Jakomaru Park Tsuda in Takamatsu

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 was spacious, so we put out chairs and a hammock and lay down to watch the stars. It was so enjoyable.

The staff were also very kind, and the ocean view was amazing. There's even a direct path from the beach to the large public bath, so it would be fun to come back in the summer too.

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 heater, and refrigerator. While the building itself is older, it was spacious and had everything I needed, making for a comfortable stay.

The ocean view room overlooking the beach at Tsuda no Matsubara was particularly nice. The view of the Seto Inland Sea from the window was stunning, capturing the unique atmosphere of a Kagawa trip.

The breakfast was plentiful and delicious, helping me to recharge my energy before my cycling trip.

The front desk staff were also very kind and attentive.

They were also very helpful and accommodating, and the staff's high level of service made for a comfortable stay.

Overall, it offered excellent value for money and was a great place to rest and unwind during my travels.

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 sound of the waves.

The breakfast area also had three tatami-mat seating areas, and was equipped with high chairs and bouncers for children. The children's plate was also very generous, making it ideal for families with children.

However, there didn't seem to be any restaurants nearby, so it would be best to book dinner in advance or bring your own.

We also had a plan that included free admission tickets to the zoo, which was a great bonus.

It was a very good hotel that we would like to use again.

Thank you for your hospitality.

We will visit again.

I love this place

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.

I was able to do a day trip with a view of the sea. Hot springs are also available depending on the day of the week. I had a quiet time hearing the sound of the waves.

Although it is old, the room is clean because it has been renovated. The futon is laid out by yourself from the closet. I don't have people in the room so I think it's okay to do it yourself. The sea is on the sandy beach in front of you! !! The scenery and water quality are beautiful because of the sandy beach and the sea that continue from Matsubara in Tsuda.
The people at the front desk are very friendly, and if you rent baby items or pick up a sea glass on the sandy beach in front of you, you will get a gift, which is kind to children.
Meals are served at the restaurant on the first floor both night and day. We will wait for a while until it is provided, but the response is good. Rice and udon can be refilled. It wasn't luxurious in terms of plan, but using Kagawa brand fish made it more delicious than it looked and made me full. It was good to have a drink bar in the morning.
There is a hot spring in the facility, but it was good to be able to use the neighboring Qua Thalassa once.
It was a better inn than the price.