Hotels near Hanazono Station, Takamatsu

The room is quite spacious, the facilities are old, the faucets in the bathroom are not well controlled, and often a lot of sound comes out. Every day breakfast and two bottles of water are added to the item, and the coffee and tea in the lobby are always available, very intimate. Toothbrushes, slippers, bath sponges, etc. are all taken in the lobby, and some better shampoos can be borrowed. The traditional door key is handed over to the front desk for storage. More willful is that the hotel signboard does not use English but katakana. When you find it, you are slightly confused. There is an elevator at the entrance below the stairs. You don't need to take the luggage to the front desk on the second floor.

Takamatsu Station used to take the bus for about 15 minutes, Lilin Park Station, and got off at the hotel. The view of the park can be seen in the hotel. The hotel is an old-fashioned Japanese hotel. The size is relatively large in Japan. Of course, it is not comparable to the domestic one. Of course, the facilities are old. Considering the price, it is still acceptable. There are fewer places to eat nearby.

A hotel with a club lounge is good. I chose this hotel because it is the most rated hotel in Takamatsu and the lounge. The interior is made of wood, brown-based, and has a calm and nice atmosphere. The room is a bit small, but it is quite easy to use because there is a dedicated desk for work. The lighting in the room seemed to be a little dark to match the wooden eyes, and the work at night was a little difficult. The web is comfortable, the location is close to Kawaramachi Station, and the shopping street is also close. It is conveniently located and has a luxury hotel, so I think it is quite good. Let's use it if we have the next chance to come.

This hotel is the biggest surprise of the trip to Japan's four islands! Let me talk about the only bad place first. The hotel is halfway up the mountain. There is no public transportation nearby. It is not easy to walk from the city. If you live for a few days, it is not convenient to go to Takamatsu City. If you stay for one night, it is particularly convenient. Ctrip did not write, but the hotel actually provides a free shuttle bus at Takamatsu Station on the day of check-in. You need to call the front desk more than one hour in advance to pick up and drop off at the hour. It can be from 3 pm to 7 pm; Checkin can take you back to Takamatsu Station at about 9 or 10 the next morning. And the good places: 1. This time, the cheapest room is set, but it is not small in Japan, and the bed is particularly comfortable. It is in the form of a suite. The photos given by the hotel do not reflect the advantages at all; next time you must experience the superior room; 2. The scenery of the big bath is very good at night, the night view of Takamatsu is panoramic, the hot spring is also good, and the skin is slippery after soaking; 3. Open-air balcony coffee juice popsicles are provided free of charge, and there is foot soup to soak; 4. If you bring children and like trains, the downstairs is the Takamatsu vehicle section, which is absolutely cool; 5. The price is also very affordable. When I stayed, it was more than 100 more expensive than the budget hotel in the city. It was definitely worth the fare!

A little distance from Takamatsu Station, in the red light district, but the hotel environment is OK, no breakfast is not bad, there are Japanese and Western style, breakfast time and form are selected at check-in, there is a waiter directly to the room in the morning.

JR Clement Hotel Takamatsu is conveniently located next to major transportation hub including subway station, bus station and ferry terminals to other scenery islands. It has many restaurants nearby. The rooms are very spacious. Staff are very helpful, patient and attentive to details. Pricing is very reasonable.

It's a little far from the downtown area. However, because it's far away, it was quiet at night. They provided complimentary snacks at night, the room was clean, and there were no inconveniences during my stay.

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!

Convenient transportation, close to Takamatsu Station and Takamatsu Port, next to Hyogocho Commercial Street, Takamatsu Castle is nearby, not far from Ritsurin Park and Yashima Island, the airport bus stops at the hotel entrance. The room is clean and tidy, and there is a water dispenser on each floor