Find Hotels in Takamatsu, Japan

We enjoyed our stay at this hotel. We stayed in this hotel in mid August. The hotel is still very new, and the facilities were clean, the staff were very engaging and polite. (Kudos to outstanding service from one of the hotel staff, a Shanghainese lady who speaks fluent Japanese. She recommended a few locations to visit in Takamatsu and around the islands.) We stayed in this hotel intending to visit Naoshima, and the location was perfect. It's about 20 min walk to Takamatsu station and the ferry terminal. It's also incredibly close to the shopping arcade, making it easy to have our meals. The hot springs were simple but clean, perfect after a long day of exploring and walking. Thank you for an enjoyable stay, Dormy Inn!

Location is excellent, just nearby the "main street", or which is the only shopping area in Takamatsu. I stayed for a night with a double bed, room is clean, price is reasonable. The only thing that I feel a bit disappointed is that the hotel doesn't come with hotspring. I supposed Takamatsu is a place for travelers relaxing and enjoying hot spring, should be really different from Osaka or Tokyo.

This hotel is one of the nest hotels I’ve stayed at while traveling around Japan. Rooms are beautiful with great amenities and perfect for 1-2 nights. Across from Takamatsu Station and Takamatsu Port and Takamatsu Castle ruins - the views are breathtaking if you are lucky to get a room that faces port side. Hotel had laundry facilities and vending machines. Lower floor has restaurants, 7/11 convenient store and Pronto Cafe where you have breakfast. Worth the price! Shopping and food court just 1 min walk from the hotel and super convenient. Bus terminal is also 1 min walk. Only thing is that you can only get a few local channels on the tv and need to buy VOD card to watch movies. I highly recommend this hotel if you ever head out to Takamatsu!

This hotel exceeded our expectations in every way. The location is a short bus ride from the JR rail station and easy to find in a central location, with a bus stop 20 metres from the door. The reception staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. The room was more spacious than we had come to expect in Japan and the fittings and features clean, new and of a high standard. Breakfasts were good with reasonable choice and quality, but undoubtedly one of the hotels best features was the early evening lounge/library. Here in quiet calm and comfort, hotel guests were invited to enjoy quality canapés, snacks and drinks, including wines, beer and sake, all as part of the service. We thoroughly enjoyed our 3 day stay here and would recommend this hotel as our most enjoyed stay in Japan and providing the best value for money.

The hotel offer breathtaking view overseeing Seto Inland Sea. Best to watch sunset from your hotel room, sea view facing. The staff is friendly and kind. The breakfast served traditional Japanese breakfast but what make it stand out is the three different color drinks red, green and orange in little glass. Really nice presentation. The room is super spacious as we are 3 pax. The location is out of town but there is no problem for us as we have our rental cars. We get our dinner from Takamatsu city, which is just 15 mins drive from Yashima Mountain top. The hotel room is so spacious that I didnt even realised I was actually staying in Japan. One thing to note, to enter Bokaiso Hotel, it is a bit challenging as the entry leading to Bokaiso hotel is not clear and the road is rather narrow and small. We didnt know we could drive in the small path so we parked outside at Yashima visitor center and walked in for 15 mins. Car can enter via the small path.

I stayed one night at BJ station. Easy to find and Takamatsu station is just 5 mins to go. Staff is helpful and can speak English well. All the facilities are clean and well organized. Room is little small compared to rent fee. At night, voice from other room and outside can be heard and a little bit noisy. Anyway, if I visit to Takamatsu again, I will stay at BJ station .

We are an American couple traveling to Takamatsu for the first time. The APA Hotel seems to be more designed for Japanese business travelers. However, we found the bed to be comfortable, the facilities to be good, and the location to be pretty good as well. There is an excellent coffee shop located within 5 minutes walking and plenty of restaurants/shopping around as well. My husband is taller, so the small bathroom was especially small. The room was pretty small as well, but the bed was comfortable and big enough for two, there was a desk, and a TV. Maybe more channels or instructions in English for the remote control? The breakfast was okay. I would suggest going out if you did not get it included with the room.

We stayed as wanted a cheap hotel on our way back into Takamatsu after driving around the Iya Valley. The price was excellent and just a 20 min drive back to the train station. Just make sure the room states non smoking. I booked a double which turned out to be a smoking room. Thankfully the room didn't smell of cigarettes. This issue was more a fault of Agoda than the actual hotel. It pays to clarify room types if it's not clear!

