Business Hotel Akayane

1. It’s just across the road from Songshan Station. If you just want to travel conveniently, this is the best and most cost-effective hotel. 2. The front desk is not open 24 hours a day, so pay attention to the time.

There is an unfriendly man waiting at the front desk. The location is good, close to JR Matsuyama Station. The station is also new. It was cold so I had nabeyaki udon at a restaurant called Tomiya between the station and the hotel. (It was delicious.) The JR and train stations are close by, right in front. It's also nice to take a walk around Matsuyama Castle.

There is no kettle in the room. There is a drinking machine in the lobby, but it can only make tea and coffee. It is not allowed to put hot water bottles. Moreover, the tea cup is very small, and I was yelled not to fill it with water. I really laughed.

The hotel is just across the road from the station. It is very close and convenient. There are trams and buses in front of the hotel. It is also very close to the subway, but the space is very small.

I was grateful to be able to stay cheaply near the station. The room had been renovated, so the wallpaper, curtains, and bed were clean, and the windows were double-glazed, so I was very comfortable. The toilet had a washlet and a refrigerator, and hangers and toothbrushes were provided in abundance. It was stated that I would be wearing pajamas, not yukata, so I didn't bring anything special, but it was a one-piece with buttons in the front, so I should have brought pants to wear underneath. There was a folding (simple) mirror on the bathroom sink and TV stand. If multiple people are getting ready at the same time, I think it's a good idea to bring a large one that can stand on its own. The key is not a card type but a "key", but it is an auto-lock. I was told that I was responsible for my own belongings until I checked out, so I was free to go out and eat at my leisure. Free drinks (tea and coffee) were provided around the front desk. There are also vending machines.