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Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Shikoku including Kotosankaku, Funaya, Jyoseikan, Kotohira Grand Hotel Sakuranosho, Chaharu, Funaya, Shimanto no Yado, Koubaitei, Dogo Grand Hotel, Dogokan.
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1. Kotosankaku
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
See why so many travelers make Kotosankaku their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Kotohira-cho. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Close to some of Kotohira-cho's most popular landmarks, such as Takatoro (0.2 mi) and Matsuo-ji Temple (0.3 mi), Kotosankaku is a great destination for tourists. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, a minibar, and a refrigerator, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the onsen ryokan. Kotosankaku features a gift shop, a coffee shop, and shops, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts a pool and breakfast. If you are driving to Kotosankaku, free parking is available. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Kotohira-cho yakiniku restaurant such as Liontei, which is a short distance from Kotosankaku. If you are interested in exploring Kotohira-cho, check out a science museum, such as Umi no Kagakukan. At Kotosankaku, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Kotohira-cho.
Lot of arts and cultural displays with delicious Udon nearby (Free parking for the shrine)
Reviewed By psprofThis was a nice hotel experience for us and the price was relatively good for a ryokan. We actually got an option without the in-room meal, which we really enjoyed because of the nearby udon and freedom it gives us. the fact that they provide such an option is really a good quality of the hotel. The room was clean and the bath was quite nice. They change the baths in the morning so it is possible to experience both types of baths. One bath has a "warm" sauna rather than hot and the other bath has several different varieties of herbal baths. Walking around you can find a lot of different kinds of art and pottery, some of it very large and nice. We noticed a lot of people just ignoring all this, so it is worth stopping and taking a look around if you go to the hotel. They also had a robot in the lobby for the kids to play with. The room came with quite a few sweets and complimentary tea. More sweets than I am used to receiving in hotels, even in Japan. It also came with all the usual amenities. The staff were fine and accommodating. we had no issues. Parking was also free if you stay the night, which is much cheaper than the 1000 yen charged for people just visiting the shrine nearby.
2. Funaya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 324 reviews
Funaya has a proud 390-year history. We welcome our guests with courteous Japanese-style hospitality.[Access] From Matsuyama Airport: 40 mins by limousine bus bound for Dogo Onsen, From Dogo-Onsen bus stop: 3 mins on foot.From Matsuyama seaport: 30 mins by limousine bus bound for Dogo Onsen, From Dogo-Onsen bus stop: 3 mins on foot.
Good mix of Japanese and Western
Reviewed By Marjo1187The visit started with a disappointment, the main reason for selecting this hotel was the rooms with a balcony facing the garden. When we arrived we did get a room with a balcony, however facing the busy road next to the garden. When complaining we got moved one room closer to the garden, with a view of the garden but still could hear and see the road. The room is a combination of western, beds, and Japanese, the tatami sitting area. Quite spacious, good size bathroom and seperate toilet. Breakfast has choice of Japanese or western, both come as a set menu, which were good. One night we opted for the japanes kaiseki diner, an elaborate selection of japanese dishes. Very good quality, which comes at a price. Service is top notch. Location is just around the corner from the onsen, and there is a tram stop close by.
3. Jyoseikan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 278 reviews
If you’re looking for a luxury onsen ryokan in Kochi, look no further than Jyoseikan. While staying at Jyoseikan, visitors can check out Kochi Park (0.6 mi) and Kochi Tabi Hiroba (1.3 mi), some of Kochi's top attractions. In addition, while staying at Jyoseikan guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and room service, and you can stay connected with free wifi. You can also enjoy a sauna and an on-site restaurant while staying at Jyoseikan. Need a place to park? Parking is available at Jyoseikan. While visiting Kochi, you may want to try some yakitori at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Ueta, Yumeya, or Yakitoriya. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Kochi Castle (0.5 mi), Ryoma Sakamoto Memorial Museum (0.0 mi), or Kochi Castle Museum Of History (0.6 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. The staff at Jyoseikan looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Just wow
Reviewed By chiaraterzThis may well be the fanciest hotel I have ever stayed at, I was not surprised when I found out it is where the Emperor stays when he visits Kochi. The tatami-style room was as big as my whole two-person apartment in Tokyo, and had a perfect view of Kochi Castle. I wiled away a good hour sipping tea and looking out the window, very relaxing. There was a huge selection of yukata to wear in the room, but I think it was the baths that really got me. Not only is there a massage chair (again, overlooking the castle) that is free to use, but at night if you press a button THE ENTIRE CASTLE LIGHTS UP!!! I mean seriously, how awesome is that?
