3-Star Hotels in Takamatsu

It happened to be a Japanese holiday, and a room that usually costs 300 was sold to more than 1,000. But fortunately, the location is good, you can walk to Takamatsu Station. There is a Lawson convenience store downstairs. The hotel is on Central Avenue, opposite the bustling commercial street. A little further ahead is the Mitsukoshi Department Store, which is very convenient for eating and shopping. The skin care products are provided with DHC and can be taken freely in the lobby. This is a bit domineering, but it is also a bit puzzling that such a famous hotel chain does not provide shower caps. . .

The second time I stayed here, the service was very good. The front desk staff are very nice. The child spilled the juice on the floor, and the two receptionists knelt down to help us mop the floor clean. The location is great, you can walk to various places to eat and buy. It is recommended to stay here when visiting Takamatsu City.

The hotel is conveniently located in the busiest area of ​​Takamatsu. There are pedestrian streets and department stores next to it. The room is large but also very old. There is no way to adjust the air conditioning temperature. There is only heating in winter. There are not many choices for breakfast but it tastes very good. Highly recommended!

２ mid-middle, ２ night ３ day Shikoku trip, １ night I disturbed my wife. The location is located in the downtown area of Takamatsu, about ５ minutes walk from Kotoden Kawaramachi Station, there is a large shopping center nearby (next to the next), and there is a convenience store at the entrance of the hotel, which is very convenient. It is easy to understand if you use the red brick color appearance and the large cat object as a marker. There is no parking lot, and if you use a car, the parking lot of the adjacent shopping center (Marugame Town Green) is a affiliated P, so you will be asked to discount at check-in. The front desk, lounge and restaurant are on the ２ floor, and breakfast is served here. ３ The lower floors above the floor are the hotel floors. The upper floors are dormitories, and there seems to be a coin laundry in the middle. I used the twin on the hotel floor, but the room seems to have been renovated recently and the room is clean. The size is minimal, especially the unit bath is extremely narrow, so if you use each toilet, washbasin, and bath, you may be in danger of hitting your feet and head if you don't devise a little. Even if I was １７３ centimeters tall, I thought that my knees would stick to the wall when I sat down, and if a large foreign traveler used it, I would have a hard time. On the other hand, I was impressed with breakfast, and instead of the busy place that is often found in business hotels, the restaurant with a wide 々 and space has a rich buffet menu. In addition, each item was devised, and I was able to have a delicious and comfortable breakfast. The staff were young and kind. There is also a service to provide tea brewing for midnight snacks. It would be a good hotel for young people, business use, and solo travel. Thank you for your help.

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

Stayed there for a night and we enjoyed the area. The hotel itself is very simple but great for a night. If you driving like me there a few parking lots around and not expensive which is very convenient.

This was my fourth stay at the JR Clement, and I keep going back because it's always a good experience staying there! This time I booked a more spacious room, the deluxe double, which had a great view across the city to the mountains from both the bedroom and the bathroom, with the sea and cute island of Ozuchishima visible to the right. In the past, I've had lovely views of the port and castle from smaller rooms. I think all the rooms have views of some sort. The bed was comfortable, and everything was very clean and well-maintained. It was nice to have a larger space with a bigger desk, plus a small table and easy chairs by the window. There was a generous daily allocation of toiletries (in packets rather than bottles which was good) - loved the lavender bubble bath, and the Olive Energy products were excellent. The hotel provides a daily newspaper as well. The staff are always knowledgeable, helpful and efficient. I didn't eat in the restaurants (I think there are three), but don't miss the delicious cakes and pastries from the in-house bakery! The location is perfect, at Takamatsu Port two minutes from the JR Station, and across the road from Takamatsu Castle/Tamamo Park and Takamatsu-chikko Station. There is also a busy bus hub (including for airport buses) and taxi rank. Many shops and eateries close by. It's lovely to walk by the sea without having to travel to do it. Great sunsets! From the port you can catch ferries or fast boats to Naoshima, the other the art islands and Shodoshima. It's about a 2km walk to my favourite garden, Ritsurin Koen, or you can catch a train from Takamatsu-chikko. Already re-booked for this year!

The hotel is right opposite Takamatsu Station and you can see it when you exit the station or get off the highway bus. The hotel has two buildings. Check-in is in Building 1. There are Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk, so check-in is very convenient. The single rooms in the hotel are relatively spacious and clean. If you choose not to clean them, there will be a basket with replacement items at the door the next day. There is coffee and other drinks for self-service on the first floor. There are many restaurants and convenience stores around, and there is a large shopping mall next to Takamatsu Station, but please pay attention to the restaurant's business hours. It is very close to Takamatsu Port and Tamamo Park. If you get up early, you can go to the beach. If you want to go to Shodoshima and other islands, it is very convenient to stay in this hotel. There is a bus hub in front of Takamatsu Station, and there are many transportation options.

The hotel rooms are small in general Japanese standards, but the bathroom and toilet areas are designed independently. Unlike the well-known Toyoko Inn hotels, you can take a shower without worrying about spraying the toilet, or avoid standing in the bathtub to take a shower of embarrassment. The breakfast area on the first floor is open to guests during non-breakfast hours. There are all kinds of cold and hot drinks available for unlimited enjoyment. There is also an oven and microwave to simply heat food by yourself, which is quite considerate. Although there are not many types of breakfast, it has everything you need. There is also udon, a specialty of the Kagawa area, which is very delicious... I feel like I no longer have to go out and spend money to eat authentic udon. The bread is also a must-have, which is very suitable for me, who loves bread. Some other ingredients will be slightly updated. We have eaten breakfast for 7 days and still don't get tired of it, which is very commendable. The service staff has a good attitude. Their very detailed and cordial greetings make people feel comfortable. They can also communicate in English. All in all, I think this is an accommodation choice with high CP value.

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.