Hotels in Shikoku

Perfect location with JR station, udonya, ramenya, izakaya and convenience stores.

I visited to see the Takamatsu Fireworks. I was worried because of the low price, but it had all the essentials, including an elevator, air conditioning, and a washing machine. It's a three-minute walk from the station, and there's a famous udon restaurant right next door, making it a great place to grab a bite. The room was spacious enough for one person, and they even provided two complimentary drinks...

This hotel is conveniently located close to the JR station, making it easy to explore the area. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, creating a pleasant stay. The room was clean and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable experience. Highly recommend for travelers seeking convenience and great service!

This is a relatively stylish hotel with clean, new facilities. However, I noticed a lot of fingerprints on the windows of my room, but otherwise, there were no major issues. The staff were young, energetic, and polite with a smile. The bread and coffee provided in the morning was a nice touch.

The Hotel Rupinasu is a simple business hotel that seems a bit dated. However, its location, right next to the main train station and within walking distance of the harbor, is excellent. So, the hotel is okay for one night.

Love the location that is perfect for catching the train or plane. No lack of food choices around. There are weekend markets at the train station, perfect for a leisure browse away from the typical mall shopping. Close to the sea for a morning jog. The lady operating the hotel is also very kind and accommodating

Since it was right next to Ookaido Street, finding dinner was no problem. Having a large public bath in a business hotel was a big plus. Breakfast was also very good. It was a really great hotel considering the reasonable price. I would like to stay there again.

The room is very small. It's so small that you can't even properly open a single suitcase. Also, the atmosphere is zero, though the bed is comfortable and spacious. I really liked that the family bath was free, so I could enjoy the hot springs even with a tattoo, and I appreciated that drinks like orange juice were free. I recommend it for a one-night stay at a low price.

During my recent trip to Japan, I had the pleasure of staying at a hotel that also serves as a wedding venue and from the moment I arrived, the level of service was simply impeccable. The staff were not only gracious and professional, but also went out of their way to assist me at every turn, despite my lack of Japanese language skills. Their warm hospitality left a lasting impression and made me feel...

The breakfast was nice. A large range of choices.

The price-to-performance ratio is good, but the bed and pillows are very uncomfortable. However, it is worth it. Don Quijote is nearby, and there is a yakiniku restaurant and Okaido Street next door, so the location is the best. The bathhouse uses hot spring water, but it has a lot of water, so it has a slight hot spring smell. But it was still good.

The room was bigger than I thought. I don't know why there was a sofa, lol. Breakfast was delicious. The public bath was nice, too.

Very family and courteous staff. Parking is 1000 yen and night. Clean room but facilities are a but dated.

Small and simple but easily reachable from the train station.

Located near major shopping and dining in Kochi, this business-class inn was a moderate walk from JR Kochi station and only a few stops away on the local streetcar that runs nearly in front, itself a nostalgic attraction for visitors to the region. Of all my stays in Japan, the front desk and lobby staff went far to make me feel welcome and accommodate my few requests, making my three night stay in...

Kochi is a peaceful and friendly city with beautiful nature and great local food like Katsuo no Tataki. Kochi Castle and the riverside areas are lovely to explore. However, shopping options are limited, nightlife is quiet, and it’s difficult to find rare items such as large raw coral. Transportation is simple but not very frequent. Overall, a calm place for relaxing, but not ideal for special shopping...

Friendly service and complete amenities. Close to Izayaki restaurant and Family Mart. Close to Tosaden bus and tram stations, making travel easy.

You can see it’s a bit old hotel but the twin room we got was not too small unlike typical business hotel. There are signs of care of the people running the hotel, since as the staff, cleanliness, and so on. Reasonable for the location.

The location was great, near the downtown area and the station. Just be aware that the smoking rooms smell strongly of cigarettes!

Very simple business hotel, OK for two nights. Location is good, a few steps from Kawaramachi station, from which most of the sights can be reached!

