Hotels Near Tokushima Prefectural Awa Jurobe Yashiki (Puppet Theater and Museum) in Tokushima

The hotel is just located on the left side of the station. It’s really wonderful. There is also a convenience store located at the ground floor which also makes our lives so much easier. The room (Hollywood twin) is a large and spacious room that can easily accommodate the opening of 2 large suitcases (28 inch). The bathroom is also generous in space, and we could actually move around freely and change clothes in the toilet for once (as compared to other chain hotels in Japan). It has all the comforts and amenities of a proper graded hotel, but the air conditioning was poor. Opened the windows but still felt a little warm throughout the night. The other minor “issue” I observed was how they tried to “automate” the check-in which is a failure in my opinion. Automation is to reduce workflow/ manual work required by parties. However in this case, I had to go to the reception desk for them to make copies of our passport and issue a card (to be used at the check-in machine). Thereafter I have to walk to the machine and insert the card, press a bunch of buttons to be issued the room and room key. So from a customer perspective I’m actually troubled twice, because I need to make 2 stops before actually getting my room. So what’s the point of this check-in machine? Fail to see the benefits of it.

When he has a rare family name, he sometimes says, 'it is corrected to the sound that he has heard.' Since it is a family name that you have never heard of, I think that you can receive it as you heard without correcting it, but there is a rare name, so it is acceptable to some extent. It was terrible here. I corrected it myself to retell it many times, and I couldn't understand it at all. In hotels where guests will come from all over the country, it is often possible to communicate with them by confirming once or twice, but here it is the end of the story to write on paper. A little level. The hotel itself is a good hotel. JR Shikoku operation next to Tokushima Station. Although it feels a little old, the room is large, and even Shikoku is a JR brand. The station is structurally distant, but I wonder if it would be nice to have a bird's-eye view of the railroad tracks from above.

Use this hotel as an awa Odori viewing. The good bed is not normal and bad. Air conditioner display and room lamp display are English. Although it is an old facility, it is difficult to understand. Air conditioning setting, room lamp display, etc. There is a round table for one person and a long desk in the room. There is also a TV. There are charging cables corresponding to type C, and there is a 3-couple charging concept. There is also a mini refrigerator. Waowao can be watched for free. Single also spread with 17.6㎡. There is sandals. There is a closet storage. Hanger ３ book. There is a reset. It is a unit bus. The bathtub is not narrow. It is not as large as Prince Hotel. There is a suitcase place. A little small. There is an air cleaner. Bath towel and face towel thick. I thought this was like a princess hotel. There is a free drink in the lobby. Active is normal. Because there are some good people. There is a corridor on the second floor to cross the road, and there is no air conditioner there. It is not effective. There is a breakfast venue on the ２ floor at the end of the corridor. Breakfast is a Viking style. There is a corona countermeasure. There are many items. The taste is normal. About 1.7 km to awa Odori venue, Tokushima station. About 25 minutes walk. When you ask the lobby person about the means of transportation, the bus is in front of the next prefectural office, but one hour. It is said that everyone goes on foot because the taxi is also crowded. It came out at 17 o'clock in the middle of summer evening, but it is still hot. 1.7 km walk 25 minutes, sweat, duck! It is easy to be in a commercial facility called Amiko, but compared to the hotel near the liquid, it does not return to physical strength! So, after seeing the dance of the kusunoki beach, a little free dance hall, the ryokokubashi dance hall? Small dance hall? I walked around the awa dance pedestrian heaven area and walked through it! If you proposed a taxi near the station, I saw it better! The traffic regulation was from 18 o'clock, so it was not crowded even in the taxi at 17 o'clock. I feel the shallowness of the response of the lobby. I think it was a mess. No. I felt like a hotel that strongly sought efficiency, but I think it was shallow. I feel the danger of our hotel in the staff consciousness that it is normal to walk 25 minutes in midsummer. If you go to awa Odori, you don't know, but you may use smile hotel Tokushima and so on. Can I park at the hotel in front of the station this time? I was worried. This hotel was about ２００ planes and three-dimensional, and it was free. It is a thought and trouble.

We stayed for two nights and we enjoyed it. Located across the Tokushima JR station and next to a few shopping areas, it's easily accessible. The hotel car park lot (self-park) is just next to the hotel building and the parking fee is 800yen (3pm to 11noon, just one-time entry) and you can pay the fee at the hotel reception. The room we have is deluxe double, double bed at East Annex. The room is clean and comfortable. Just like other Japanese downtown business hotels, the room is not big but we able to open up two suitcases and still have room to move around. Breakfasts have Western & Japanese choices and we especially love they included local food and cuisine. Public onsen is located at the 11/F and we enjoyed it too. Staff are friendly and speak okay English.

It was our very first time in Shikoku area of Japan - the hotel is frankly a bit dated but we appreciated the hospitality and the great selection of breakfast (both western and Japanese style were available). I think we went during the off season so there seemed to be only few hotel guests staying - at least having breakfast when we were at the breakfast room. The ”Wa -fuu” Japanese style Tatami room (10 tatamis) on the 10th? floor was nice and roomy which we enjoyed. Though the bathroom is TINY - felt like you were in a tiny boat or airplane. Free wifi worked fine. Good amenities - including free bottled water. Tea. mini-fridge. They also provide you with free local cellphone in the room so you could bring it with you for local phone calls or do some simple wifi search/gps usage being a tourist. For people visiting from out of the country without a good global cell plan- this is a great amenity to have.

If you stay separately from an old inn, the room is large, affordable, with a large bath, fresh flowers, and well cleaned, which is very good. I also like the atmosphere of the landlady. Since it is an old inn, it smells a little cigarette, the corridors are dim, and the carpets are peeled off. However, considering this size and degree of freedom, I think it is more than the price. It's about an annex, so I wonder if there used to be a main building.

It is close to the station, so it is convenient for travel. In addition, the male staff at the front desk is also gentle and quick. The front desk who forgot to give the breakfast ticket, when I entered the room, there was already a room phone. I noticed that I forgot to give it immediately and contacted me. Breakfast is a Viking, but this is also a female staff who is very careful and cares. The porridge container was thick and could not be opened with bare hands. The staff opened and gave me porridge. And the breakfast buffet is delicious. I like the fried sirass porridge sanuki Udon pudding.

I made a reservation because I wanted to stay the night after the drinking party. The room on the first floor was clean and comfortable. I was disappointed that I only used the sauna in the large public bath in the morning, but the sauna was large and comfortable. The room is generally quiet, but early in the morning I heard a popping sound coming from somewhere and it bothered me and I couldn't sleep. It was convenient to be able to go in and out as I wanted with a room card, and I wanted to make the most of my time.

Should I say that there isn’t much to do in Tokushima at night? It seems a little quiet around here at night Although it is not far from Meishan Cable Car/Awa Dance Hall But it still takes about ten minutes to walk from the JR station. It's an ordinary Japanese hotel, clean and sanitary, and the room key card is a bit special and does not use a sensor. It's hard to say whether it's not expensive, but I might choose the one with a lower price, which feels more cost-effective. There is no large public bath.