5 star hotels in Takamatsu

It is decent, but you might be disappointed if you go expecting a traditional ryokan. Perhaps because I stayed at Kiyomi Sanso the day before, I noticed some shortcomings, but it is still a sufficiently satisfactory place to stay. It is a shame that I couldn't have a meal there because it is so popular.

The staff were attentive and friendly, paying meticulous attention to every detail, from room service to breakfast arrangements. The hotel lounge offered complimentary drinks and snacks in a comfortable environment. Our group of four enjoyed chatting there every morning and evening during our stay; it was very pleasant.

Amazing artistic surroundings, the public spaces are decorated beautifully, it was lovely to spend time enjoying them. The massage was superb too as well as the daily Japanese breakfasts. We stayed 6 nights and it was so nice to come back to the hotel every night to relax after being out on the islands to see the art.

This hotel offers attentive service in a lovely Japanese-modern space. It's a great place to relax, so it's perfect for vacationers.

Room wasn’t what we were expecting - beds were on a platform 3 steps up and had cot sides. Also no bathtub - we asked to be moved to a different room and eventually a compromise was found. They said that ******* has mixed up the photographs between room types

Nice view Clean environment Nice hot spring

This hotel is a great option, located just a 3-minute walk from Takamatsu Station. The rooms seem to have been recently renovated and are, as always, spotlessly clean and comfortable. The sea view from the window is also charming. Breakfast is a highlight, with an excellent selection of dishes and fresh fruit, and the omelets are perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. I'm really...

This is probably the closest high-class hotel to Takamatsu Port, at least judging by its exterior and lobby decor. For the rooms, it really depends on the view. If you get a room facing the port, it's quite nice; if it's city view, it's just so-so. The room size is definitely a bit larger than typical Japanese budget chain hotels, but only just a little! The location is very convenient for guests planning...

Rooms are spacious and clean with an unbeatable view over the port and castle park. Breakfast has a lot of variety but taste is average.

The twin room was really cramped; there was hardly any space after putting down the two beds. The hotel's main advantage is its location near the port, perfect for island hopping. Out of all the hotels on our Shikoku trip, this was the only one that didn't provide complimentary bottled water in the room. We stayed here the night before to catch the 8:04 Slowbro ferry to Shodoshima. Later, we moved...

Decent size for a few nights' stay, with sufficient room to open up suitcase. A bit of sea view if on the high floor. Had two stretches of stay at this hotel and we could store our suitcase with them while we stayed two nights on the islands.

The service was excellent; dropping off my luggage was incredibly smooth, and it was already in my room when I returned from the island the next day. The water dispensers on some floors were also very convenient to use.

Prime location, clean, friendly staff. Used business single, perfect for solo travelers. Some might find it small but if you just chuck your suitcase away it’s not so bad. It has all the essentials. Ah bathroom toilet might be tight for tall people.

The room was quite spacious, and the cleanliness was excellent! A special thank you to the staff for finding my ring that I had dropped in the room! I wasn't sure if I'd lost it on the street or in the room, so I called the hotel on a whim to ask if they'd found a ring, and to my surprise, it really was left in the room. The ring itself is quite valuable, so I'm incredibly grateful to the staff. They...

convinient location but room not very clean. may prefer to stay at other similar priced budget business hotels next time.

Best combination of hostel and hotel with best and most friendliest and helpful staff as well as always a great breskfast buffet, really worth the price 😜

This place is very well-run with its dormitories. There is space to store items like clothes in the shower room, and the lounge on the first floor is comfortable. There is also free tea and a coffee capsule machine. There were a lot of comic books.

Location was perfect. Good breakfast. The room was bigger than I expected.

This hotel might be considered good by local standards, but my experience wasn't great. The main issue was the hygiene; the bedding had an odd smell that clung to me.

The hotel boasts a convenient location, near Watamachi Station, approximately a 5-minute walk away. Buses to and from the airport are available, taking about an hour. The shopping street is a 10-minute walk away with numerous restaurants. The rooms are comfortable, clean, and fully equipped, featuring a washing machine, dryer, cooking utensils, microwave, etc.

Good Location, staff friendly to help us check in.

The location is good for staying in the city. I used a rental car and only had to pay 1,100 yen per day for parking. There was no inconvenience and I rarely encountered it, but the staff was friendly. My whole family liked it and I will visit again if I have the chance. It is not a hotel where you can experience various hotel facilities or fancy services.

Everything is good except the location The room is spacious and there is an induction microwave All the utensils are provided. There are towels in each hallway so you can use them right away.

The room is comfortable and clean, with a kitchenette and washing machine, suitable for family travel. And you can reserve a parking space for 1100 yen a day.

The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful, with the concierge booking us a nearby restaurant for dinner. The complimentary alcoholic drinks and canapés was much appreciated and the breakfast was superb. I would thoroughly recommend a stay at this hotel. The beautiful Ritsurin Gardens are 25 minutes walk from the hotel.

Room is clean and tidy. Their staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel is located in the city centre and close to many restaurants and shops.

This is the worst hotel we’ve stayed in Japan. Our room was so tiny and needed renovation not justified the high price we’ve paid. Breakfast was poor with limited selection. Definitely would not go back to this hotel again.

It's a bit on the expensive side, but absolutely worth every penny. I was completely satisfied with everything, from the room's condition to its excellent location.

The hotel is a bit dated, but it's very well-maintained. I particularly liked the sit-down vanity table; it made getting ready much more comfortable. While there weren't any Chinese-speaking staff, a Japanese lady was diligently learning Chinese, which I found very commendable.

Very happy of the time, could rent bicycle for 300 yen! Location super convenient