4. Kotohira Grand Hotel Sakuranosho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 278 reviews
Kotohira grand hotel Sakuranosho is located on the 22nd step of Kotohira shrine. Cherry blossom in Spring, Summer turns green, and red leave cover everywhere in Autumn, You may enjoy all of these view through the windows of our hotel. For ladies, You may enjoy the Woman open-air spring floating with rose flowers. For Breakfast, It's buffet, We have about 50 kings of food in cluding Japanese food and Western food.
A perfect place to experience the whole Japanese way of relaxing and sleeping.
Reviewed By Noel LAfter a long day on the road and walking the 785 steps to the Kompira-Gu Main Shrine it was a very pleasant experience staying at this Hotel. I utilised the Spa and slept with the supplied on request futon on the floor and was surprisingly comfortable. The evening meal was large and excellent and I was very pleased to have had a "ryokan" styled experience.
5. Chaharu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Chaharu is a refined hotel with luxurious facilities. The hotel is only a minute away from the famous Dogo Onsen. The hotel's outdoors hot spring has a stunning view of the city and the mountains. The guest rooms are chic, spotless, and very relaxing. The hotel has a restaurant that offers exquisite washoku and meat and seafood dishes. The hotel has a spacious indoors public bath as well as a bar and a relaxing lounge. High-speed internet access (WiFi) is available in all guest rooms.
Open onsen
Reviewed By Robert INice, clean, relaxing hotel right across Dogo Onsen and shopping area. Great location. Onsen on roof was great place to relax, both day and night. Rooms were average size but very comfortable and food in restaurant was outstanding. Loved the specialty onigiri. Wrapped and ready to go.
6. Funaya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 324 reviews
Funaya has a proud 390-year history. We welcome our guests with courteous Japanese-style hospitality.[Access] From Matsuyama Airport: 40 mins by limousine bus bound for Dogo Onsen, From Dogo-Onsen bus stop: 3 mins on foot.From Matsuyama seaport: 30 mins by limousine bus bound for Dogo Onsen, From Dogo-Onsen bus stop: 3 mins on foot.
Good mix of Japanese and Western
Reviewed By Marjo1187The visit started with a disappointment, the main reason for selecting this hotel was the rooms with a balcony facing the garden. When we arrived we did get a room with a balcony, however facing the busy road next to the garden. When complaining we got moved one room closer to the garden, with a view of the garden but still could hear and see the road. The room is a combination of western, beds, and Japanese, the tatami sitting area. Quite spacious, good size bathroom and seperate toilet. Breakfast has choice of Japanese or western, both come as a set menu, which were good. One night we opted for the japanes kaiseki diner, an elaborate selection of japanese dishes. Very good quality, which comes at a price. Service is top notch. Location is just around the corner from the onsen, and there is a tram stop close by.
7. Shimanto no Yado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Our hotel is surrounded by beautiful nature.Please enjoy the beautiful scenery of Shimanto River,Pacific Ocean,and fresh air.
Dated
Reviewed By HillsCALocation is peaceful, close to ocean. Hotel itself looked fine, even artistic. However, the room was tired, dated, old. It appears to be 40 year old everything in the room. Decently maintained, but old. WiFi does not reach the room. Onsen was ok. Meals were ok, below average.
