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Pickles marinated in homemade yuzu vinegar They instantly reminded me of my mother. It was a meal that energized me from the morning. I will definitely stay here again.

Stay comfortably with our value-for-money Plan, including a free breakfast. The triple bed was spacious for one person, but thanks to the Plan, I was lucky to enjoy this bed comfortably.

A reunion at the historic scenic spot, Yashima. Blessed with good weather, we enjoyed dinner while watching the sunset. The relaxing time spent at Yashimaru and Yashima Temple was delightful, and the visit to Shikoku Mura and Shikoku Mura Café made it a truly memorable reunion.

I stayed here for a gathering in Takamatsu, and as always, it was a reliable and excellent Hotel. This time, I also enjoyed the breakfast, which offered a variety not typically found in a Business Hotel. Everything was delicious and made for an enjoyable meal—thank you. Having mineral water available in the Room is very convenient. I will visit again!

The sauna was at a great temperature and really helped me relax! However, the heat came through the wooden slats a bit, so the soles of my feet got quite hot and it was a little tough... Other than that, I was satisfied!

The rooms and facilities are small but provide a satisfying accommodation experience. The dedication of the staff is evident. This is my go-to accommodation in Takamatsu. There is a system to check the congestion in the building via TV, but there is a significant delay in reflecting the crowd status of the baths. The onsen is pleasant, but be prepared for some crowding.

I stayed here to participate in the Kagawa Marathon. The Hotel is in an excellent location, about 500 m from the venue. My plan was No Meals Included, so I can’t comment on the food, but there’s a convenience store right in front, and both check-in and check-out went smoothly. Since it was the day before the marathon, nearby hotels were fully booked, and there were no non-smoking Room options here either, so I had no choice but to use a smoking Room. The smell in the Room and from the air conditioner did bother me, but once I got into bed I was able to rest well. I hope to stay again next year—next time in a non-smoking Room.

The front desk staff, especially the older woman, were very kind. The Room was also relaxing; the private capsule Room felt calm and comfortable. The private single Room offered excellent comfort for this price. It was a shame that I couldn’t have the free breakfast because I work early in the morning. I’ll come again to try the breakfast.

I planned my trip to Takamatsu from scratch for the first time. While searching for a reasonably priced Business Hotel with decent quality, I decided on Takamatsu Palace Hotel. Since my goal was sightseeing and visiting udon restaurants, I thought any place to stay would suffice, but this hotel pleasantly exceeded my expectations. The reception staff were very friendly, and they provided drinks to guests opting out of cleaning for Multiple Night Stays, as well as hot masks, which was especially appreciated after arriving on a sleeper train. The amenities were excellent, and even as someone who uses professional-grade beauty products, I was delighted with the high-quality disposable shampoos and conditioners, with two types to choose from. The Room was very clean, and I had no particular complaints. For those considering nearby hotels and trying to compromise on price, this hotel is undoubtedly a comfortable and enjoyable choice.

Two-night stay on weekdays, located in the suburbs but easily accessible by train. The Room feels slightly dated, but the size is excellent. The humidifying air purifier being a "Plasmacluster" was a big plus.

We stayed in a twin Room this time. I wasn’t sure what to expect from a container Hotel, but the entrance was spacious, and you take off your shoes at the doorway. The slippers were sturdy and comfortable to wear. There were two beds—one near the entrance and one further inside—with a TV on the wall. The refrigerator was a large two-compartment type (fridge and freezer), which was very convenient for storing souvenirs or freezing bottled water to use as ice packs for the next day. The Room also had a microwave, so we could heat up frozen meals picked up at the front desk whenever we wanted—nothing to complain about. The bathroom is a unit bath, but it was roomy enough to stand comfortably in front of the sink. The beds were fairly wide, and we slept comfortably. There is also a coin laundry room with both washing and drying machines, which is very convenient. I’d like to stay again.

Located right in front of Takamatsu Station, offering excellent access. A convenience store at the station is nearby, and there is also a Sanuki udon restaurant open from early morning, ensuring high convenience.

The location was great—very close to town and the station! I didn’t eat there, so I can’t comment on the meals. The in-room bath was smaller than what I have at home, and the large public bath is in an affiliated Hotel about 30 meters away, so if you stay during a cold season you might get chilled after bathing. In hindsight, I probably should have stayed at a Hotel that has a large public bath on-site (lol). The convenience store is a bit far away, so stopping to buy things along the way can be inconvenient. It was a Japanese-style Room, but the bedding is thin and you can really feel the tatami. Despite being more expensive than a home air conditioner, the heating equipment didn’t perform very well. Overall: A Hotel where you can stay with good value for money. There isn’t much of a nightlife area nearby, but the town called “Konpira” might be more recommended.

The Facility is old, but it is conveniently located in front of the station, has a late curfew of 24:00, and was available at an affordable price. This was my second stay, and I would like to stay again next time.

This is my second stay. Conveniently located about a 1-minute walk from Takamatsu Station. The owner provided clear and kind explanations. The interior has a retro Showa-era vibe, but the bathroom and toilet were clean, making for a comfortable stay.

The space was spacious, and everything we needed was available. There were indeed many insects, but they provided insect repellent, so there was no particular problem.

Since it was a weekday and no one else was using the facility, my dog could play off-leash and seemed to enjoy it. The fresh greenery and night views were beautiful. I would love to visit again during cherry blossom season or autumn foliage.

One of the few high-quality accommodations in Shikoku. It preserves tradition, adds an artistic essence, and combines a warm, homely atmosphere. Thank you for welcoming us to such a wonderful residence. With heartfelt gratitude, we look forward to visiting again.

We stayed here as an accommodation for our pilgrimage. The parking lot and room were spacious, allowing us to relax comfortably. The parking area had a covered space for about 5-6 cars, which was very helpful as it rained from night until the next morning. The room was large with a long sofa and table, making it easy to enjoy drinks while watching TV. The bathroom had a bathtub where you could stretch your legs and relax, along with a washing area equipped with chairs, providing an Onsen-like experience. One star is deducted because there were no towel racks in either the sink area or the toilet, which was inconvenient. However, I think we will use this accommodation again on our next pilgrimage trip. Thank you very much!

This is the accommodation we have been visiting since our child's entrance exam period. It offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere, just like a Japanese-style room at home. After three years, both the hostess and host remembered us and welcomed us warmly, which made us very happy. The meals were extremely delicious, and the homemade ice cream was exceptional. We would love to stay here again. Thank you very much!