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Almost perfect except for its a bit far away from oboke station, but its free shuttle service to and from the station, even to another nearby hotel as in my case, got rid of the location problem. Once arrived in the hotel, the receptionist who i still remember her name, was so helpful not only explaining the hotel facilities and onsen usage, but also assisting us to pl...Almost perfect except for its a bit far away from oboke station, but its free shuttle service to and from the station, even to another nearby hotel as in my case, got rid of the location problem. Once arrived in the hotel, the receptionist who i still remember her name, was so helpful not only explaining the hotel facilities and onsen usage, but also assisting us to plan our upcoming activities during our stay. I was greatly impressed by that. The public onsen is really great. There is a special facilitity where you stand at the center and it fires arrays of strong water beams at your body. The open air onsen is very pleasant with the view of the back hill, with some beautiful maples leaves floating on the onsen surface. All in all, we enjoy the whole experience and would recommend it to anyone interested in taking a relaxed day with hot spring onsen.

The best ryokan I ever stayed at, probably one of the best and most charming ryokans in Japan! This Ryokan might be little harder to find, but once you enter, you feel very welcome and 'at home'. Everything here is extremely well maintained, rooms are spacious and some rooms even have access to the little garden! Communal areas are very comfortable and equipped with ev...The best ryokan I ever stayed at, probably one of the best and most charming ryokans in Japan! This Ryokan might be little harder to find, but once you enter, you feel very welcome and 'at home'. Everything here is extremely well maintained, rooms are spacious and some rooms even have access to the little garden! Communal areas are very comfortable and equipped with everything you might require! Highly recommended!!!

Con: Location is off the JR station. it's an about 12 mins walking from the station and there's no bus (taxi are available). I don't know if it counts as a con since there's no other hotel is like "right beside" the station in Kotohira, but as a traveler with a large size luggage I think I should point this out. Pro: 1) Facility is so great. Most people come to Kotoh...Con: Location is off the JR station. it's an about 12 mins walking from the station and there's no bus (taxi are available). I don't know if it counts as a con since there's no other hotel is like "right beside" the station in Kotohira, but as a traveler with a large size luggage I think I should point this out. Pro: 1) Facility is so great. Most people come to Kotohira is for the Kotohira Shrine, and a comfortable and spacious Onsen after the thousand-steps hiking is just straight relaxing and make you feel you are on vacation. The huge room (even larger than most Ryokan I stayed in Japan) and clear view is also enjoyable, definitely gave me a feel of escape from the city life. 2) Staffs are helpful and kind. They gave us clear instruction and booklet about the different routes to the Kotohira shrine. Shuttle bus to the JR station are provided and we were a bit late for leaving time. The staffs gave us a quick checkout to make sure we would catch the train. Recommend!

It's my second time to visit and it's the reason I visited Shodoshima island again。 If you check the pictures,the view from deck, from outdoor hotspring and breakfast place are for real! The views itself are worthy for second time visiting. Yeah the facilities are old but the staff maintain everyplace very well. The Japan style dinner is well served by table except...It's my second time to visit and it's the reason I visited Shodoshima island again。 If you check the pictures,the view from deck, from outdoor hotspring and breakfast place are for real! The views itself are worthy for second time visiting. Yeah the facilities are old but the staff maintain everyplace very well. The Japan style dinner is well served by table except the summer buffet period from 14th July to the end of August. We rented a car from hotel for ¥6830 for over night, which would only rent 6 hours at other places. The owner runs a singular drink happy hour from 3pm to 5pm and it costs less than ¥1,000 as I remember. The hotel has pickup service from the port from 3pm.The next day shuttle service is 8:20 AM,9:30 and 9:50 AM.

Although The location is not far away from Main Street, it's located at alley where is creepily quiet for all day long. looking at photos on traveling website which shows three nice bed in dim light, spacious room, I thought it was a comfy and relaxing theme which website purposely wanna portray. In fact, it is not!!!! Once I entered the room n literally smelled quite ...Although The location is not far away from Main Street, it's located at alley where is creepily quiet for all day long. looking at photos on traveling website which shows three nice bed in dim light, spacious room, I thought it was a comfy and relaxing theme which website purposely wanna portray. In fact, it is not!!!! Once I entered the room n literally smelled quite moldy , feel like the room which have been left unoccupied for long time. The carpet is very moldy n the sofa is stained. In the combination creepy feeling that moldy and dim room and soundless street brought to me, I could fall asleep well over there. The only one thing which I am really appreaciated is staff are very friendly and nice!

It was a great experience for us (4 adults and our 2 years old toddler) staying in Hanajyukai hotel. The counter staff, who spoke very good English, are super nice, we walked down the lobby after dinner and he offered help to take a photo for us at the balcony for the Takamatsu night scene. The dinner, which was Japanese fine dining Kaiseki , was great as well, with ...It was a great experience for us (4 adults and our 2 years old toddler) staying in Hanajyukai hotel. The counter staff, who spoke very good English, are super nice, we walked down the lobby after dinner and he offered help to take a photo for us at the balcony for the Takamatsu night scene. The dinner, which was Japanese fine dining Kaiseki , was great as well, with lots of small tasty dishes. We will definitely stay in this hotel again if we visit Takamatsu next time.