Clean room wide room the staff is good service, very near in station the very best is the price.

Cheap and convinient to move But it is prohited to take a shower in the morning

A cheap inn close to the Kawaramachi station and the Kawaramachi shopping mall. Good for travelers who want only to take a shower, watch TV and go to bed there. Shower is available from check-in time to midnight. Free wifi is available inside the bedroom. Shower room, toilet and washstand are shared. A convenience store is near the inn.

cheap hotel. not bad. room is big not like japanese hotel

The stag were so welcoming in my arrival, remembering me from a few weeks ago when I stayed 2 nights. They had already organised a vegetarian Japanese breakfast for me.

The room was not cleaned properly. The bathroom was small and the tiles were sticky and disgusting. For this price, including breakfast, there was no midnight snack. It would be better to choose another hotel with a bathroom.

It was also helpful that they laid out the futons for us. The bath was clean and we were able to relax in the warm water. The parking lot was hard to find. I was able to get a good rest...Thank you very much.

Although the facility has a Showa-era feel, it was very clean and comfortable.

Noisy Japanese male groups didn't close the door and keep talking loud even in midnight. Closing doors without holding the handles was really loud and disturbing at 12am. I understand it was a nice time to hang out with friends but should shut the doors to let other customers rest properly. Do not choose the option with room chosen by the hotel.

The perfect hotel for those who love retro sensibility. The breakfast is also great, and you are lucky enough to be able to relax in the large public bath.

Great location, right next to Dogo onsen and shopping street. a point taken out as we couldn't park at the hotel and hard to park up a steep hill. Okay for us since we only stayed one night and was planning to sightsee by foot but would be a problem if we need to go back and forth between hotel and parking. No onsen on premise but we didn't mind. The hotel is clean and comfortable but a bit dated.

Great hotel, the location is perfect as it is close to the dogo onsen and shopping streets. They provide yukata to go to the onsen. I highly recommend.

Nice room and bed. Lovely staff. Location / price performance was amazing. Solid internet connection. Negative points: 800 yen a day for parking Microwave on the smoking floor. Not enough to warrant knocking a star off.

Great hotel with location right across the historical Dogo Onsen and adjacent shopping streets. Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are older but very clean and well-maintained.

Great experience all around, from proximity to Dogo Onsen and surrounding area, ambiance inside, view (even though it wasn't overlooking Dogo Onsen), to room size (larger than typical business hotel), breakfast (typical Japanese fare, but highest quality taste I have had), check out time (11:00), and staff efficiency and English ability. Despite Dogo Onsen being a leisure area, so more enjoyment is...

The front desk staff and the breakfast staff were very polite and the food was delicious, so I was able to relax and enjoy my time there. The cake in the restaurant was very filling and delicious. I only had one unpleasant experience. When I was leaving, there was a staff member organizing the poles with triangular numbers written on them in the parking lot. I was happy that I had a comfortable stay...

At this time of year (end of Jan) the hotel was very peaceful. Service was excellent and we had a very pleasant stay in Dogo Grand Hotel.

Very good location. Right next to Dogo Onsen and shopping street. 2 convenience stores in front of the accommodation Family diagonally opposite, 7-Eleven right next door. It's a delicious bar area with nearby izakayas. The cost-effectiveness is also very good. Breakfast and dinner were delicious. However, there was no Korean interpretation and English was not well understood. The baths are small and...

The food was delicious, the atmosphere was great, and best of all, the smiles of the front desk staff were wonderful! I will definitely use this hotel again!

I stayed for 2 nights in japanese style room. The room and bedding are clean. Every day they prepared clean bedding ,Japanese style clothes and new towels. The room smelled like green tea and the outdoor hot spring was good. The dinner and breakfast were really fantastic. Hot and cold food were served perfectly. I recommend staying here.

