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Hyogo
SolaVilla Sea Terrace Minami-Awaji
A panoramic villa in Minamiawaji City, Hyogo Prefecture, opening in 2022 with all rooms equipped with open-air baths. It is popular for its ability to enjoy the privacy of a villa and the outdoor feel of a terrace while maintaining the comfort of a hotel. One of the attractions is that all the buildings are oceanfront, so you can watch the same sunset as Keino Matsubara, which has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Best Sunsets, while soaking in your guest room or open-air bath. Each building has a terrace with a barbecue stove and a system kitchen, so you can enjoy your stay in your own way. Each villa has a different feel, and there are four villas where you can stay with your dog.
Even if you have small or energetic children, renting a whole house allows adults to relax without worrying about disturbing others. Enjoy a more memorable holiday with comfortable living, spacious areas such as a living room, wooden deck, pool, and barbecue facilities that cater to everyone, from adults to children. Vacation rentals with a loft can become a secret hideout for kids, adding an element of play to your stay.
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SolaVilla（そらヴィラ）海テラス南あわじ
A panoramic villa in Minamiawaji City, Hyogo Prefecture, opening in 2022 with all rooms equipped with open-air baths. It is popular for its ability to enjoy the privacy of a villa and the outdoor feel of a terrace while maintaining the comfort of a hotel. One of the attractions is that all the buildings are oceanfront, so you can watch the same sunset as Keino Matsubara, which has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Best Sunsets, while soaking in your guest room or open-air bath. Each building has a terrace with a barbecue stove and a system kitchen, so you can enjoy your stay in your own way. Each villa has a different feel, and there are four villas where you can stay with your dog.
