικό!"

Shiosai　Kirara Shokichi ★★★

"Το θέατρο του ξενοδοχείου και το δωμάτιο είναι θέα στη θάλασσα. Στο θέατρο "Ιάο και Τουτομπίρ" δίπλα στο ιερό, το θέαμα του σούπερ δύτη είναι ένα από τα "Ιαπωνικά δύτη" και το θέαμα της θάλασσας είναι επίσης αξιοθέατα όταν κάνετε μπάνιο στο ζεστό νερό. Το ξενοδοχείο έχει ένα πρώτο επίπεδο υπηρεσίας για κάθε προσωπικό, το παραδοσιακό ιαπωνικό πρωινό είναι τοπικό. Μόνο που δεν είχατε κάνει κράτηση για δείπνο πριν από την άφιξή σας. Έχει φύγει πολύ μακριά για να βρείτε ένα, και δεν υπάρχουν πολλά εστιατόρια που ανοίγονται απόψε."

Ako Park Hotel ★★★

"It doesn't feel very convenient."

Misaki Terrace ★★

"Καθαρή μόδα και ήσυχη ♡"

Kariya Ryokan Q ★★★

"Located right in front of Hanagakuji Temple, the site of the Chushingura samurai. This tastefully renovated traditional Japanese inn offers transportation to and from the baths at its sister inn if you make a reservation. Because it's a traditional Japanese house, you have to be careful not to make noise, but unless there's something unusual going on, you'll be fine as long as you stay as usual. The other guests were also very sensible. The staff were also very welcoming and helpful."

Dot Glamping Ako ★★★★

Donkairo ★★★

"I stumbled upon this hotel by chance. Firstly, I love the Seto Inland Sea, and then I was drawn in by its creative cuisine and the vibrant, energetic name, "Tunkairo" (meaning "Sea-Swallowing Pavilion"). The hotel is built on a cliff overlooking the sea, with two baths: one indoors surrounded by massive rocks, and the other a completely open-air bath. The day I checked in was chilly and I was huddled up. The women's bath was outdoors, and after a thorough shower, I entered the bath and immediately felt relaxed. Although I'm very sensitive to heat, a breath of fresh air and a glance at the swirling snowflakes made me soak for an extra fifteen minutes! The food seemed to be made with seasonal ingredients; since oysters are in season, there were two dishes with large, plump oysters for dinner, which was very satisfying. Other appetizers, such as sashimi, grilled fish, and seafood rice, were decent. Overall, it's a very cost-effective hot spring hotel. Oh, and they also offer a shuttle service from the station."