Hotéis Hot spring em Takamatsu

Convenient parking Rich buffet breakfast 👍 Late night ramen buffet drinks Free ice bars are provided in the hot spring rest room

Accommodation is a small gift, female friends like it, soaking up too little time (because there is only one room, exchange between boys and girls), and the space is very small, making people breathe and change oxygen a little tired. The room space is also very small, two people's luggage is opened, almost full of aisles; Breakfast is rich, semi-self-service, things have to be cleaned by yourself. But it is very close to the station and it is very convenient to take the bus.

I only stayed for one night, but I entered the natural hot spring three times. You can get rid of fatigue and warm up. The large bath is the best. The room is small but very grateful that all amenities, pots and humidified air purifiers are prepared. The bed was comfortable and I rented a soft pillow and slept soundly. The breakfast buffet was revived and I was able to eat it well from the morning. It's delicious, there are desserts, and vending machines are free in the morning, so you can even get coffee afterwards. Even though it is this price, this performance is more than 100 points. Infection control is also firm, and it is the first time to wear gloves and use tongs to divide them up at breakfast. The staff also finds time to clean and disinfect. In addition, when you twist the faucet in the room, all ion water comes out. It may be said that it is a hotel that can be refreshed when staying in Rojas.

This hotel is the biggest surprise of the trip to Japan's four islands! Let me talk about the only bad place first. The hotel is halfway up the mountain. There is no public transportation nearby. It is not easy to walk from the city. If you live for a few days, it is not convenient to go to Takamatsu City. If you stay for one night, it is particularly convenient. Ctrip did not write, but the hotel actually provides a free shuttle bus at Takamatsu Station on the day of check-in. You need to call the front desk more than one hour in advance to pick up and drop off at the hour. It can be from 3 pm to 7 pm; Checkin can take you back to Takamatsu Station at about 9 or 10 the next morning. And the good places: 1. This time, the cheapest room is set, but it is not small in Japan, and the bed is particularly comfortable. It is in the form of a suite. The photos given by the hotel do not reflect the advantages at all; next time you must experience the superior room; 2. The scenery of the big bath is very good at night, the night view of Takamatsu is panoramic, the hot spring is also good, and the skin is slippery after soaking; 3. Open-air balcony coffee juice popsicles are provided free of charge, and there is foot soup to soak; 4. If you bring children and like trains, the downstairs is the Takamatsu vehicle section, which is absolutely cool; 5. The price is also very affordable. When I stayed, it was more than 100 more expensive than the budget hotel in the city. It was definitely worth the fare!

Arrived at Takamatsu Airport in the daytime. I used it for 2 hours because I had a little time to check in at the hotel. 1,000 yen excluding tax is cheap. The hall is clean and has no smell. Thank you for showing different programs in the sauna, on the bath side, and on the TV. (Like New Year, I enjoyed Manzai and Hakone Ekiden) The mist sauna of Yakuzen is very comfortable. There are chairs where you can take a bath in the outside air, and sauna ～ outside ～ sauna ～ outside. It was really comfortable. Shampoos were also Kanebo, and I was able to take a bath comfortably. Recommended for refreshing and killing time.

The location is good, there is a supermarket opposite, next to the lively pedestrian street, 3 minutes walk from the small train. There is a famous noodle restaurant next to it. It is one of the 100 famous restaurants in Japan. The taste is very good and the price is affordable. You can try it. The hotel’s Japanese-style rooms are spacious, but the equipment is old. The hot springs only have a small pool. When I went to live on weekends, I met many young Japanese people who might be engaged in activities. They were noisy until one or two in the evening, and they were still shouting at parties Call, seriously affect the quality of sleep. It is estimated that it is a good choice if it is not so noisy.

I used it for a day trip bath. It seems that 3/11 was closed, but I heard that it has resumed business. Bath towels are charged, but small towels are free. The shoe box at the entrance of the dressing room is small, so large shoes may have trouble storing. There is a free coin locker with a key in the dressing room, so you can rest assured that you can take a day trip bath. There are indoor baths and open-air baths. I have the impression that the open-air bath had a strong chlorine odor. The indoor bath did not smell so much chlorine. There is also a free hair dryer. It is also close to Takamatsu Airport, so it is recommended to use it before flight. Parking is also free.

