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Kotohira Kadan
4.5/541 Reviews

Kotohira Kadan

Kotohira|0.8km from city centre
We just returned from a quick but memorable trip to Shikoku. We stayed at Kotohira Kadan for our first night since it's conveniently situated to enjoy some of the finest Sanuki Udon noodle restaurants in the area (we chose not to explore Kotohira-gu (aka ”Konpira-san”) - that will be reserved for a next visit.) While we enjoy modern rooms as much as the next person, we also appreciate traditional architecture, furnishings and decor... and Chouseiden (長生殿), Kotohira Kadan's top room, oozed history and tradition in a way that left us with a lasting impression. Chouseiden is one of a handful of stand-alone villas at the ryokan, and was inhabited by the local Lord many years ago. It's also liberally adorned with the art collection of the original owner Kotohira Kadan, including ancient folding screens, sliding doors and hanging scrolls that were produced by famous artists. It's so history-laden that it is bound to creep some people out... I don't think Mrs. KI-NRT would ever choose to live in such a room, but as an ”experience” it was well worth the privilege of trying out Chouseiden. It does have the comforts of a modern ryokan/hotel, such as toilets with washlets, fast WiFi and Western-style beds, and boasts 152m² of total living space, which is generous by any definition of a flagship ryokan room. The only drawback was the lack of a private Onsen (natural hot springs) bath in the room - something we've come to expect at top-level ryokans, at least (and especially) in their top rooms. Some of the standard rooms do offer in-room Onsen baths, however, which might tip the scales to the non-villa rooms' favor for some people. As a consolation, Kotohira Kadan offers the use of their private bath (which can be rented out by the hour), and it's free for guests staying at one of the Hanare Villa rooms. Food was served in our room, and it was a delight. While it's not the best ryokan meal we've ever had, we appreciated the efforts taken by the kitchen staff to offer seasonal and local dishes that gave us a good taste of Kagawa. In particular, the deep-fried Pike Conger with simmered vegetables doused in a dashi broth was unique and flavorful, as well as the Red Sea Bream Shabu Shabu (Hot Pot.) Breakfast was also varied and bountiful, although nothing really blew us away, which is just as well, since we were planning to go on an Udon tasting expedition beginning later that morning. The grounds are not massive, but there's a pretty little pond with some interesting vegetation around it. And the architecture of the Hanare Villas (including Chouseiden) give Kotohira Kadan a real sense of place given its proximity to Kotohira-gu. Keep in mind that the property is quite large when it comes to room count (43 total), so there may be some walking between your room and the main reception and lounge areas (from Chouseiden, you'll need to walk outside for a short distance - fine if the weather is cooperating.) Service is not up to the standards set by top luxury r
Konpira-Spa Yumoto Yachiyo
3.4/58 Reviews

Konpira-Spa Yumoto Yachiyo

Kotohira|0.54km from city centre
The location of Ctrip's hotel was incorrectly marked, and it was actually on another street. After exiting jr, go straight to the T-junction and turn left. The hotel is about 100 meters away. The hotels in the Kotohira area are all medium and large hotels, and it is said that the hotel has a history. Therefore, the room facilities in the hotel are very old, and the exhaust fan in the bathroom of the room we live in makes a loud noise. The air conditioner is dirty and dare not use it. The public bathroom has been renovated, but it is not too big. The mixed bathing on the top floor is for bathing suits, so don’t worry too much. There are several Taiwanese students working as waiters in the hotel. The hotel will write the name of the guest who checked in at the door. Hotels often receive tourist groups, maybe because it is cheap? When you leave the hotel, turn left and there is a 711 convenience store. Basically all the shops in Kotohira are closed at night, so you must book dinner at the hotel. But the breakfast and dinner at the hotel are not very tasty, and they are simple and not classy. In addition, if you have a Shikoku pass, you can get a coupon at the tourist office of the jr station. Take the coupon to the hotel and get a free drink, coffee, orange juice, and tea. Choose one of three. There are many old-fashioned hotels in the Kotohira area, and the conditions are relatively average. Only a few are large and renovated.

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Kotohira Onsen Kotosankaku
4.4/550 Reviews