We chose the upgraded omacase on the menu and it was out of this world. Everything had their own flavour and simply delicious. The beef you can grill yourself and the abalone was very soft and juicy after being cooked. Everything was just right after the flames went out.

The hotel has hot springs and massage chairs. This day's accommodation includes dinner and breakfast, and the food is all . The view is not very good, the hotel is relatively old, but overall it is clean.

We stayed one night in an indoor camping room with our family. It was fantastic! Of course, it's not the same as real camping, but it was incredibly fun. The concept room was full of camping atmosphere. The huge tent with four beds felt like a secret base, and the indoor planetarium and hammock added to the ambiance. The kids were fighting over the hammock! I was engrossed in the telescope. The terrace...

I stayed at this inn in early December while cycling around Shikoku. The price was extremely reasonable at just under 8,000 yen per night, including breakfast. It even had a large public bath and sauna, which I thought was quite impressive for the price. After checking in, I was shown to a Japanese-style room with approximately 8 tatami mats in size, equipped with basic amenities like a TV, water...

We stayed on the first day of a three-day weekend. A beautiful sandy beach and the sea stretch out right in front of us. Those who chose the BBQ plan can enjoy their meal while looking at the beautiful sea. We stayed as a family of two adults and two children, and the room was spacious enough. Unusually for a hotel, there were screens on the windows, so we were able to fall asleep listening to the...

Beachfront hotel with nice views and nice food.

The scenery was great and the rest was normal. We also have a day trip hot spring, so it was crowded with local uncles and grandfathers. And noisy. For dinner, I ordered a sashimi set meal with a system that selects a set meal, but the content was simple and I wasn't hungry, so I ordered a bukkake udon for 500 yen later.

An inn with a pleasant view of Setouchi where the sound of the waves is comfortable. You can also enjoy a spa in the adjacent Qua Thalassa.

The location is in front of Koubaitei, so there's a noticeable difference in status, but I decided to stay there considering the price. The room is like a school field trip room. There are many rooms, and they're almost touching. It's not a hotel that ordinary people would usually use. The meal is home-style cooking with about five dishes. It's far too much food to finish. It seemed like a couple...

I visited in October 2011. I checked in a little early, but I was greeted warmly. The bath was open until 10pm, so I was pushed to take a bath earlier, which was a little funny. As others have said, the landlady has a certain charm, but I thought it was good.

The building was old, but it was clean and comfortable. The rice was so voluminous that even junior high school students left it. Kagawa rice was plump and delicious. It was close to Konpira-san pilgrimage, and it was a reasonable inn, so I would like to use it again.

There is a little distance from Konpira-san. The bath was a hot spring and it was a nice bath, but the men's bath was a little narrow. The parking lot is quite far away. The room was clean, but the walls were thin, and I was worried about the sound of opening and closing the door in the next room. The meal features chicken and udon. How about igniting the solid fuel just before sitting? The udon recommended...

Depending on how you feel about the landlady's character, you'll either like it or hate it (the Kagawa dialect should sound pretty rough). I wouldn't say the inn is super clean, but it's not dirty either. The facilities are old (beer vending machines are a bit nostalgic). The food is good, but it could be a little simpler (even if you force yourself to include sashimi, you don't need it because you...

Couldn't praise the owners enough! We recieved a very warm welcome to this family run hotel. The property itself is adequate (2.5/5) but it is the hosts that really make staying here such a comforting experience. Staying here is a must for those hoping to get a taste of real Japan. With the opportunity would definatly return.

Absolutely love the 70’s/80’s vibe~ very relaxing 😎 Very generous room size with great views Fantastic hospitality, gentle, caring and focusing on the details Typical Japanese hospitality that you can’t easily find anywhere else.

Even though I arrived late, they kindly welcomed me, and the lake view was really nice. When I went outside at night, there were a few bugs, but it was nice to be able to see the night sky full of stars.

