Hotels near Tamamo Park, Takamatsu

Excellent experience at a Japanese Onsen hotel! The interior design was very traditional Japanese and the room was spacious with a small balcony where you can enjoy the sunset. Onsen was beyond our expectations, with private baths (no reservations but tends to have at least one available) and also good substances in the spring water that gives a relaxing sensation to your muscles. Overall really enjoyed our stay.

New holiday with very clean and nice room. Easy travel to different spot by bus!

Excellent location with good hospitality. The room is new and clean. The onsen is fantastic, with complementary udon provided at night

All was as expected and described. It was really quiet for such a big room with lots of people. I would recommend this place and breakfast was also nice.

Nice hotel that’s just had been refreshed but still have the 90s vibe. Reception staff was a senior gentleman who looked like he can’t speak English but was able to converse in English. Like the appearance of the hotel, it’s a hidden gem. Located in between MacDonalds and 7-11 so it’s pretty convenient and good quality hotel. And free parking too! If lucky, can park right at the entrance to the lobby.

Reasonable price. Good service, walkable distance to train station and high street.

Location of the hostel is just a stone throw away from Ritsurin Garden. Free breakfast, Udon, is a plus. To add an egg is just merely ¥100. Both dinner (¥2000) and parking ¥500 per night require order in advance.

A business hotel chain with great amenities. Location is not perfect as it is in between two tram stations , some diners around without convenient stores or supermarkets in close proximity.

The food was great and the room was cozy.

The guesthouse was very conveniently located just 5mins walk from the main station and the ferry port. The self check in service was also very simple which allowed for even later arrivals, the only difficult part to this stay was the 3 flight of stairs that were a bit narrow and steep for a suitcase, especially as it got heavier with the amount of souvenirs accumulated.