Hotels near Ryuzenji, Takamatsu

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.

The hotel is new, clean and comfortable. There is free coffee and other drinks on the first floor of the hotel. There is also a kitchen and self-service laundry, which is very convenient. The only drawback is that there is no convenience store near the hotel! I will stay here again next time if I have the chance! Unfortunately, I didn't take pictures of the room.

The room feels big among Japanese city chain hotels, at least it can open two 20-inch suitcases. The facilities and toiletries are very complete, and cute towels, slippers and toothbrushes are specially prepared for children. The bath towels are very thick, and the pajamas are of good quality. I want to buy some to take away. The bed and pillow are very comfortable. The front desk speaks good English. Although the operator didn't speak English when I called before😅 I didn't have breakfast in the hotel. There are too many delicious foods around. The two teammates bought a lot of snacks at the convenience store. The mermaid bread downstairs is also very good. You can buy freshly baked bread when it opens at 8 o'clock😋. It is about 1.5 kilometers to Ritsurin Garden, a 15-20 minute walk, and there are many buses for 3 stops. The transportation is very convenient to everywhere, and the airport bus pick-up point is also nearby. I want to stay here next time I come to Takamatsu. Picture 2 is the intersection outside the hotel. Picture 3 is Ritsurin Garden, just to make up the number😅

The room is not big, the window cannot be opened, and the smell of smoke is too strong. There is no bottled water in the room, you need to get it from the water dispenser in the corridor. The cleaning staff did not put the sticker on the door out in time because they did not understand Japanese, so they had to go to the front desk to ask. Transportation, meals, and the pier are still very close, very convenient

I stayed for a large consecutive holiday for Seto art. Because it was a weekday in the valley of the consecutive holiday, I chose this hotel which was worthwhile when the whole city was set up to increase the price. About 8 minutes walk from Takamatsu Station. It is close to the station, but there are almost no convenience stores and restaurants around. Check-in and check-out are all done by machine. There is a attendant at the front desk, but no guest response, and it is a miscellaneous person. The room is a modest single on the 4 floor. It is not large, but two people are enough. There is a small TV. There is no particular shortage, and it is no problem as a hotel, but one point, you can't leave your luggage because of lack of personnel. Therefore, it is not suitable for those who want to leave their luggage at check-in and check-out. For those who do not, it will be one of the candidates for accommodation in Takamatsu, where accommodation costs tend to be high.

The location is very good, but the parking lot is a big problem, and the explanation is not understood even if you check it in advance at the hotel, and it seems that the affiliated parking lot opposite is written as a high roof but it cannot be stopped, so most cars are useless. So? I think the train is a good hotel with a good location and cospa, but I think it is inconvenient because there is only a staircase to the front desk.

Because I went to Takamatsu during the peak tourist season, I couldn't book the same hotel with my friend. I don't know Japanese, and my English is not very good. I live here alone, so I was a little worried at first. But the staff were very patient and I want to say thank you to them. The service provided by the hotel is very meticulous. The lobby provides various materials (covering transportation, attractions, food), irons, lotions, pajamas and other practical items. The front desk can easily borrow chargers and umbrellas (300 yen is enough) Take away), free drinks and curry rice (simple and delicious) at night, and local specialty Sanuki udon noodles for 250 yen. The hotel is quite big, with a parking lot, it is an old-fashioned hotel. The room felt better than it looked in the pictures, it was small but well equipped and clean. It is a key room, and I need to hand over the key to the front desk when I go out. I was not very used to this at first. The location is near Kataharacho Station, the black building is more obvious, easy to find. There are many restaurants at Kataharacho Station, the food is not expensive, and it is more convenient to go from the hotel to the port. The hotel seems to have a direct bus to the airport. The pictures on the phone are only for dinner. All in all a good stay experience.

I used the room of the new building. It is less than 々 away from Takamatsu station, and the bus seems to be not after the evening, so I went to the taxi. The room was very clean and the breakfast was very delicious. I was a little worried about the front desk from a little above, but I was very satisfied overall. I would like to use it at the new building next time I visit Takamatsu.

- the room is small and typical of such chain hotel - located right in front of Takamatsu JR station - trams stops are a short walking distance away - convenience store also require small amount of walking - the room’s window “opened” to the wall of the next building (it’s so near you can touch it, just 10cm apart!) - overall not much issues but not a memorable place. Does it’s job as an overnight accommodation. - front desk ladies were polite but sterile

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!