Hot Springs Hotels in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan

Right across from the train station, it's super convenient for catching trains or buses. The room was a bit small, but perfectly fine for two people. There are quite a few dining options nearby. If you can, I'd recommend taking a walk over to Ryogoku Bridge.

Cosy Ryokan walkable to Iya Valley Vine bridge although it may be steep at the entry/exit slope for elderly n those with mobility issues. The stay was comfortable and relaxing. Public bath was a little small but nonetheless enjoyable. Food wasn't luxurious but showcased their local seasonal eats. If you are driving and only staying overnight , I would suggest packing an overnighter and leaving the big suitcase in the boot as the poor staff will have to lug them up steep staircases to bring to your room. There is free coffee and also a vending machine next to lobby area. There is a small courtyard to chill after dinner and look at the stars after dark. The Futon can be a little thicker as those not used to sleeping on tatami may wake with a stiffer back. It's not a deal breaker though, will still recc the Ryokan if you are planning on staying in the area and enjoying the famous Japanese hospitality.

Very natural vibe around the hotel and 3 min driving to the vine bridge. Dinner is amazing and a beautiful outdoor public onsen, which is located on the top of the small hill and you can even take a cable car to get there! Great view and great food, the owner really showed so much care and does her business well. Mountain view from the room and the light on the street is just beautiful. Highly recommended!

Hotel is located near the art museum and next to a beautiful beach with a wonderful sea view. There are two onsen and both are good. And there are several restaurants serving Japanese and French cuisines. The prices are reasonable and we enjoyed a wonderful French Kaiseki. The resort is well managed and guests are warmly greeted and helped with luggage on arrival and departure. It’s highly recommended.

My husband and I are both 70yo from Australia. We had a wonderful experience. Our room was traditional, large and comfortable. Having use of a Onsen on-site was a bonus, robes provided aswell. Our Japanese breakfast, our first was delicious. The lady owner was very kind and helpful. No Japanese for us and no English for her, google translate got us both through. Highly recommended.

Although the hotel is some distance from the city center, the scenery along the way and the facilities in the hotel are enough to eliminate this small shortcoming. The hot springs are very good and comfortable. The meals in the hotel can also be seen by the industry. It is very carefully prepared. It is a restaurant worth visiting.

About 18 mins walk from Anan JR Station. Decent hotel, room is compact. Comes with a public onsen at 2 level and is great to relax there. Breakfast is delicious and the happy hour from 3pm - 9 pm comes with free liquor and self made cocktail.

The hotel is located at the seaside hotel on National Road 55. The environment is beautiful, the hotel facilities are very good, the dinner and breakfast in the restaurant are very beautiful, the room is Japanese, the place is comfortable, the waiter is friendly, and there is a large bath, you can soak in the bath to eliminate the fatigue of the day. If it is passing by here, it is worth staying at this hotel. Then continue the journey.

The customer service is simply the best! Not only will they guide you through your stay, but they'll even call the elevator for you when you leave and see you off! ✨️ If your room faces the ocean, you can see the ocean and the sunrise in the distance! ✨️

We traveled during the Awa Odori Festival and chose to stay at Anan because it was less crowded. This super hotel also maintained its usual high standards, with many details just right. I recommend it for self-driving tours, as parking is convenient. Special thanks to Mr. and Ms. Sugihara for their excellent service.