Hot Springs Hotels in Kochi Prefecture, Japan

I visited on a whirlwind solo trip. The hotel room was clean and I was satisfied. What made me happiest was the all-you-can-eat seared bonito at the breakfast buffet. I honestly thought that because it was all-you-can-eat, the taste might not be that great, but I was surprised at how delicious it was. The hot springs were open until 5am, which was great for me since I like to stay up late. The late-night ramen was also delicious, warm, and comforting. However, I witnessed a staff member in the kitchen area of ​​the breakfast buffet being harsh with another staff member, and it made me feel like I was being scolded, which was unpleasant. I wish they would at least be more gentle in areas where guests can see them. Other than that, it was a really good hotel!

Good location, advanced facilities, high quality food, especially the breakfast buffet with many choices and good taste. The hotel staff are friendly, enthusiastic and helpful, which is a very good impression.

The hotel facilities are excellent, the air conditioning works great, and it offers great value for money. The WiFi is strong, the environment is pleasant, and the location is convenient. I particularly loved that the room came with a bathtub, and the cleanliness was impeccable, making for a very comfortable stay. Check-in was quick, and the hotel service was, as always, top-notch. The front desk staff were very warm and welcoming, proactively greeting guests, which was a thoughtful touch! There's plenty of parking available, which is very convenient. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hotel!

I went to Hirome Market earlier than check-in time, but I was able to park my car in the parking lot. The open-air bath was also very nice, and the breakfast had a wide variety and was delicious. The Thursday Market was right outside the inn, so I was able to buy fresh vegetables and fruits early in the morning. Thanks to this, I had a great trip.

A city hotel with perfect cleaning for a base to enjoy Shimanto's food and drink. The oldness of the building is undeniable, but the rooms are cleaned from the breakfast venue, and the polite management of the staff 々 is transmitted. There is also a large communal bath with a men's and women's replacement system, which heals the tiredness of traveling. Access to the restaurant area is outstanding and is the best location for those who want to enjoy local gourmet food. However, it is a pity that it is about 2 km away from the station and the taxi use (about 880 yen) is assumed, and there is no air purifier or humidifier in the guest room. There is a Montbell on the first floor, which is convenient for procuring outdoor supplies. It is a hotel that can stay with peace of mind, covering the oldness of the facilities by the staff.

Cannot ask for more from this hotel. Everything is perfect. We have the best accomodation in here while in Shikoku, where we have stayed in 9 hotels. It was simply the best. The environment is recluse, though it is highly accessible with cars. The star-gazing experience in onsen is once in a lifetime. It was magical to bath under the starry night. The dining experience is exceptional, though it is a little pricey, compare to the dinner we have throught Shikoku. Still, I highly recommend to try the Japanese-style course The Manna provided.

The hot spring was very pleasant. There was also a sauna! I went to the rice shop in the facility, but I was a little disappointed that I made a mistake in calculating at the time of payment. The rice you have reserved seems to come out smoothly, but it takes time to order it on the spot. We recommend that you book dinner or eat outside.

Very impressive experience in the quiet and beautiful town. It is quite convenient to KUT. The hot spring is quite nice. So surprised and moved to get hot drinking water in the room in the last stay. Will stay here if I come in future.

The hotel has a hot spring, and the rooms are clean and tidy. The view from the window is also quite nice. It's a decent hotel, nothing special. The hotel receptionist was very polite upon check-in, and I would probably stay here again next time!

The hotel is on the top of the mountain in Weisong Park. If you have luggage, you need to take a taxi from JR station to the hotel. Because there is a steep mountain road, you can walk from the hotel to the bottom of the mountain in a few minutes with your bare hands. Several bridges over the Shimanto River can be seen in the hotel room. The room is a bit big, with a total of three rooms, the outermost one has six posts, the middle bedroom has eight posts, and the inside has four posts, which is relatively large in Japanese-style hotels. When the guest is about to go out, the waiter will prepare your shoes early, and when the guest comes back to the room, the waiter will cool the shoes before putting them away. The Japanese cuisine in the morning and evening is also good.