5-Star Hotels in Ehime Prefecture, Japan

Great hotel near to Dogo Onsen and Dogo shopping streets where you can do all your shopping and f&b. If you're a guest of the hotel you can easily get access to the shopping streets by taking the elevators down otherwise it's a long walk down the hill. Room is spacious. We also enjoyed the pianist performance in the lobby from 8.30 pm for 1 hour.

Tried to contact hotel a couple of days before arrival to book dinner but did not get a response. Reception and restaurant is located in what looks like a back entrance that unfortunately smelt faintly like a sewer. Couldn’t have dinner at the hotel as it was fully booked for a wedding. Had to run out to buy food from Lawsons instead and eat fast food in a beautifully appointed room in a stunning setting. Room was lovely but service was not. Really wanted to like this hotel but could not.

This is a true classic onsen resort hotel with a fantastic ambiance. The half-board plan (dinner and breakfast) was very satisfying. The service truly stood out; we informed the front desk in advance that our child wouldn't eat raw fish or cold tofu from the Kaiseki menu, and they quickly changed it to tempura. The veteran chef's hospitality and profound skill were undeniable. The natural onsen water at Dogo Onsen was also incredibly relaxing. The actual size of the room must have been over 40 tatami mats; it's the most satisfying Japanese-style room I've ever stayed in.

I booked a Japanese-style room. The room was spacious and very clean, and came with complimentary snacks, sake, and orange juice. Both breakfast and dinner were fantastic. Dinner was a 10-course Kaiseki meal, and every dish was delicious. Breakfast also offered a wide variety of choices, with the seafood donburi being particularly outstanding. There were four different baths to choose from. Overall, I felt it offered excellent value for money.

For our family trip to Matsuyama, we booked Togokan with the main purpose of experiencing a traditional ryokan hotel. It was great that check-in was available at 2 PM, and the service was absolutely wonderful from start to finish! Also, having both dinner and breakfast with the kaiseki meal was truly an outstanding experience! However, a few minor drawbacks were: having to carry luggage up a slight hill, the lack of private onsen baths available for reservation outside of the public bath, and the impression that the hot spring water might not be entirely from a natural source. Despite that, I doubt there's another place in this area that offers such excellent service at this price point, haha. It's incredibly clean and the service is top-notch!

It was my first time to use Nipponia, but I support the concept of using old folk houses and becoming a villager for one day. The lounge exclusively for guests in the courtyard, which was wide 々, was good. At night, it was lit up and the frog was ringing. It was great to taste the extraordinary. Supper was a half course, but the amount was sufficient. It was good to have a transfer to the restaurant building. It was good to be able to go with a yukata even though it was a restaurant in a separate building from the dormitory. The only difficulty was that there was a young couple with infants about ２. I also raised two daughters, so I think a family-friendly hotel is good because I can understand the experience of having a difficult child bothering me around and narrowing my shoulders and the feeling of staying in a nice hotel. In order to enjoy your stay without hesitation, I think it is also a good idea to prepare an inn that is not allowed for minors and a separate area for families with small children. It was a wake-up call to hear the children's crying in a place where they enjoyed wine slowly. Neither the customer nor the hotel blames it. It is a suggestion that there was a little room for consideration. In overseas resorts, there are quite a few minors.

This is a place I want to go back to. If I had the money, I would stay there for a whole month. It was such a happy experience. The staff were friendly, the hot springs were great, and the room condition was great. It was the most impressive place during my trip to Matsuyama.

This hotel is located on the top of a mountain and was designed by Tadao Ando. There are seven rooms in total, one per floor, including the new building and the main building. Because we arrived late today, the hotel left four staff members to serve us. They had been emailing us to inquire about the arrival time and whether we had food allergies. They were very caring and meticulous. We booked a semi-open-air hot spring forest room. The room is large, but the decoration style is very Andou style. The room has a private bath but it is not open-air, two bathrooms, and a mini bar with various drinks. The Ehime orange juice is very delicious. The whole hotel is Andou Tadao's gallery. The main features are spaciousness, natural light, concrete, and basement. It is a mini version of Chichu Gallery in Naoshima.

All rooms are called ocean view, but 305 is not an ocean view ... Sea far from bathroom??? Would you like to stay a little cheaper using trip? The view like a side room is so disappointing The sauna glass is not clean and the sauna view is not very ... Nevertheless, the consideration and kindness of the staff were impressed by the way they did their best to lack 10 stars. Especially thanks to the staff who said Nepal was home, it was a very happy trip.