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Located just a 2-minute walk from Tokushima Station, this hotel offers great support for both business and leisure travelers. All rooms are equipped with high-speed internet. There is a convenience store near the hotel. Free parking is available nearby.

Our hotel is located in the center of Tokushima city and Naruto city, 5 minutes by car from Tokushima Airport, close to each expressway IC, excellent convenience In addition to being a base for business, it is also conveniently located for sightseeing in Naruto Uzushio. In 2020, we will In 2019, the interior (wallpaper, carpet, curtains) was renovated. The building is getting old, but we value the "voice of our guests" who are "accommodation professionals". We are waiting for you with the idea of "one by one from what we can do".

・Toilets with washlets are only available in some guest rooms. ・The shared laundry corner has moved to the 4th floor. Please take the stairs from the 3rd floor to get there.

Rebranded as Grand Mercure Awajishima Resort & Spa in April 2024. Enjoy an all-inclusive stay with a lounge where you can enjoy beer and snacks, and a wide variety of buffet dishes. About 40 minutes by car from Tokushima Airport.

*Located along the National Route 55 bypass. Guest rooms facing the national highway have a panoramic view of Tokushima's mountain, Mt. Bizan.

Children's pricing is as follows: Elementary school students (7-12 years old) 80% of adult price Infants under 6 years old (meals and bedding provided) 60% of adult price Infants under 6 years old (bedding only) 30% of adult price Infants under 6 years old (meal only) 30% of adult price Infants and toddlers under 6 years old (no meals or bedding) free of charge *Please note that if you are using a room-only plan, your child's meal selection will not be reflected. If you wish, please contact us by phone or email the day before.

This facility is located in the Ochiai village of Higashi Iya. Generally speaking, villages are formed at the foot of a mountain, followed by fields, which is the so-called ``Japanese satoyama landscape.'' However, the village of Iya was carved into the slope of a mountain. Ochiai village is a village with a height difference of approximately 390 meters, and old private houses built from the middle to late Edo period are still dotted around the cliffs. These old private houses have structures and floor plans typical of mountain villages, and together with the village roads that wind through the village, and the surrounding stone walls and cultivated land, they create a unique landscape. In 2005, in recognition of the rarity of this historical landscape, the entire village was selected as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. https://www.tougenkyo-iya.jp/