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From the moment we arrived, the staff greeted us with warm smiles, and we enjoyed welcome donuts, soft-serve ice cream, and drinks—such a pleasant start to our stay. The room was clean, bright, and stylish, and we were able to relax. There is no large public bath in this Hotel, so we used the large public bath at a sister Hotel about a 5-minute drive away for free. The Onsen water is alkaline; after bathing we felt warm and our skin was smooth—it was wonderful. The next morning we went early to the breakfast venue, but everything was already fully prepared. The staff also brought freshly made pizza, French toast, and Sanuki udon directly to our table. Everything was delicious and very filling. Items like macaroni salad and rolled omelet were homemade and truly tasty (I think most of the menu is homemade). It was a stay that made me strongly want to come back next time with my family.

After the renovation, it’s become even better! The open-air bath, the post-bath refreshment room, and the scenic-view area are all wonderful. Even the small details stand out—like the ReFa shower heads in the bath. The furniture is stylish, and of course we were completely satisfied with the meals as well! We will definitely come again.

This was a repeat stay. The location, price, meals, and staff service were all excellent, and I would definitely like to stay again.

Three of us stayed in a Japanese-style Room on Friday for about JPY 6,000 per person. Admission tickets to a nearby Onsen Facility were included. There is also a bathhouse on-site. 10% off dinner at the attached izakaya. Breakfast had a great variety and was delicious. We could see the Seto Ohashi Bridge from the Room. Excellent value for money—we were very satisfied.

I stayed for two nights on business. There’s a 7-Eleven on the property, which was super convenient. The building and Rooms have been renovated and were very clean. There’s a coffee machine in the lobby (bean-to-cup), and you can take it back to your Room—it was delicious. Breakfast was included; I wasn’t expecting much, but it was generous and felt like a great value. I didn’t have time to use the Onsen, but I’d like to next time. On the second night, I chose eco cleaning and received two complimentary drinks. Since eco cleaning is fine with me anyway, I really appreciated the thoughtful gesture.

This was my first time staying at this Hotel, and it was clean and the breakfast was satisfying. I’m looking forward to staying at a different AZ Hotel next time!

An Accommodation we used on our way back from Kyushu to Kansai. Honestly, we just needed a place to sleep, so we looked for something affordable and chose this Accommodation. It’s located along a main road, and the parking lot is spacious, so we could park comfortably. The staff were polite and helpful. There is also a large public bath, which was great because our whole family could finish bathing at the same time. We were also given tickets for a nearby bathhouse. The next day, after sightseeing, we were able to bathe there before heading home. The Room was very spacious—two connected rooms. We separated them with sliding doors; after tidying up, the kids went to sleep in one side first. This may be normal, but the floor futon felt a bit thin. That was the only thing that stood out. Thank you very much.

I decided to visit Shikoku suddenly and made a reservation online the day before. The free drinks and frozen snacks were delightful (the curry was delicious). I also appreciated the warm coffee and tea. We stayed as a pair, but there was only one chair in the room, so I thought it would have been nice to have an extra folding chair. I would love to use this accommodation again if I have another opportunity.

Overall, I thought it was very good. Points for improvement: I would like a closet to be installed on the second floor as well. The closet is being used as a large linen room, but is it really necessary to store so many towels? I didn't notice the closet for hanging clothes on the first floor at all until I was about to leave. The flush of the toilet seems to be weak.

It was our first time staying here, and it was a wonderful home. The Facility was well equipped. The amenities were plentiful. We truly appreciated the owner’s thoughtful hospitality. We would love to stay again if we have the opportunity.

This was my second stay, and I had another comfortable experience. I also enjoyed the free curry, which was delicious. The parking lot is spacious. I would definitely like to stay here again when visiting Kagawa next time.

I stay here every time I visit Shikoku, and I don’t really have any complaints! Since it used to be a love hotel, the bathroom and toilet are separate. The TV feels a bit small for the size of the Room, but the price is low so it doesn’t bother me. There are restaurants nearby. A convenience store is about a 5-minute drive away, but it’s a bit far on foot, so it might be best to shop before check-in.

It was an accommodation with exceptional hospitality. They were flexible even when we checked in late. During this season, fireflies seem to be flying around, and we were taken to see them at night, which was a precious experience. The room retained a nostalgic atmosphere while being renovated and very clean. In the morning, we visited a nearby udon restaurant, but before checking out, they made us coffee, making the entire stay fulfilling and highly satisfying.

Stayed for work. Stayed for 3 nights. It's not a new hotel, but the room is kept clean. The bed is comfortable, and there is an additional clothes hanger in the room, which is appreciated by those on a multiple night stay. The view from the room is nice, and the staff's service is good, making me want to use it again.

I stayed in this room for one night after watching a late show at AEON Mall Ayagawa. It is conveniently located, just a 9-minute walk from AEON. The hotel seems to consist of two rooms on the second floor of an apartment or condominium. It operates entirely unmanned, and you enter the room by inputting a passkey. The interior felt like a unit in an apartment, and above all, it was very spacious. The only minor issue was that the air conditioner's remote control had poor sensitivity and needed to be pointed directly at the unit to work properly. Other than that, I had no complaints! The bathroom and toilet were separate, there was also a sink area, a tatami space, and a bedroom with four beds lined up. For solo accommodation, it was more than spacious enough. Although meals were not provided, there was a ¥1,000 voucher placed on the living room table as a kind gesture—very thoughtful! If I have another reason to visit Ayagawa in the future, I would definitely choose this hotel again.

I stayed during the three-day weekend before Obon, and my satisfaction with the accommodation was high. If I may be a bit indulgent, there was only a shower, so having a bathtub would have been great to fully relieve travel fatigue. Also, the road in front of the accommodation was very narrow, making it challenging to drive in, but I think that became a good memory as well. I would consider staying here again when visiting Shikoku.