It was a great place to rest and relax. Spa was good and the foods (breakfast and dinner included) were great. They provide the transportation from and to the airport. All workers were very kind. I will definitely stay here when I visit Takamatsu again. It would be better if it is easier to book a room online.

The hotel is located in Shionoe Onsenkyo, about a 40-minute drive from Takamatsu city. As the reviews say, the staff were all very kind and friendly. The hotel facilities are a little old, but they were well-cleaned and comfortable. You can try kayaking and other nostalgic experiences here. On the day of our stay, it was bustling with many other families. We took advantage of the BBQ plan. Not only...

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Great hotel. Definitely recommend coming here. Good was great, room was great and onsen is great even though is a bit small! :)

If you visit Naoshima island and are looking for self catering accommodation this is the place to be. Very quiet neighbourhood with THE BEST SUNRISE ever. Lovely owners, so friendly and welcoming. You are next to the bus stop for ease of access to Miyanoura port and Tsutsuji for the Benesse art house and galleries

This is, as described, a budget friendly apartment. No frills but clean and is self contained, even a washing machine. The couple running the place live opposite and are lovely despite very little English. They even arranged free transport into the port on our way out. The buses are a no go with suitcases and trying to book a taxi in English isn’t possible. For travelling around it’s e-bikes...

It is right after the bus stop, in the middle of the village and the art gallery area. It is very convenient. You can walk to the harbor in a few steps. The village is very quiet. You can walk around after dinner. It is not far from Pumpkin. If you arrive early, you can store your luggage. You can also store your luggage after you check out. The room is well divided, with sliding doors separating the...

This B&B is located in a residential area in the "Chiura" area of ​​Naoshima. There is a bus stop right at the door (Mikado stop). The room is very spacious and comfortable, and you can cook. There are two restaurants near the B&B, one for "Okonomiyaki" and the other for "Ramen". The landlord is very talkative and speaks good English. He also introduced me to a beautiful cafe nearby - Naoshima Coffee...

Lovely owner. Caring. Really enjoyed our room - 70s decor, comfy, roomy, clean, excellent kitchen facilities.

Very comfortable rental unit. Maybe 100 steps from one of the island bus stops. The host saw us walking up and let us in, then checked back a moment after we had gotten our bearings to see if we needed anything.

Clean rooms, nice staff, good half board meals, excellent onsen, third time stayed here, will come back again.

The hotel has complete facilities and is old-fashioned, but full of human touch. The location is also convenient for tourists to check in after sightseeing in Dabuwe. The breakfast is buffet style and is very sincere.

A little bit outdated facilities and off main roads but very quiet and nice

I booked two rooms this time. The environment and facilities are also very good. The service staff who checked in after 9 pm were also very polite and had prepared the room keys early in the morning. It's a pity that there are only a few baths in the large bathhouse.

正汤， fluently English speaking staff with great food.

Modern, well-maintained place in an excellent location to explore the Miyoshi area. Dinner and breakfast we're really good. All in all excellent value for money.

It seems like it's been a long time since I've written a book while traveling in Japan. Thank you for the refrigerator, air conditioner, air purifier, etc. Japan smells a little badly of cigarette smoke. The elders are very kind at the counter.

It's a little far from the station, but convenient for those who use a car. It's good value for money, but the downside is that it's a little far to walk from the station. It's convenient for those who use a car.

Very cheap hotel. Room is not so clean, but enough for sleeping...

Don't expect much about this hotel. It's budget and bit run down, and away from busy areas . However staff is nice and u will be ok staying in a old hotel on a budget.

It was cheap and comfortable. I've decided to stay here every time I come to Kagawa. I went by car, and the free parking was also a big plus! The owner even gave me a keychain...I immediately put it on as a memento of my trip! I'm sorry I didn't allow photos! I'll definitely stay here again.

