Hotels With Wi-Fi in Kochi Prefecture, Japan

Clean and nice rooms. Friendly staff. Great location close to Kochi train station a 13 min walk to the AEON mall. Awesome if u stay on a Sunday they have a great Sunday Market only 13mins walk also. Fresh local produce, nice food and local crafts being sold. Definitely worth a visit if u are there Sunday.

Hmm... I really don't want to speak ill of others, but I can't help it. 1. The hotel staff initially thought I didn't speak Japanese, so they just handed me an English check-in guide and finished the check-in process. 2. The hotel hangers were so dirty that they stained my white clothes, forcing me to wash them. 3. There was differential treatment; their own people got bottled water, while we got nothing. I probably won't choose to stay here again.

The hotel and Ctrip have different information about room cleaning. The hotel does not provide free cleaning, but Ctrip says it provides daily cleaning. After communicating with the hotel, they added free cleaning for the next few days. I hope the platform can correct the mark later. The hotel has complete facilities, free laundry, clean bathhouse, free popsicles and soy sauce noodles for supper, and nice rooms. It is very close to Hiroto Market. You will pass by a large area of *** when you return from the station, so you need to pay attention to safety when you return to the hotel at night. It costs 720 yen to take a taxi from the station to the hotel

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.

It was my first time in Kochi. The parking lot staff was very kind and gave me lots of information. I stayed in a Japanese-style room, and although it was old, it was clean and the futon was fluffy and comfortable. Thank you very much.

Comfort Hotel Kochi became our 12th hotel on this journey, and honestly, it was one of the most pleasant surprises so far. We checked in earlier today, and the location immediately scored big points — it is just a comfortable 5-minute walk from Kochi Station, making arrival very easy. The hotel itself feels brand new, and that freshness really shows. The lobby is slightly more spacious than other Comfort Hotels we have stayed at in Japan, which made a great first impression. Check-in was smooth even though it was done via a machine, and there was a friendly staff member nearby who stepped in to help and speed up the process when needed — a small touch, but very much appreciated. We were assigned a room on the highest floor, and to our surprise, this turned out to be the biggest standard double room we have ever stayed in across all Comfort Hotels in other cities. The room felt new, spotless, and thoughtfully laid out. The entrance area was spacious enough to fully open our large luggage without playing Tetris — always a win. The bed was comfortable, and while two pillows were already provided, I was able to get additional ones easily. There was a proper desk and chair, making it comfortable to sit down and work. The TV felt modern as well, with YouTube available, which was a nice bonus after a long day out. Even the bathroom was more spacious than expected, adding to the overall comfort. What made the stay even better was the free breakfast included for both nights of our stay, which always adds great value. On top of that, the streetcar station is also within walking distance, making it very convenient to explore Kochi without any hassle. Overall, Comfort Hotel Kochi exceeded our expectations — modern, comfortable, spacious, and well-located. It was a solid and satisfying stay that made us glad we chose it.

OMO7 Kochi by Hoshino Group is located in the center of Kochi. Although it is not very lively, it is no problem to travel by car. The hotel provides private parking for convenient parking. It is about a 15-minute drive from Kochi Castle, Harimayabashi and other attractions. The hotel was renovated and opened in June 2024. The environment is new and clean. The room design is based on the theme of Kochi's ”banquet culture” and is full of local characteristics. It has a Japanese platform and Tosa dog elements. The dry and wet separated toilet equipment is novel. The Yosakoi performance at 9 o'clock every night is lively and interesting, but some guests say that the location is a bit off. I think the hotel has a rich cultural experience and is suitable for travelers who love design and local culture. I recommend staying!

It feels a bit dated, but as expected from the Nishitetsu chain, it feels well-maintained. The location is excellent, the breakfast is decent, and the staff are friendly. However, the humming noise from the air conditioner was annoying at night. Those with sensitive skin might find it uncomfortable to sleep.

The hotel is in a good location, and the building appears to be quite old. However, the interior of the hotel and the room decor have been renovated in a modern style. Other than the lock system (not a card key), there's no sense of antiquity, and the cleanliness was sufficient. Considering the end of the year, the price seems reasonable. Unfortunately, I was woken up by snoring from the room next door. The sound was so strong that it felt like the person in the room was snoring. In the end, I woke up in the morning having barely slept that night. Not only was the snoring audible, but the sounds of the TV and the running shower were also clearly audible, and I can't help but feel that the building's structure lacks soundproofing (although I'm sure this varies greatly from person to person). Again, this was unfortunate and disappointing.

It was only a one-coin breakfast, but I was very satisfied. I ate a lot of seared bonito for breakfast! There were so many side dishes to go with the rice, it was hard to choose. They also had bicycle rentals, which was fun!