This is a fairly large hotel in Shionoe Onsen. Stayed in the pet room on the first floor. Dogs are not allowed to walk outside the room, but there are plenty of pet supplies in the room. The guest room is a Japanese-Western style room with about 6 tatami mats and 2 beds. It was spacious enough. The food was pretty good for the price. It looked beautiful and I was satisfied with the quality. Soft drinks were free and paper cups were placed for takeout to the guest room. Above all, the staff was kind and fun, and I had a fun meal. Breakfast is buffet style. The number of items is also abundant. I had a great time at the inn in the mountains.

I planned a trip to Shikoku for 3 nights and 4 days by car from Kyoto. The first day was Chelsea Breath, ２ From the day, I stayed at Naruto Ao Ao Resort in Tokushima Prefecture, one of my villas. Chelsea Breath was my first stay, and the first impression was elegant, but I couldn't feel the profound feeling of the building. There were many young couples in the lounge. The hotel is well cleaned and the garden is carefully cut and feels good. The building is lined with a wedding building in the north and a hotel building in the south. The idyllic countryside of the Sanuki Plain on the west side and the parking lot on the east side. [Guest rooms] The guest rooms on the 2nd and 3rd floors are lined up east and west across the north-south corridors. I used a standard twin. The springs in the bed were soft and I slept lightly. (I can't sleep well) The windows in the guest rooms are locked and cannot be opened. (Fresh air does not enter) [Communal bath] Hot water does not overflow in the four men and women's baths. (Lack of cleanliness) There is no need to change men and women in the bathroom. (The view and specifications do not change) There is no sauna. [Dining room / lounge] You can see the countryside on the west side. For breakfast, rice is cooked according to the reservation time. The meal is fun with ingenuity. I'm happy to be able to drink beer at any time! [Parking lot] The large parking lot is on the east side of the hotel, and the sun shines in the morning. There is also a parking lot on the west side of the hotel, so it is recommended that you move your luggage to the west side of the hotel building after carrying your luggage into the guest room during the hot season.

Sanuki Onsen is a hotel located in Yasuhara Kamihigashi, Shionoe-cho, Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture. This time, the grandmother made full use of various discounts, and the two-person suite room with two meals dinner was 9,900 yen in the room! I stayed at a bargain price. On August 5th, 2022, I walked through Sanuki Kodomo no Kuni. From there, we drove to Sanuki Onsen. About 30 cars can be parked under the building and on the ground. The catchphrase is “Takamatsu no Okuzashiki”. The lobby looks like this. The large public bath is accessed from the first floor by a connecting passageway. You can take a bath until 10:30 at night and from 6:00 in the morning. Bring towels from your room. Since this day is a room on the 4th floor, I will move by elevator. When you enter the entrance, you will find yourself in a Japanese-style room. The scenery from the window is like this. The Kabagawa Dam rises in front of you. The bedroom is next door. A table is set in the next room. refrigerator. The toilet has a warm water seat. closet. Wash basin. I'm going to the public bath, so I probably won't use it, but there's a bathtub, and it seems that hot springs will come out. It's a former condominium converted into a three-room suite. Even before coming here, I saw several such resort apartments. Wi-Fi is about 10 Mbps, so it's enough. There was no slowdown during peak hours. The hot spring here is Toro Toro, it was my favorite hot spring in Shikoku. However, it is far to move about 30 meters from the main building to the hot spring building. From there, you have to go down the stairs to get to the public bath. The first open-air bath is nearby. However, to get to the second open-air bath, you have to walk another 50 meters along the connecting corridor. However, the second open-air bath was right next to the river and was very nice. It was inconvenient that there was no outlet near the bed. Dinner is served in the room. Sashimi and dessert. The main dish is tempura. Then came the duck pot. First of all, toast with draft beer and lemon chuhai. This time the meal was the cheapest course, but this is enough for my grandfather and grandmother. The next morning, I took a walk to Kabagawa Dam. After returning from a walk and sweating in the hot springs, it's time for breakfast. The breakfast venue is the restaurant on the first floor. It's a standard menu of Japanese food, mainly grilled fish that went too far (sweat;). After eating, we drove on. Sanuki Onsen 2065-1 Yasuhara Kamihigashi, Shionoe-cho, Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture 087-893-0300