Wakka in Imabari

The room wasn't large, but it was well-laid out, and the provided loungewear was very comfortable. I would highly recommend staying here for one night after a two-day cycling trip.

I made a reservation to visit Oyamazumi Shrine on Omishima Island for my first shrine visit of the year.
We arrived shortly after arriving on the island.
The location offers beautiful views of the ocean and bridge, and the scenery is amazing!
As it was New Year's, the closures of nearby restaurants were uncertain, but they kindly explained the situation to me and I tried to choose from available options and make a reservation, but some restaurants ended up closing temporarily, so I ended up eating at the hotel.
I had heard that they offered hayashi rice and curry rice, so I chose the latter.
The portion was moderate, but the meat was tender and delicious!

There was a kind of super public bathhouse, and apparently they offered free tickets and even free shuttle service. We went there in our own car, which I thought was great hospitality considering the hotel only had showers.
There was also a seawater bath, and it was popular with locals.
Both the changing room and bath were spacious, so I didn't feel cramped.

It was cloudy so I couldn't see the stars, but I could tell that I would have seen some beautiful stars.

Breakfast was served on a single plate, and you could only choose your drink.

The croissant was so delicious I wanted a refill lol.

I couldn't finish my drink, so I asked if I could take it to my room, and they gladly agreed. Thank you.

Maybe the bed was a little hard?

My partner and I both ended up with back pain, so that's the only negative.

The scenery was nice, and the room was clean and tidy, but there were no Chinese introductions, and the entire hotel lacked Chinese signage. The windows weren't heat-insulating either. I hope these improvements will be made next time.

The hotel is located a short ride ahead from the Totolombo Bridge. The entire hotel has a great design, and the staff speaks excellent English, making communication very easy. There's a cafe inside facing the sea and the bridge, where we had afternoon tea, dinner, and lunch. There are also some other cafes nearby, and you can take a free shuttle bus, but we were too lazy to go out. We booked a cottage room that directly faces the bridge and the sea—it was beautiful! The room was also very comfortable. Highly recommended!

Unfortunately, my itinerary didn't work out, so I couldn't stay there. I hope I can go again sometime.

It's quite unique, but be prepared for a bit of hardship.

Just as the reviews said, the staff were very polite and we were very happy!!
The sea was close by, the BBQ dinner was delicious, and we had a relaxing day enjoying nature!
We didn't do any cycling or other activities and just stayed overnight, but it was great!!

Absolute surprise, very clean, nice environment, and there is a very delicious Japanese restaurant opposite. The service was very good. The clerk even took us to his orchard to pick lemons and make lemonade.

This is a very good hotel. I didn't stay at the hotel last time when it was fully booked. This time I made a reservation in advance and my husband and son enjoyed our stay. We rode along Shimanami Kaido from Imabari. Due to the hot weather, we started late and arrived at the hotel 2 hours later than scheduled. However, the hotel service staff kept in touch with us frequently after receiving our emails and reminded us of things to pay attention to on night bus routes. Upon arrival, the service staff gave a very warm welcome. The next day was still too hot, so we were sent to Tatara Ohashi Park.
This is a very reassuring hotel that feels like home.
We stayed in the cafe the next day, looking out the window at the sea, sailboats, sunshine, and listening to bossa nova music, everything slowed down.

Thank you for giving us a safe and warm journey.

A great hotel complex, well worth experiencing again!