8. Koubaitei
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 215 reviews
Koubaitei of Kagawa Prefecture is located on Monzen Machi town under the Konpira Shrine. We have our own hot spring water source, and the Original Onsen hotspring water source from the Onsen Village and of course we have 6 rooms with private open air hot spring cabins.
Elegant and Friendly Japanese-Style Hotel
Reviewed By NaMakaniThe Koubaitei is an upscale Japanese-style hotel with an emphasis on service and comfort. My wife and I stayed here for 2 nights in mid-May, ‘18 on a small group tour composed of mostly British and Americans. Of the hotels we stayed in during our month-long visit to Japan, this was one of our favorites and we strongly recommend it if you are looking for a taste of Japanese hospitality at its finest, and you are ok with not being able to speak Japanese. Although some of the staff speak a small amount of English and westerners are warmly welcomed, this is most definitely a Japanese hotel – there is no English on the outside of the building and very little elsewhere. That aside, the staff were very friendly and attentive, obviously determined to make your stay pleasant. The Koubaitai is an easy walk from the JR station, though as part of its high level of service the hotel sent a small coach for our group and our luggage. The hotel is about a 10-minute walk to the main old-town approach to the Konpira-san temple, where there are a number of restaurants and shops. The lobby area is a stunning, high-ceiling open area with a wall of glass looking into a beautiful garden, and lots of comfortable places to sit and talk. Our room (907) was one of the largest we had during our month-long visit to Japan. It was attractive and well appointed, with the usual central table, a side table, and a mini-bar with tea-making facilities. Being in the Japanese style, the beds were futons placed on the room’s tatami mats while we were at dinner. They were fairly comfortable, even the firm rice-hull pillows. The bathroom was good-sized and attractive, with a separate rooms for the vanity, shower/tub (Onsen-style), and the usual Japanese starship captain’s chair toilet. The hotel baths were downstairs on the ground floor and were beautiful, with both indoor and outdoor pools. We had two excellent banquet-style meals during our stay, but since these were served to our group in a private room we can’t comment on the restaurant ala carte menu. The breakfast buffet was served in the restaurant, with two serving areas featuring a wide array of Japanese and western dishes. Everything we had was very good. The restaurant setting was off the lobby and was very pleasant. The Koubaitei is an excellent hotel and we don’t hesitate to recommend it. We stayed as part of a group, but we wouldn’t hesitate to return here as a couple.
9. Dogo Grand Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
The only hotel enjoying【a hot rock sauna】in Dogoonsen :) "Enjoying 【a hot rock sauna】 with relaxation!", a women and a man regardless of age or sex.The hot spring to enable taking a bath until 25 o'clock drawn from Dogo Onsen Main build.
Not bad hotel can enjoy the hot springs enough
Reviewed By MrJackFrost道後温泉駅から徒歩５分程度の距離にあり、建物は若干年季が入っているが、一部リノベーションが入っており気にはならない程度。 部屋は和室で広く、昔の日本のホテルといった印象。大浴場は広く、コロナの影響か入浴している宿泊客がいなくて独り占めできた。朝食も松山特産の料理も使われ、かなり満足。 It is about a 5-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Station, and the building is a little old, but it has been partially renovated so it doesn't matter. The room is Japanese-style and spacious, giving the impression of an old Japanese hotel style. The large communal bath was large, and I was able to monopolize it because there were no guests taking a bath due to the influence of the corona, perhaps. Breakfast is Matsuyama's specialty dishes are used, and I am quite satisfied.
10. Dogokan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 214 reviews
Ryokan
Mr. Ng
Reviewed By DisignasIt was my first time travel to Dogo, although I visited Japan more than 30 times. I reserved a non-smoking room at Dogokan for 3 days in Nov, 2019. On the evening of the second day, I smelt secondhand smoke, I asked the reception is it a NON-Smoking floor, they said IT IS a SMOKING floor, but MY ROOM is NON-smoking. I asked if they have non-smoking floor, they said yes. They did nothing to solve this issue, and I suffered secondhand smoke for more than 12 hours. I think it is ridiculous in Japan, not a "Japanese service" anymore.
