Hot Springs Hotels in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan

As nice a hotel as anyone would want to stay in while visiting Tokushima on the island of Shikoku. Terrific service, clean facilities and room, an amazing bonus free onsen (hot springs), a very well equipped gym which is a bit rare in Japan and the property is located right in the middle of town next to the central train and bus stations. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and bars in the neighbourhood as well as a shopping centre across the road and lot's of small shops nearby. Upon first arriving, the entrance is a little tricky to locate so be sure and follow the instructions that will come with the booking confirmation.

A practical and unpretentious inn, although it does not have luxurious equipment, but feels the thoughtful care of the inn. My family and I stayed at the end of February, and less than 1 minute after we arrived by car, the hostel staff ran down from the 2nd floor to help us transport our luggage to the reception on the 2nd floor. Soon the check-in procedures were completed at the front desk, the hostel staff also helped move the luggage while also carefully introduced the rooms and the facilities of the hostel, they understand English, communicate with them without difficulty. The room is Japanese style with bathroom and other facilities. Since it is located in a mountainous area and the temperature is cold, there is a heater in addition to the air conditioner, so you are not afraid of getting cold. The dining area is in another hut, where meals are normal, with fresh grilled river fish, tempura and other dishes. The location is remote but not hard to find, but think twice if you don't have a drive.

My husband and I are both 70yo from Australia. We had a wonderful experience. Our room was traditional, large and comfortable. Having use of a Onsen on-site was a bonus, robes provided aswell. Our Japanese breakfast, our first was delicious. The lady owner was very kind and helpful. No Japanese for us and no English for her, google translate got us both through. Highly recommended.

Hotel is located near the art museum and next to a beautiful beach with a wonderful sea view. There are two onsen and both are good. And there are several restaurants serving Japanese and French cuisines. The prices are reasonable and we enjoyed a wonderful French Kaiseki. The resort is well managed and guests are warmly greeted and helped with luggage on arrival and departure. It’s highly recommended.

It's wonderful to choose the right time to visit. The hotel is a 1.6km walk from Oboke Station, and Oboke Station is 4km away. Public transportation is limited, so if you're not driving, it's recommended to plan your trip accordingly. The hotel staff was very welcoming. The onsen is separate for men and women, with both open-air and large baths. It was a relaxing soak while enjoying the forest scenery.

A very pleasant stay! The service was friendly and polite, and the small cable car onsen was a unique experience! The private bath (charged price) is highly recommended; the environment is tranquil and spacious with excellent views! Taking the hotel's used car at night, listening to vintage Japanese songs, to the Mangqiao Bridge for the night view was a unique experience! The landlady was very kind and even sang a beautiful song during dinner! They quickly helped me send any forgotten items to my next hotel! Highly recommend staying here!!! This is even better than Wa-no-Yoku!

Great food, great onsen We stayed in a two-storey cottage, great for having a group of friends staying! The staff even gifted me an indigo bag and a greetings in English at the end of our stay Feel so warm and being cared in this hotel Hope more people can see the warmth in Shikoku’s people ☺️🤍

Location is very close to JR station, and many nice restaurants are nearby. Free coffee is served which tastes good.

This hotel is located in Kamikatsu-cho, a small town known for its ”zero pollution”. The scenery is very good. There is a famous suspension bridge nearby and the waterfall that Master Kaikai had repaired. However, because local public transportation is not very developed, self-driving or chartered cars are more suitable, so there are more Japanese guests. We rented a car to go to the Eighty-eighth Spirit Field in Shikoku. It is relatively close to Nos. 12-13 and 17-18, and it takes about 20 minutes by car. The hotel rooms have Japanese, Western and detached cabins. The cabins are very special, and the whole house is made of wood. It is very fragrant, but there is no separate shower in the room (both Japanese and Western style). There are more fish and fish in the store. Friends who do n’t like raw food can choose not to order meals and order directly at the store. They also have more choices. I still recommend this hotel and this small town. It is worth living in Shikoku.

The location is really remote, the road to the hotel for the last 10 km is really narrow for a two way traffic. Also prepare to get to the hotel before 6pm. Dinner start either 6pm or 7pm. The hot spring is natural so it’s not really hot , only around 35 degrees. The dinner and breakfast is really tasty, don’t missed it. It worth to go there once but not twice.the cable car ride to the hot springs was one of a kind .