Hotels With Parking in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan

A fantastic house, nickel facilities and high-quality all in an old house restored with great care. The guest is a rare , gentle , very helpful bead and is able to make you care . The place is just magic. !!! Thank you for everything .

Great location - next to JR station. Single room is tiny but guess it’s a norm for Japan. Bed is not super comfortable - it’s just too soft. Also some bad odor in the washroom

Very natural vibe around the hotel and 3 min driving to the vine bridge. Dinner is amazing and a beautiful outdoor public onsen, which is located on the top of the small hill and you can even take a cable car to get there! Great view and great food, the owner really showed so much care and does her business well. Mountain view from the room and the light on the street is just beautiful. Highly recommended!

Excellent location if you're by train or car. 2 car parks directly behind the hotel, one of which in the open (park 2), which will obviously make the car rather hot in the summer. Park 1 is covered, though sadly the Nissan Roox Keicar was too tall to fit. Train station is directly opposite. The onsen up top is in need of some refurbishment, but it is frequented by locals, when you visit show room keycard and the nice lady will provide you towels. The room was large, spacious, clean and the beds comfy, the room looked as if it had been recd to refurbished, and it's directly above a Lawson as well as a tulleys coffee. So lots of convenience. Just be advised there's not much to do here except the first few shrines of the pilgrimage and some other points that require a car. I wouldn't recommend visiting any other way. And exit to the east via the art museum and circle around via Kobe and Himeji was a highlight of our trip. Hotel is excellent and very good value for money. Recommended.

Cosy Ryokan walkable to Iya Valley Vine bridge although it may be steep at the entry/exit slope for elderly n those with mobility issues. The stay was comfortable and relaxing. Public bath was a little small but nonetheless enjoyable. Food wasn't luxurious but showcased their local seasonal eats. If you are driving and only staying overnight , I would suggest packing an overnighter and leaving the big suitcase in the boot as the poor staff will have to lug them up steep staircases to bring to your room. There is free coffee and also a vending machine next to lobby area. There is a small courtyard to chill after dinner and look at the stars after dark. The Futon can be a little thicker as those not used to sleeping on tatami may wake with a stiffer back. It's not a deal breaker though, will still recc the Ryokan if you are planning on staying in the area and enjoying the famous Japanese hospitality.

I was looking for a place to stay with no meals around Kazurabashi Bridge, and this one happened to be cheap so I booked it. There was a parking lot, the directions were easy to understand, and the staff were very friendly! The bathroom and toilet were shared, but there was a bathtub in the bathroom and it was spacious enough for one person. The toilet also had a washlet and was very clean. The room was also very spacious! It depends on the cost-performance ratio and the places you are visiting, but if you are going to Kazurabashi Bridge, it is very convenient as it is very close by! The community space? had manga and a nostalgic Super Nintendo, and I played with other people staying there! It was a guesthouse I would like to stay at again 😁

It's an old hotel but kept very clean. The breakfast spread was good and delicious. It's very near the train station right next to the shopping mall opposite. Able to walk to the Awa-Odori Kaikan to watch the cultural dance, and I'd recommend to pop by an onsen in the opposite building too.

This is an unmanned hotel, so you'll need to use the phone at the desk to speak with a staff member, who will then retrieve your room key from the key box. The staff only speaks basic English, so you'll need to prepare a way to communicate in Japanese. They also offer early check-in, and the spacious rooms and bathrooms are a rarity in Japan. The bathrooms have strong water pressure and hot water. A microwave and refrigerator are provided. However, the mattresses on the beds were completely worn out. If I ever travel to Tokushima, I'll definitely stay here again.

Cat lovers must arrive at a good place to rest their hearts. In this hotel, you can also see cats everywhere. ～ Very cute 💖 The staff are all very polite 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

The room was clean and the bedding was comfortable, which is the most important thing! What really deserves praise is their breakfast buffet; definitely book a room with breakfast, it's excellent value for money. They even have congee, which Chinese people love! Plus, the location is absolutely fantastic, with the train and bus stations right in front of you, making it super convenient for an early morning trip to Tokushima! And there are plenty of good restaurants nearby, like ramen shops and izakayas, all worth checking out!