Although it's far from major stations like Takamatsu and Kawaramachi, there's a convenience store next door, and a large supermarket and gas station across the street. There's a coin laundry nearby, so the surrounding facilities aren't bad. However, there are some downsides: 1. The boiler room operates from 5 PM to 9:30 AM, so even if you stay multiple nights, you can't use hot water (in the bath)...

The single room was spacious, and the staff were very friendly. It's a bit far from the city center, but the price is cheap, and the Wi-Fi is strong. Highly recommended. The shower has an old-fashioned switch, which is inconvenient, but everything else is fine. There's a gas station/supermarket across the street, and a convenience store next door. It's also not far from the JR station, and there...

We stayed here while on our walking pilgrimage. The owner at the front desk had a lovely, homely smile. As we are elderly, we were reminded of the merchants' inns of old and felt a sense of security. Although it is a bit far from Takamatsu Station, it is close to the nearest bus stop. There is a supermarket and convenience store on both sides of the hotel, which is convenient.

I was able to stay cheaply at 3900 yen without meals. The room was simple and clean, so it was more than worth the price. If you dare to complain, is there a curfew? I was fine, but if you drink late at night, please check in advance.

The staff, including the manager, were very polite. Large motorcycles can be parked on the premises for peace of mind. I will stay again if I go to Takamatsu on a trip.

Great location, great rooms, great food, great serice, cheap price. What else ?

The food was delicious. I was grateful that Summer was able to accommodate my change of dinner time. The location was also great.

Was a good hotel, not packed with people!

It's old, but it seems to have been renovated and kept clean. I stayed for two nights and they didn't clean it - there was no explanation in the lobby. They said there was a M size yukata, but when I went in, it was L size.. One side of the closet was full of unused blankets. There was ice water and an electric kettle full of water for tea, but I wondered if I could drink it..there was no explanation...

Excellent buffet dinner. The roast beef, fresh sashimi and strawberries were delicious. No room for other food.

High quality, kid friendly ryokan with very nice and large rooms. A highlight is the onsen in the roof/11th floor, where you have a good view over the city, Dogo Onsen and the castle. Very short walk to Dogo Onsen and Cherry Blossoms in Dogo Park. Parking spots available, would not recommend North route alongside the river: very narrow, only one car at a time at several spots.

A bit out of decoration, but overall clean & tidy, with excellent homey service.

The open-air bath was nice and clean. The breakfast was fine, but the room was dimly lit. It would be better if there was some light from outside.

It's full of Showa-era vibes, but it's very clean. It's a 5-minute walk from Kochi Station. There's a coin laundry, so you can do your laundry. There's a large public bath and an open-air bath on the top floor, so you can quickly soothe your fatigue. I'd definitely like to stay here again if I go to Kochi.

The hotel's location is a bit difficult to find, but it's easy to find. Parking is limited to one session for guests with a car, and is valid from 8 PM to 10 AM the following morning. The discounted rate is 800 yen (1200 yen if you're parking by yourself). You can purchase a parking ticket from the hotel front desk and park in the parking lot across the street. The rooms are Japanese-style and quite...

A very antique hotel, location is near to train station, have 7-11 and Lawson, which is a plus point.

I stayed in a Japanese-style room, which had a nostalgic feel to it.

The nostalgic feel was nice. The facilities are old but kept clean and reassuring.

The hotel itself is old and has a few things that might be unbearable for someone who is very particular about cleanliness, but all the staff were kind and polite, so we had a very pleasant stay! It was perfectly fine even with children, but the lack of an elevator was a bit inconvenient. I highly recommend it to anyone who supports the Seibu Lions or the Kochi soccer team.

It's located within Haruno General Athletic Park, less than a 30-minute drive from Kochi Station. The park entrance closes at 10 p.m., so if you plan to arrive after that, contact the hotel in advance to inquire about entry procedures. The rooms feel more like training facility accommodations than hotels, and the standard private rooms don't have bathrooms or toilets. It's difficult to get here without...

