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.
The historic hotel has been renovated, and the size of the room, the toilet, the wash basin, and the shower (with a small bathtub) are divided, and the remnants of the 1970s are everywhere. It would be good for those who can feel the atmosphere by making a little creaky noise on the floor. There was a feeling of cleanliness, and I didn't feel inconvenience in the amount of hot water in the shower and controlling the temperature. The biggest caution is that the building next door is almost from the window of the room on the 3rd floor, which was passed through, despite the room with a city view. I barely saw the sky. It is an out-of-town room. It's tough, but this is a level that undermines trust. There are several kinds of bread free light breakfast and green gardens, and the frontman at check-out feels good. The surrounding area was a pleasant journey in a calm residential area of mountain .
Older style but everything is well maintained just like most Japan hotel. Nothing to complaint about, just sleep over for us. But I imagine it’s very convenient as it’s at the JR station, we drove so it makes no difference but nearby parking isn’t as expensive as JR station in more developed city. Food option is plentiful nearby though so that’s great for late night supper.
We’re a family travelling with 3 kids so we booked 2 corner rooms for the needed space.
1) We were given 2 corner rooms at opposite ends of the floor, so we had to walk up & down & up & down the corridor to pass stuff to one another, so that was a bit inconvenient. The hotel refused at first to give us a 2nd key card saying that only 1 is allowed.
2) The rooms were clean, the beds were comfy but the pillows were very flat, so we requested for more pillows but they still didn’t provide much support. There was an electric small leg massager in room.
3) The sink in the toilet was v low, so adults wld have to bend over a bit more. But bathing area & shower was spacious and comfortable.
4) Hotel location was right next to JR, and lots of food options so it was great as we didn’t do hotel breakfast. There is no drop off point for cars or taxis at the hotel as the hotel lobby is on 3rd floor of building.
5) We drove a 7 seater car(to accommodate luggages) so the roof was too high & had to be parked at a Times public carpark 2 mins away that we paid for.
6) All in all, a recommended hotel in Tokushima & we would return to stay again due to central location & shopping areas all reachable on foot.
The hotel cleanliness is superb although is classis hotel, the hotel staffs are very polite and helpful. Very convenient location and there are many amenities are within walking distance.
We traveled during the Awa Odori Festival and chose to stay at Anan because it was less crowded. This super hotel also maintained its usual high standards, with many details just right. I recommend it for self-driving tours, as parking is convenient. Special thanks to Mr. and Ms. Sugihara for their excellent service.
Quiet location, good room environment, free hot and cold drinks
But the reception is on the first floor, and it will be hard to have luggage,
But the elevator on the floor can go directly to the ground
Very very good place to stay, especially if you're in Iya. Highly recommended and it's so near iya bridge that you can drop by early while there's NOONE. But very strict on timing so 3pm check-in but you can walk around. Very good dinner and local breakfast. Room was awesome!
Just stay here, will stay here again! Onsen was good too!
It's too far to walk from Tokushima Station, but it takes 10 minutes by bus. However, the bus doesn't run until after 9 o'clock, so it's a bit difficult to stay out late at night. I like everything except the location. The room is clean and spacious, and the breakfast is delicious. The area is quiet, so it's good for getting some rest.
The hotel is clean and tidy. Parking is convenient for self-driving tours. There are parking spaces in front and behind the hotel gate. There are many choices of restaurants around the hotel. There is also a large bathing area to soak away fatigue. I have stayed many times and am very satisfied with the hotel facilities and staff services. excellent
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FFerfer8We’re a family travelling with 3 kids so we booked 2 corner rooms for the needed space.
1) We were given 2 corner rooms at opposite ends of the floor, so we had to walk up & down & up & down the corridor to pass stuff to one another, so that was a bit inconvenient. The hotel refused at first to give us a 2nd key card saying that only 1 is allowed.
2) The rooms were clean, the beds were comfy but the pillows were very flat, so we requested for more pillows but they still didn’t provide much support. There was an electric small leg massager in room.
