1) The location is great! It is just next to the airport bus stop and in the heart of the main shopping streets. It is also a walkable distance to JR Takamatsu station. 2) The room is clean. At the reception floor you could get sanitary packs and nice tea bags for your stay.

1) The air-conditioner was noisy. 2) Breakfast buffet should include a greater variety of food.

Location is super. The airport express stop right outside hotel. Small room is normal in Japan. But good enought for a solo traveller. Opposite is the shopping street, lots of restaurants around and only 8 minutes walk to JR station, or 10 minutes walj to the pier.

Don't like the check out time, 10 am is too early.

The location is great, as it is close to both the port and the station, and there is a convenience store next door. The breakfast has a wide variety and is delicious, so I highly recommend it. The room is relatively spacious, the water pressure is strong, and everything was great. I would love to visit again.

nothing.

The hotel was only a short walk from the train station and located on the main boulevard. The room was reasonably large in size and the bed was comfortable. The location was close to the covered shopping streets that extend for a considerable distance with numerous dining options. There is a fairly good breakfast buffet available at an additional cost in the restaurant downstairs.

We were only there one night so it served our purposes well.

Two things. First, there was dust around the bed headboard area. Second, there was no instruction on the washing/drying machine that people have to be respective of the next person who wants to use the machines. It took a long time for people to pick up their finished laundry. When I went to ask the front desk staff for help, they said they cannot do anything. In Kyoto, however, the hotel I stayed at stated around the laundry area that if finished laundry are left idle for a long time, hotel staff will remove them for the convenience of the people waiting in line to use the machines.

Very good hotel in Takamatsu, just 5 minutes walk from the JR Takamatsu station where I arrived and departed from. The staff was always on hand to help and ensure a great stay. They helped me a lot with sending my suitcase forward to my next hotel with Yamato and even kept in touch afterwards to follow it up. Free amenities are provided in the lobby like toothbrushes and hairbrushes and was most useful, as well as a phone charger in the room. I didn't partake of their breakfast as I had busy days ahead but I can say the spread looked nice on pictures I saw around the hotel. There is a Family Mart convenience store right there by the hotel exit as well as a Sukiya restaurant less than 5 minutes away; both solid choices if you're hungry after a full day of sightseeing. The Ritsurin Garden is not that far walking, about 30 minutes through the arcades which conveniently start right there at the hotel. The room was of a good size, with a good city view and very clean. This hotel was all in all comfortable and secure and I had a great 3-night stay there on my own. Thank you!

Nothing, they were perfect. I had the best time in Takamatsu, Yashima, Matsuyama & Kochi with this hotel as a base.

The room was a bit cool and can’t individually control temperature, but an extra blanket was provided from reception quickly. There are some thoughtful touches re: low waste.

Great location! Walking streets close-by. Convenience store close-by. Room is nice and clean. Staff is friendly. Quick check-in and check-out. Have own parking at the hotel. The staff at the parking lot are also very nice and helpful. GREAT BREAKFAST!!

Just next to one of the airport bus stops. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Room not as clean as I would like it to be. This may be inevitable because the hotel is a bit aged.

Great location, in the heart of Takamatsu and close to restaurants and the livelier areas of town. The room felt somewhat dated but was still very comfortable.

Staff weren't quite as welcoming as I'd experienced in other hotels in Japan, but overall I still had a very positive stay here.