I stayed for 2 nights. The capsule has no electric outlet, I need to go to public dining to resting area to charge cell phone. The spa facility is old but sufficient. Smoking in dining area is allowed, so if you are sensitive to the smell, this is probably not good for you. It's about 15-20 minutes walk from Takamatsu station, and 5 minutes walk Kawaramachi Station. Breakfast is simple, a piece of toast, an egg, salad and coffee.

This hotel is at a twenty minutes walk from the JR station of Yashima. To reach it, you have to walk in a zone with a lot of shops, but only designed for cars. Then you have to take a small road alongside a canal, very inconvenient on foot because it's narrow and cars come in both directions. Next to Yashima station you can climb up Yashima island and visit the Shikoku-Mura museum (excellent). The staff DOES NOT speak English. There is no lobby, only a corridor: it's a love hotel and most customers want discretion. You have to fill up a form, asking you when you want your breakfast ; it will be brought in your room. However, it turns out you are charged for this (about 200 yens per person, per night, not a lot, but they should warn about it). The place is not clean enough. We found balls of dust and a piece of a condom in our room. We also met a huge cockroach in the "non-lobby" zone. On the bright side : huge room, huge bathroom, a sofa, free soft drinks.

I initially booked this hotel because of the brand name Okura. I only found out later that this hotel has already been transferred to another group. The property will be renamed in Oct. If you are staying here before then, you needa be mindful of this fact. This hotel has been open for nearly half a century. There is no way to hide the age. However, except the floor in the room, everything else is still functional. Hotel staff were hospitable and helpful. The location is proximate to some merchant streets, which is an advantage over the hotels at the port area. a neighbouring supermarket is open from 9am to 11pm daily.

Good: Great hotel at an excellent location. Just 8-10 min walk to JR Takamatsu station, Kotoden Chikko station. bust stop and ferry terminal for nearby Islands (Teshima, Naoshima, Megijima, Ogijima and Shodoshima). Very close to popular shopping street in Takamatsu. Very supportive staff. Cons: 1. The Room didn't have a microwave. So we had to ask the front desk to warm up milk for my son every time. 2. The hotel lobby is at the inconvenient location. They should have a better waiting area for people who arrive much earlier than Check-in time (15.00 pm).

The hotel is just across the road from Takamatsu station. But it's difficult to find at first because the nameplate is only in Japanese. The trick is to cross the road at the 2nd zebra crossing (the first one is at the traffic light, in front of a convenient store), and the hotel is just right in front of you. The hotel is run by an old lady who cannot speak English but she's quite nice. The Japanese breakfast is also very good.

The hotel is a few block from Takamatsu station. The owner and her staff are very pleasant. My Japanese is still very weak, but we manage to communicate as best as we could. The lady has some basic knowledge of English. My room was very clean, and very tiny as it is the norm, in Japan. overall I had a very pleasant stay. The only tiny problem was the pillow ( that felt like a sand bag ), and no wireless wifi in the room, just in the lobby. So if you have any kind of hand held devices ( Iphone, Ipad...), you will need to go downstairs. If you have a computer, they will lend you some kind of connection wires to connect to wifi, then you can work from your room. But besides that, it was a good stay. Takamatsu is a very nice town.

The location is good in the sense that it lies on one of the main streets, although train stations are not as close as one might like (still very much walkable). Using the hotel as a base to explores other parts of Shikoku most likely involves starting your journey from Takamatsu JR station which requires (start from the hotel) a short walk, then the Kotoden trains, then again a short walk. Alternatively, there seems to be almost always a taxi or two parked in front of the hotel waiting to pick up customers. The facilities in the hotel is generally older (for example, using physical metal keys) but clean and functional. Staff was nice, level of English was good, a couple of convenience stores nearby and the hotel lobby features drinks as well as cup noodle vending machine (with hot water from kettles in the room).

Pros: excellent location (near airport bus station, train station, restaurant and supermarket) good service, public bath room available (very important to the hotel as you can see the cons below) Cons: -only warm conditioner is available, poor ventilation and you cannot adjust the room temperature, it makes you vey hot while you can only open the little window to have the cold air -Room is very small and the bathroom nearly have no ventilation so if you take a hot bath, your room will hot as well -we requested non smoking room, but we cant get one in our two days stay (here have only 3 floors non smoking floor, if you cant suffer from smoke, maybe book another hotel)