2-Star Hotels in Kochi Prefecture, Japan

This is a great little hotel. It was so unassuming that I was pleasantly surprised by the service, comfort and quality of my stay here. I half expected only an average place, but from the moment I entered the lobby and was greeted by the warmest, friendliest reception, I was totally happy. He quickly checked me in, and upon my enquiry on suitable local restaurants he informed me they have free curry right now, along with bottomless drinks (hot and cold, tea, coffee, juice and soft drinks), it was perfect, just want I needed after a long day. He also helped with parking as their hotel lotcwas full. The room was basic, but it was all clean and worked well, the bed was comfy and shower had good pressure and hot water, heaven. Breakfast the next day was also lovely, a good mix of Asian and western. I was chuffed and would gladly stay here again. Thanks very much for a pleasant stay, lovely food and kind, considerate and professional staff. Cheers 😃

Located near major shopping and dining in Kochi, this business-class inn was a moderate walk from JR Kochi station and only a few stops away on the local streetcar that runs nearly in front, itself a nostalgic attraction for visitors to the region. Of all my stays in Japan, the front desk and lobby staff went far to make me feel welcome and accommodate my few requests, making my three night stay in Kochi effortless and enjoyable.

Close to JR station and booked a Japanese tatami room. There were about 9 tatami rooms, so I was lucky to stay for 2 nights. It was nice to have a large bath. In particular, the staff were very friendly and gave a lot of advice and help on the trip. The only inconvenience was the stairs at the entrance of the hotel.

We stayed for one night as a couple, without meals included. The reception staff and the staff who showed us around the building were all very polite and helpful. We were given two single rooms by opening the inner door, so we could use both rooms together! It was spacious and comfortable. The room had a sink, toothbrushes, and body towels. The futon was a heavy, old-fashioned comforter, which reminded me of a country house. (laughs) The toilet and bathroom are shared, but we didn't encounter or overlap with other guests, so it was no problem. The building is old, but there's a convenience store right in front, and the location is great.

The location is super convenient, easily accessible by streetcar or bus. They even offer free curry rice in the evenings and a simple breakfast in the mornings. It's truly excellent!

Nice hotel, the room is large, the dinner is very rich, and the shuttle service of Shifang Qingshui City is also provided. The underwater pavilion, the aquarium, and the tour trail are nearby, very convenient and the scenery is beautiful.

It is best to check the navigation route when walking to Avan Hotel from Sukumo Station. The parking lot under the elevated road will go around a long way. The hotel also provides a welcome drink upon check-in, which is very good. The hotel room is very quiet and clean, and the staff are very nice

Location is perfect if you have a car. You can't see the view from the room, but there is no problem if you just stay. The price is also cheap. The biggest difficulty is dirty and old slippers. I think it's better to spend that cost. I think it's better to bring your mobile slippers if you go.

The hotel's location is a bit difficult to find, but it's easy to find. Parking is limited to one session for guests with a car, and is valid from 8 PM to 10 AM the following morning. The discounted rate is 800 yen (1200 yen if you're parking by yourself). You can purchase a parking ticket from the hotel front desk and park in the parking lot across the street. The rooms are Japanese-style and quite good. There's a large public bath and open-air bath on the top floor. Women must first obtain a key from the front desk and then proceed to the entrance to the women's bath. The breakfast wasn't very good. It's recommended not to include breakfast with this hotel booking, as the selection is quite limited.