Hotel location is excellent as the shopping alleys are within 3-minute walk. It's clean and comfortable, and the reception staff were all friendly and courteous. The buffet-style breakfast was good with western and Japanese choices of food. The tables were clean and tidy, and the restaurant was stylish with high quality deco.

The breakfast time was a bit rush, as they set the last order for fried eggs at 9:30 am. We were there at 9:10 am and the lady urged us to order our egg choices immediately... Since the chef only prepared the eggs for guests, I think the last order can be extended to 9:45 am. The housekeepers didn't clean the cups well. Carpark fee at Y1,200 per day should be waived for guests booking two or more rooms; nearby hotels might offer free parking!

The breakfasts were very good with a varied choice depending on whether you were European or Japanese. The hotel was ideally situated near the railway station and the bus for Takamatsu airport stopped right outside the hotel door. The room facilities were ideal and the room was cleaned every day. All the staff were very friendly and helpful.

Everything was satisfactory therefore there was nothing I did not like.

1) Room arrangement - We booked 2 rooms and stated that we want to be on the same floor, which the hotel did arranged it, so we are grateful for that. 2) Leave luggage service - Because this was a family cycling trip which we brought our own bike from abroad therefore we needed to store our suitcases for the days when we're on the road. We have booked this hotel for the last day of our trip before flying back also, and the hotel has luggage storage facility available for returning guests to lock and store the luggage near the lobby area. In fact this is one of the main reason we booked this hotel. 3) Breakfast - The Buffet breakfast was heaven! I've already read reviews from other guest that the breakfast was good, but I didn't expected to be that good. There's western and Japanese style breakfast, there's even a chef there to cook different kinds of eggs for the guests. 4) Actual room - The single room is a normal size of a room in Japan, but the twin room is fairly spacious and it's bigger than expected and in comparison to the other hotels we stayed, and there's everything you need in the room. The rooms are all decorated with painting on the wall and a feature wall where a different kind of wall paper is used. The bathroom unit is also bigger compare to the other hotel we stayed in Japan, it felt spacious and you could move about freely without worrying that you'll hit the wall. If you look into the details, you can tell they've put in a lot of effort in the rooms. 5) Staff - Some staff doesn't speak English but some does, so there's no issue in communicating, and even with that staff that doesn't speak English, it was easy enough to google translate to communicate. 6) Location - It's a 3 minutes walk from airport bus stop when going from the airport, and the bus stop to the airport is right outside of the hotel entrance, so it's super convenience to and from the airport.

1) Location - There's a bit of distance to the JR station, Ferry pier and tram station, around 10 to 15 min walk, it's manageable, but if you have suitcases then will need to allow more time. The road is very well paved, so there's no issue with pushing the luggage on the road, just that you'll need to allow more time. 2) Centralized air con - The air ventilation is centralized, which means it's not possible to adjust the exact room temperature but you can still adjust it to different level (L, M, H), which is not an issue for us, in fact I think it's must easier to handle.

For the price and location, it was a good compromise as it was about a 10-15 minute walk from the JR station and boat ports and maybe 20-30 minute walk to Ritsurin Garden. Of course if you don't like walking, there's a bus stop just outside. Room was typical of Japanese hotel but I never mind as long as the bed is comfy and there is a private bathroom to use. A ton of places to eat as it is a block away from an arcade of restaurants. Convenience stores are nearby in abundance like always.

Very satisfactory if you're a solo traveler. I can imagine how cramp the room will get with another person let alone two people. If you don't like to walk and prefer to be much closer to the station/boat port, you'd best try elsewhere and be prepared to pay an equivalent price for convenience

We priorly stayed 2 nights at this hotel, and also booked it for our last night in Takamatsu before flying back home, so total 3 nights. At our last stay, we arrived early at the hotel with our bikes (as we have been traveling city to city with our bikes) but the luggage area was full, and we didn't want to leave our bikes (foldable) at the normal bike parking place due to they're quite valuable, and the hotel staffs offered to let us leave the bikes near the front desk so they could keep an eye on them. It was very kind of them and am impressed that they're very flexible about it. Amenities are available at the hotel lobby as well as tea bags or coffee (UCC drip bag coffee). The hotel also uses Imabari towels, which says a lot about their standard. I was impressed. Rooms were great, breakfast was amazing, wished my stomach is bigger so I could try everything. The hotel is also close to many great udon shops and there's maps in English and Japanese at the front desk. The bus stop for the airport bus is right outside of hotel front door, so it's super convenient for us as we had a lot of luggage. Highly recommend this hotel if you don't need to be right next door to JR station or the ferry pier.

The .location is excellent, about 5 minutes easy walk from the station, with busses and convenience stores right outside. It's super close to fantastic restaurants and the shopping mall. The breakfast is sumptuous with a huge buffet of asian and Western food, and a chef to cook your eggs just how you like them. The room was very large, and the bathroom was enormous. The staff were very helpful and provided us with blankets rather than a duvet, which is too hot for us. Its quiet and convenient, and you can also open the window a little to let in some fresh air.

Only a concern for tall people, the door hinge inside the shower cubicle is at a hazardous angle, however there is another shower over the bath.

The room was a good size and we liked the Japanese screens on the windows. Room was very clean and the staff were exceptional. The bathroom was bigger than other hotels we have stayed in Japan. Staff was very helpful with our baby, offering a bed guard and removing one of the beds so we had space for the travel cot we brought with us.

The AC wasn't great. We were lucky that the weather wasn't hot so we just opened the window a little.

Great hotel in the heart of the city. The spacious room was very clean and comfortable. The buffet breakfast was exceptional - a huge choice of Japanese and international food, with attentive and very polite and helpful staff. Very cheap bike hire from the hotel. Reasonably close to Ritsurin gardens - a must to visit.

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Lovely hotel, friendly helpful reception & no self check in, happy to leave luggage till time..Great breakfast & even made an omelette for us!..Really nice place to stay, rooms are huge & bathroom was great also. Breakfast staff were fantastic. Loved our 3 night stay here, best yet in our 5 week trip, wld definitely stay again. Takamatsu also a great place to explore.

Nothing not to like, it was fabulous .

The hotel is located at the city's biggest arcadia with a lot of Shops and Restaurants around. The room was a bit old fashioned but as always, clean and comfortable for some days. All in all i had a great stay and takamatsu is a very nice and friendly city which is worth to be explored for some days.