Hotels near JR Sambommatsu station, Higashikagawa

It is a guest house that is situated among affluent nature between Seto Inland Sea and Pond Ado where yellowtail farming was originated.

The Guest House Marin provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Guest House Marin offers a pleasant stay in Higashikagawa for those traveling for business or leisure.The hotel is only 1km from JR Hiketa Station and 35km from Tokushima Airport, giving guests a number of convenient transportation options. With multiple attractions nearby including Izutsu Yashiki, Shirotori Zoo and Shirotori Shrine, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site.

The hotel is just located on the left side of the station. It’s really wonderful. There is also a convenience store located at the ground floor which also makes our lives so much easier. The room (Hollywood twin) is a large and spacious room that can easily accommodate the opening of 2 large suitcases (28 inch). The bathroom is also generous in space, and we could actually move around freely and change clothes in the toilet for once (as compared to other chain hotels in Japan). It has all the comforts and amenities of a proper graded hotel, but the air conditioning was poor. Opened the windows but still felt a little warm throughout the night. The other minor “issue” I observed was how they tried to “automate” the check-in which is a failure in my opinion. Automation is to reduce workflow/ manual work required by parties. However in this case, I had to go to the reception desk for them to make copies of our passport and issue a card (to be used at the check-in machine). Thereafter I have to walk to the machine and insert the card, press a bunch of buttons to be issued the room and room key. So from a customer perspective I’m actually troubled twice, because I need to make 2 stops before actually getting my room. So what’s the point of this check-in machine? Fail to see the benefits of it.

I liked the route inn, so I used it for a trip to Shikoku with a couple. It is still new and clean. The room is also comfortable as a wide 々. The public bath is not so large on the １ floor. The staff is very polite and helpful at home. When I asked if the parking lot was full at a late arrival, I said, ”it's okay. There are enough cars. If you don't have enough, you will get off the employee's car.” I was so happy. Breakfast is always satisfactory. One of the breakfasts in the route inn seems to have local products. The dining room staff is also kind and polite.

It is close to the station, so it is convenient for travel. In addition, the male staff at the front desk is also gentle and quick. The front desk who forgot to give the breakfast ticket, when I entered the room, there was already a room phone. I noticed that I forgot to give it immediately and contacted me. Breakfast is a Viking, but this is also a female staff who is very careful and cares. The porridge container was thick and could not be opened with bare hands. The staff opened and gave me porridge. And the breakfast buffet is delicious. I like the fried sirass porridge sanuki Udon pudding.

Standard motels, chain stores, see several cities have this store. Cost-effective, parking is enough, convenient parking and free. Because it is a small two-story building, it feels like a house. The room is more spacious, two large beds, not allowed to wear shoes on the carpet, so it is relatively clean. Breakfast is bread coffee. Opposite the train station, there is a large duty-free shop open until 12 pm, shopping is also convenient.

We stayed for two nights and we enjoyed it. Located across the Tokushima JR station and next to a few shopping areas, it's easily accessible. The hotel car park lot (self-park) is just next to the hotel building and the parking fee is 800yen (3pm to 11noon, just one-time entry) and you can pay the fee at the hotel reception. The room we have is deluxe double, double bed at East Annex. The room is clean and comfortable. Just like other Japanese downtown business hotels, the room is not big but we able to open up two suitcases and still have room to move around. Breakfasts have Western & Japanese choices and we especially love they included local food and cuisine. Public onsen is located at the 11/F and we enjoyed it too. Staff are friendly and speak okay English.

Now, because of the corona virus, we're told to avoid public transportation as much as possible, but my family has been in the middle of a month, and my family's stress has accumulated, so I'm desperate to do it. I decided to go to Awaji Island in the same prefecture. Among them, I decided to go to Umemaru because I was worried about the fondue pot of the cheek I saw on TV before. It was good to go back on a day trip, but I stayed because I couldn't drink the driver. The view was bad (parking lot) with net discount, but 3 people 1 room 1 night 2 meals were 14000 yen. The dishes were not enough to eat and were very delicious. The freshness of the cheek was great. I had a meal at a large banquet hall, but even if I thought I would call occasionally, I was troubled because there was no Nakai. The hot spring becomes very rough. Please be careful because when you take a bath, your feet are slippery. It was quite tight because of the chlorine, so it is a star 4 (unknown because it is this time). By the way, there is also a foot bath. And there was a jigsaw puzzle of the cherry blossom made of Awaji tiles in the lobby. It's quite difficult, so try it with your parents and children.

Located in Yoshinogawa, Guest House Channel-Kan – Hostel is within a 5-minute drive of Horinji Temple and Kumadaniji Temple. This hostel is 15.2 mi (24.4 km) from Setonaikai National Park and 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Fujii-dera Temple.Featured amenities include laundry facilities, coffee/tea in a common area, and microwave in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 3 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature showers, hair dryers, and slippers.

We stayed in this hotel as a stopover, driving from Awaji to Shikoku. It's an onsen hotel with both Western-style beds and tatami as bedding options. There is a large carpark space behind the hotel. Breakfast provided was Japanese-style and adequate, with options for rice/porridge, juice and coffee. There are limited options for food around, and had to go into Naruto City for dinner. It was a short drive of about 10 minutes to the boats going out to the whirlpools, and 5 minutes to the Otsuka Museum of Art.