Hotels With spa in Ehime Prefecture, Japan

It's a bit of a walk from the station, but it's one of the better options in the immediate area. Just a heads up that convenience stores are only found closer to the station.

You can think of this hotel as a 'plus' version of a domestic Orange Hotel Crystal. The decor is that of a five-star hotel, but the price is that of a business hotel. The renovations were clearly done with great care, and the breakfast across all their locations maintains a consistent standard. They all feature a free rooftop hot spring bath with a view. I've stayed at various Candeo hotels in different locations, and overall, the bathroom facilities at the Ehime branch feel a bit old; I suspect it's an older hotel that was renovated without updating the bathrooms. In winter, since the windows don't open for ventilation, a lot of condensation builds up. At night, when there's a lot of condensation, it drips down the walls, leading to mold in those areas. This results in a musty smell when you first enter the room. It must also be quite a hassle for the cleaning staff to deal with the condensation in every room daily. What I disliked most was the lack of a duvet cover; a single sheet separates you from the duvet. I've only encountered this at the Ehime and Kagoshima branches, perhaps it's a local custom… there's nothing much one can do about it. Everything else was great.

I was worried because it was an adult hotel and smoking was allowed, but the rooms were spacious and had massage chairs, making it a great value hotel. Breakfast was provided in the room and, while simple, was fine.

The first time I stayed at this hotel, the level of health was very high, the restaurant location was relatively small, and the lobby was relatively small. But the room equipment is very new and clean, there is no noise, the location is not close to the city center, so the environment is very good, but there are large shopping malls nearby. In addition, the hot spring facilities are more disappointing, because there is only a small independent pool, the hot spring pool is less, but overall it is still enjoyable.

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.

The best impression is that the breakfast was great! The taste is good and there are many varieties, especially the salt-boiled codfish, which is very dry and fragrant! It's very close to the great taste I had in Tokyo many years ago! So I ate a lot of breakfast for two days! ! The rooms are very small, only 10 square meters or less, and they are all large beds without twin rooms, so if two people sleep in one bed, it is still a bit crowded. I can only say that I can barely make up for one night. The hotel is a bit old with lighting It is not very bright so the room looks quite dark, but hygiene is still ok. The reception uncles at the front desk are not good at English. Maybe there are not too many tourists in the small place. Fortunately, I have friends from the island country as the main communication. If you want to park, you have to park at the Katsuyama First Hotel, which is on the first floor of another building in the trail next to it. There is a rotating three-dimensional parking garage. It seems to be 500 or 600 yen for one night. It takes about 26-28 minutes and 3.5km to walk from the hotel to the Dogo Onsen Main Building. This way, along the main road at the entrance to the north, there are several large supermarkets on the road, and there is also a business supermarket. The price of goods is relatively low and the business hours are It's until 22:00, which is more convenient. Next to the Dogo Onsen Commercial Street is the largest custom place in the four countries, but you have to look for the case office. What I heard is 20,000 yen for a while hehehehehehe!

Beautiful location full of nature with polite customer service, dishes full of Ehime's charm, all were very nice. I used it on my wedding anniversary, but it made me a very good memory. It was a hotel that could be refreshed in nature.

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.