Imabari Hotels with Parking

The atmosphere of the hotel is quite good, the room is comfortable, the waiter's language ability is also very good, and there are many national languages to use the room instructions, which is quite intimate. There is a welcome bar table downstairs, a rich drink supply (including alcohol), and a microwave oven for light food. If a group of people travel together, you can chat and drink here to increase the sharing of joy. The hot springs are also very clean and comfortable, but slightly fine. When people use more, it is a bit forced, but the TV in the room shows the number of hot spring users, and you can arrange the use time according to your time. Laundry and dryer are available, easy to use and convenient, suitable for cleaning clothes immediately after bicycle.

This graceful ryokan has been running a business for 150 years located in a sedated little town. Maybe it’s off season. I felt I was in the middle of nowhere worrying what to do with my time there. However Izumi San the host has been helping me above and beyond trying to make me feel welcome. She escorted me to and from the onsen each night punctually. She got all the information for me to rent a bicycle and get me the bus time table ready for me to travel to Hiroshima. Btw the bike ride was amazing and is a must do for islands hopping. Although we communicated mostly through Google translate and some of my broken Japanese. We have had some good laugh. Chaume did offer me couple of restful nights. To Izumi San, arigato gozaimasu. 💝

And I got the word ”showwa-style.” The building is a small hotel style with a five-story structure, and the room is Japanese style with tatami floors. In particular, there is a toilet and bathtub on the veranda side, and you can take a bath while looking at the mountains. The hot spring water is really good. It's said to be the three great beauty baths, but it's alkaline water, so it's slippery and it's kept simmering. The bathtub in the room also comes out with hot spring water, which takes a little longer. It is recommended to wash in the large bath in the basement. Maybe it's because of the mood, but after the hot spring, the skin feels soft. The seasonal food is also delicious The reception of the staff is very kind I was told to prepare a bed after dinner, so I went in for the first time and didn't unpack my bag separately. After crossing the Seto Bridge and enjoying the view, I heard it at the end of the trip at the break level. I want to go again. Oh, it was the most delicious craft beer on this trip to sell local craft beer in the restaurant :)

Booked a single room, there is a bed, to be honest, the room is small, but the price is there. The bathroom and toilet are shared, but the hygiene is no problem, very clean, there is a shared kitchen, there is a microwave oven to heat the lunch, and it is similar to at home. This time it was the cycling island Bohai Road, the hotel in the middle, the hotel was on the shrine of a shrine, and the hotel's integrated dining bar solved the breakfast and lunch problem very well.

2024.7月以来2回目の利用でした。 多々羅大橋のたもとにある大三島BSからは島の反対側ですが、バスで移動しました。バス停からはすぐです。 近くにマーレ・グラッシア大三島さんがあって温泉に入れるし、大三島ブリューワリーさんはすぐ近くなのが気に入っています。 大山祇神社も徒歩で行けて、朝の静かで凛とした空気の中でお参り出来ました。 ランドリーやキッチンもあるので、長期滞在やサイクリングの宿に最適だと思います。 オーナーご夫妻も気さくで、また大三島に行く時には利用したいです。

It is a long established inn, and it is like a hot spring inn. It was full of Showa retro feeling, such as the cluttered corridors, wooden stairs railings, and tiled wash basins, but it was OK at all because it was a cheap night stay. The bath is also shared １ Every time two people enter, they lock it. The building is old, but the toilet was a washlet, and the hair dryer and pot in the room were new and clean. The walls are thin, but the guests around me seemed to be sensible, and I was able to spend quiet and comfortable at night. Imabari hand towels are also a nice service. Since it was an online reservation, I asked if I could issue a receipt, but I kindly asked him to issue it. The location is close to Imabari Port, but I walked about 10 minutes from Imabari Station in the shopping street.

This ryokan was spectacular in the most traditional Japanese hospitality way. We arrived around 7pm, and the welcoming hotielier made sure we could take dinner in a restuarant next door, even though we were not staying at their facility--such a kind move! The space was peaceful and welcoming, the traditional men/women bathing experiences were so comfortable and well-supplied. The tatami sleeping room was perfect, and kept successfully cool in a VERY hot summer. The traditional Japanese seto breakfast and dining area were equally special. I cannot recommend this wonderful inn highly enough! The location is the only somewhat limiting factor, as there is not much around the inn regarding food and amenities.

The hot spring was very good.　 I think young people hate the men's and women's toilets.

Clean environment is good, suitable for self-driving tour