Hotels With Spa in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan

I stayed for 6 nights but not offer room cleaning services, although towels are provided everyday. Open air hot spa area is too small. recommend not to go during peak hour at night. I love the free Ramen provided after 9.30pm with free soft drinks, coffee and tea. very close to shopping area and many restaurant at nearby. so still worthwhile for re-visit.

Brilliant hotel on the doorstep of Konpira Yama. Onsen was great, they have a variety of public/private baths and private is almost always available. Food was also a highlight for us, a very traditional Japanese course style dinner that was complimentary to a good bath! Last to mention is it’s late night noodles, a simple broth yet packed with flavour!

First of all, I must say the service was absolutely fantastic!! They really work hard and did a really great job, especially the lady with a pair of glasses! So sorry I didn’t get the name, please transfer my big thank you for the assistance for checking in, picking up my baggage and driving me from the hotel to JR station. You are very cute by the way lol Secondly, although the price is a bit high, I do recommended it if you come here for a rest, a celebration or even with friends. A quiet, spacious hotel which must try once in a lifetime.

I highly recommend this hotel for those seeking a quiet hot spring experience away from crowds. It is located a bit remotely from the city and surrounded by nature, which I absolutely love! Driving here is quite accessible. Since I planned to stay for more than one day, they provided a free pickup from the Kotohira JR Station, which is also very convenient. All the staff members are friendly and helpful. This low-density hotel has around 26 rooms, so it sells out very quickly, especially during peak season. There is a small gift shop, but I found everything I needed there. The room met my expectations, offering enough space with an outdoor deck and a private hot spring tub. I could hop into the hot spring tub anytime. If in the summer, I would be sitting on the outdoor deck to take in the views of the woods and nature, listening to the birds sing. The lotion provided is of very good quality; I use it every time I finish in the hot spring, as it smooths my skin. I should check if the gift shop sells it. The minibar is well-stocked with coffee and tea, and a 2-liter bottle of water was provided, along with a filtered water tap in the washroom. The public hot spring is spacious, allowing for plenty of privacy. One thing I wasn't sure about was that they provided us with a twin bed room. Since I was there with my husband, we expected a double bed room. We didn’t check with them about it because we decided to use the futon bed instead, which was surprisingly comfortable. I ended up sleeping even deeper than on a regular bed.  We were also confused about the futon bed setup requiring an extra charge, guess it was considered an extra bed. However, they arranged it for us without charging extra, which we really appreciated!  The dining experience was fantastic as well. There are different sessions in the restaurant, and they assign different tables for each meal, making it feel like dining in various restaurants. The service was very professional, with the staff explaining each dish to us. Even though one server covered two tables, I felt like they were serving us privately and gave us enough personal time. The restaurant closes after breakfast and before dinner, which gives you a great opportunity to explore the area during lunchtime. There are also delicious udon restaurants nearby. Just a heads up, though—I didn’t notice any room service available, so if you want snacks in your room, it’s a good idea to prepare your own. I am looking forward to staying in their other branches!

The hotel is located a bit far from the city center, but the staff were friendly and the breakfast was delicious. The bed was firm and the pillows were comfortable. The water is tap water (you get it from the sink), so if you find it inconvenient, I recommend buying it at a mart or convenience store like me. The public bath is smaller than I thought, but the water was cleanly managed. There is a Halows mart nearby, and you can rent a bike for free for 2 hours. There is a basket in the front of the bike, and if you buy a lot of water like me, you can put it on the back seat, but there is no strap to secure it. I went with a backpack, so I put 3 2L bottles of water in the front basket and brought the rest of the items in my bag.

The hotel facilities are very complete and the staff service is very good with high English proficiency. The hotel environment is very beautiful, and watching the sunrise and sunset is a very pleasant experience. The breakfast was very rich, with many delicacies to choose from, especially the tempeh with local ginger.

The hotel is not far from the station and there is a hotel shuttle bus, which is very convenient. On the way to the hotel, there is a shopping street, which is very good. Breakfast and dinner are buffets, public baths and private styles are very good and worth recommending.

There is a bath, a jjimjilbang, a smoking room, a cartoon room, a capsule room in the hotel, so it's really good to use it at a cheap price. It was very good to take the high-speed bus from Matsuyama to Takamatsu and get off next to the park. However, if you want to go in and out, you have to leave your shoe keys and receive them again, so it may be uncomfortable if you go out often. Overall, I think it's very reasonable for the price.

If the cost of accommodation in Qinping is similar, there should be a better choice! The hot springs and breakfast are not good, and they are far from the promotional photos! You can see the river outside the room window, and if you light up the yellow lanterns next to it, it’s a bonus!