There was no elevator, and someone brought the luggage to the room with a tow bag, but when checking out, I had to carry it down to the ground floor. There was a problem with the air conditioner in the room. I asked to change rooms, but because the room was full, I couldn't. Finally, the waiter came up and removed the dust filter, leaving the room empty. It was very dusty near the air conditioner....

It's a shame that we couldn't use the public bath.

Good place to stay over on your Ohenro trip. Bring your own food.

I stayed here the night before climbing Mount Kamegamori. I drove there, but it was convenient because there was a large parking lot even though it was located in front of the station. I think the parking fee was only 200 yen. It was good value for money.

I was surprised at how cheap it was. I used it to save money on a trip with friends, so I recommend it for people who don't have much money but still want to have fun.

The ladies at the reception are very kind. It was a shame that the table and TV remote in the room were dirty.

The hotel's location was fantastic, right in the heart of the city. However, the rest of the experience was just average. The rooms were clean but quite basic, and the service was a bit slow at times. While it was a convenient place to stay, I wouldn't say it was anything special.

The hotel's location was fantastic, right in the heart of the city. However, the rest of the experience was just average. The rooms were clean but quite basic, and the service was a bit slow at times. While it was a convenient place to stay, I wouldn't say it was anything special.

There is also coffee service, and it is conveniently located in front of the station. The floor was damaged, so I think it will be comfortable if it is renovated.

Can't go anywhere without a bath now ahahah. loved it. exactly what I needed after hiking and camping

The pillows smelled really bad! And the room smelled moldy! The owner is a very nice person!!

We stayed for a night.Our room was beside the housekeeping room. At around 4 am , the counter staff began to place bedsheets, pillow covers, bath robes on the designated chair along the corridor so as to enable the housekeeping staff to do the job of cleaning faster. The noise from the movement along the corridor awaken us. The room door is not sound proof. It is a rather old hotel but the room rate...

Considering the price (3000JPY/night) good budget hotel. Security and room cleanness is poor. No keys needed to go up to guest room floor and elevator goes direct to room floor without pass in front of hotel desk. Bed and bath room are well cleaned, but dated. Room is a bit filthy. Under the bed or behind curtain is uncleaned.

Cheap,old, well-mannered, location is good

Great place to stay for a night before starting my cycle! Breakfast provided and there is a safe place to park your bike! Has everything necessary for daily needs!

When I checked out, the front desk clerk mocked me, saying, "Did you stay alone? (lol)" but other than that I was satisfied. I don't understand the intention behind that comment. When I told about this incident over drinks the next day, it was a big hit, so I'll call it a success. But I wish you wouldn't say things like that. I wish you wouldn't say things like that.

Spacious bed and spacious bathroom The river view is nice too. It is well ventilated and has an air purifier. The TV is big too The front desk staff is so friendly and angelic. On the first day, I was bitten by a bug and kept bleeding, so I got a band and disinfectant at the front desk, but they gave me an extra band when I checked out... A tsunami of emotion.

I used it for fishing in Kochi. It's a so-called love hotel, but I didn't realize it was possible to stay alone for multiple nights. The parking lot is covered and the rooms are spacious, so it was very convenient and great for an angler. It wasn't a regular love hotel, so I was a little worried, but the man at the front desk explained everything to me carefully, and I was able to stay there with peace...

Two couples used it for a trip to Tokushima, Kochi, and Ehime. I wanted to drink at Hirome Market, so I searched around there. At first, I was looking for a business hotel, but this hotel was among them! ! Of course, it's an 18-ban hotel, but ・Bed is wide (business hotel is semi-double for 2 people) ・The bath is large (you can't go to the public bath with a drunk body) ・Parking available And the...

I felt that the way a male employee spoke was appropriate. I was only told that the weekly menu was over even though I didn't specify the time, wasn't the material running out?

I was taken care of by touring my motorcycle. Unlike a normal love hotel, there are twin rooms.