3) The sink in the toilet was v low, so adults wld have to bend over a bit more. But bathing area & shower was spacious and comfortable.
4) Hotel location was right next to JR, and lots of food options so it was great as we didn’t do hotel breakfast. There is no drop off point for cars or taxis at the hotel as the hotel lobby is on 3rd floor of building.
5) We drove a 7 seater car(to accommodate luggages) so the roof was too high & had to be parked at a Times public carpark 2 mins away that we paid for.
6) All in all, a recommended hotel in Tokushima & we would return to stay again due to central location & shopping areas all reachable on foot.
JJeremy T (JT)Very very good place to stay, especially if you're in Iya. Highly recommended and it's so near iya bridge that you can drop by early while there's NOONE. But very strict on timing so 3pm check-in but you can walk around. Very good dinner and local breakfast. Room was awesome!
Just stay here, will stay here again! Onsen was good too!
FFairyflossA nice hotel conveniently located near the JR station with convenience stores and plenty of eateries nearby. It is also close to a mall where you can find local delicacies, including a food market in the basement. Paid parking is connected to the hotel and the staff can provide discounted parking rates which was a plus. The room was comfortable and clean, and the buffet breakfast was good with a decent selection. We arrived close to last order and they had already started clearing some of the food so it’s best to go early if you want to enjoy your meal at a more relaxed pace.
GGuest UserAs 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.
GGuest UserA very nice hot spring hotel nestled in the mountains, with Chinese-speaking staff making communication easy. The hotel's hot spring was quite interesting; you had to build a small train-like structure to go up the mountain and soak in it—very tranquil. The scenery was beautiful in spring and summer; I wonder if it's even more enchanting in winter. The cuisine included robatayaki (grilled skewers) and some local specialties. Coincidentally, the young man who served us was diligently learning Chinese and even explained the ingredients and preparation methods of each dish in Mandarin. The hotel also offered a free evening tour, driving everyone to see the vine bridge and waterfall. A very enjoyable trip.
GGuest UserOlder style but everything is well maintained just like most Japan hotel. Nothing to complaint about, just sleep over for us. But I imagine it’s very convenient as it’s at the JR station, we drove so it makes no difference but nearby parking isn’t as expensive as JR station in more developed city. Food option is plentiful nearby though so that’s great for late night supper.
GGuest UserThe front desk staff was very friendly and the parking lot was quite spacious with 7-Eleven across the street, so the location was good.
The boat dock where you can see the whirlpools of Naruto Bridge is about 12 to 15 minutes away by car, and in my case, the whirlpools came out once at 9:00 and once at 9:30 the next morning, so
I had to stay as close as possible.
If the whirlpools come out in the afternoon, it doesn't matter, but if you come out early in the morning, this accommodation seems to be the best place to stay considering the time.
FFish Fish Fish FishThere's a long staircase leading to the entrance, with no elevator signs.
Only after checking in did I realize the elevator is located in the parking lot, near the entrance.
All necessary amenities are available.
The power supply requires a unique method: you need to insert a key into a rectangular cylinder to access the power.
Every time I return from an outing, I have to restart the air conditioner and wait for the smell to dissipate.
LLhamo Dolma HollandVery nice welcome by the owner and great stay!
The rooms is nice and clean and also the shared bathroom & restroom. The room itself was nice, clean, stylish ((Japese room)
Downstairs you can sit for a tea or coffee (free) so that’s very nice! Opposite the the guesthouse is also a convenient shop. So the location is also nice! We stayed there on the pelgrimage tour. So overall I can really recommend the small hotel! Please try it yourself! Very nice experience!
LLee DavidCame to Tokushima to participate the marathon. Hostel was located near the Tokushima JR Station, about 8 mins by foot. Nearby the hostel there are various eateries and convenience stores. The cost / performance factory is pretty high as there are breakfast provided in the morning. You can have coffee/tea or package soup plus toasted bread. Though simple butt can defining fill up your stomach if you are not a big eater.
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