Top Holiday Park Resorts in Shozu District in 2026

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Our top choices for Shozu District holiday park resorts

1. Villa&Glamping Lazy Inn.

Awaji

TAKASHI

AED 978 total

31 Aug - 1 Sep

Deluxe 1 Bed Room Villa 103 with Open-air Bath, No dogs allowed, Non Smoking | Terrace/patio

2. Solavilla Umi Terrace Minamiawaji

Minamiawaji

AED 1,713 total

1 Sep - 2 Sep

3. amarancia cottage hugging nature house

Minamiawaji

Noriko

AED 751 total

2 Sep - 3 Sep

4. awaJ Beach Club

Awaji

Miyu

AED 1,308 total

2 Sep - 3 Sep

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Top Shozu District Hotel Reviews

Kurashiki Ekimae Universalhotel

8/10 Good

"Dinner and breakfast were free and tasty"

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Okayama Ekimae

8/10 Good

"This summer, we stayed at multiple hotels, all of which turned out to be good. But my family loved this hotel most. It's a little dated but well maintained. The staff members were professional, very helpful, and friendly. The hotel room was spacious. The laundry room, which had a vending machine, ice maker, and microwave, was very convenient. Minor complaint: I have to say that I don't like that we had to take a step to enter the bathroom (uneven levels which are common in old hotels in Japan). BUT I loved the shower (great water pressure, simplicity, and functionality). Good location: right by JR Okayama Station and the street car; lots of restaurants and shops. I highly recommend this hotel!"

Grand Mercure Awaji Island Resort & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"This is a moderately priced all inclusive type resort with good views that is very popular with Japanese families with young children. Most people drive. The half board option is good because you get great breakfast and dinner buffets. I was reminded of the buffets in Las Vegas. The food is a big selection of Awaji specialties, Japanese food, and many international dishes, as well as beer and other drinks. This is a very crowded hotel. Line queue registration is used to manage entry to the buffet area. This is not a secluded, quiet resort. The spacious onsen includes a big outdoor bath and a big relaxation area with drinks. The onsen staff manages it very well. The main attraction in this area is the Naruto whirlpools. Public transportation is limited to buses. So you come here for the hotel and the whirlpools."