Kotohira Onsen Kotosankaku

Kotohira|0.59km from city centre
近年宿泊した中で一番と言っても過言ではないくらい良かったです。 大人も子供も満足でした。 ★部屋★ 大人2名・子供2名 4人でも広く感じました。 和室で、19時頃お布団を敷きに来てもらいました。 私は枕が変わると寝れないのですが、硬くもなくフワフワし過ぎもなくでぐっすり寝れました。 トイレとお風呂が一緒でしたが、温泉なので部屋のお風呂は使うことはありませんでした。 狭いけど特に気になりません。 ★温泉★ 最高でした。 脱衣所にタオルが置いてあったので、わざわざ部屋にあるタオルを持って行く必要がなかったです。 露天風呂も、タイルで滑りやすいとかなく歩きやすかったです。 子供と入りましたが、ほんっとに楽しかったです。 朝も入浴しました。 以前湯当たりしたことがあったのであまり朝は入らないのですが、ここの温泉は熱過ぎずのぼせることもなかったです。 朝と夜では男女入れ替わります。 どちらも良かったです。 ★その他★ 仲居さんもとてもフレンドリーで、感じが良かったです。 旅館の前で入り口から離れたところで家族写真をお願いしても、笑顔で対応していただきました。 一眼レフでお願いしたのに、せっかくだから携帯でもと言っていただきました。 館内も清潔でした。 子供もかなり満足したようで、絶対にまた泊まりたいと言っております。 次の日に金比羅山に登りましたが、そのまま車を停めておいてよかったし、杖も無料で貸し出しをしてくれました。 四国は初めてだったけどほんっとに楽しかったです。 売店の商品も充実してました。 ししゃもねこにハマってしまって、売店でもグッズが売ってあり買いました。
Tokishirazu
4.7/56 Reviews

Tokishirazu

Kotohira|0.42km from city centre
Because of the train accident, the arrival time was delayed, so I was too tired to take pictures of the room, but I was assigned a spacious and clean tatami room. There was one toilet and bathroom on each floor, and each floor was shared, but it was easy to use without colliding with other guests. It was a bathroom with a bathtub with a boiler, but it was very spacious. The water in the bathtub was hot without cooling, so I felt really good. 😆 Breakfast was available in Japanese and Western styles. I wanted to eat Japanese home-style meals, so I asked for Japanese style, but it was a really delicious, clean and hearty breakfast. I felt like eating at my grandmother's house in the countryside. He drove me to the entrance of Confira and brought my luggage to the station on time later. It was a warm guest house that was impressed from one to the heat. Because of this place, I want to go to Gotohira again. I really would recommend it to anyone who wants to experience a guest house. I was very tired when the train arrived late, so I'm sorry I couldn't take a picture of the room in advance. The room we stayed in was a very clean and large tatami room. The bath and toilet were shared on each floor, but it was easy to use without meeting other customers. I really liked the large bathroom with a bathtub, and thanks to that, my body got warm. 😆 I was surprised that the Japanese-style breakfast was really delicious. I was able to drive directly to the compiler and send my luggage to the station on time later, so I was able to sightsee easily. Thank you very much for your concern. Thanks to this guest house, I definitely wanted to come here again. Thank you again if you decide to go next time.

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ファミリー広場

Kotohira Kadan
4.5/541 Reviews

Kotohira Kadan

Kotohira|4.76km from ファミリー広場
We just returned from a quick but memorable trip to Shikoku. We stayed at Kotohira Kadan for our first night since it's conveniently situated to enjoy some of the finest Sanuki Udon noodle restaurants in the area (we chose not to explore Kotohira-gu (aka ”Konpira-san”) - that will be reserved for a next visit.) While we enjoy modern rooms as much as the next person, we also appreciate traditional architecture, furnishings and decor... and Chouseiden (長生殿), Kotohira Kadan's top room, oozed history and tradition in a way that left us with a lasting impression. Chouseiden is one of a handful of stand-alone villas at the ryokan, and was inhabited by the local Lord many years ago. It's also liberally adorned with the art collection of the original owner Kotohira Kadan, including ancient folding screens, sliding doors and hanging scrolls that were produced by famous artists. It's so history-laden that it is bound to creep some people out... I don't think Mrs. KI-NRT would ever choose to live in such a room, but as an ”experience” it was well worth the privilege of trying out Chouseiden. It does have the comforts of a modern ryokan/hotel, such as toilets with washlets, fast WiFi and Western-style beds, and boasts 152m² of total living space, which is generous by any definition of a flagship ryokan room. The only drawback was the lack of a private Onsen (natural hot springs) bath in the room - something we've come to expect at top-level ryokans, at least (and especially) in their top rooms. Some of the standard rooms do offer in-room Onsen baths, however, which might tip the scales to the non-villa rooms' favor for some people. As a consolation, Kotohira Kadan offers the use of their private bath (which can be rented out by the hour), and it's free for guests staying at one of the Hanare Villa rooms. Food was served in our room, and it was a delight. While it's not the best ryokan meal we've ever had, we appreciated the efforts taken by the kitchen staff to offer seasonal and local dishes that gave us a good taste of Kagawa. In particular, the deep-fried Pike Conger with simmered vegetables doused in a dashi broth was unique and flavorful, as well as the Red Sea Bream Shabu Shabu (Hot Pot.) Breakfast was also varied and bountiful, although nothing really blew us away, which is just as well, since we were planning to go on an Udon tasting expedition beginning later that morning. The grounds are not massive, but there's a pretty little pond with some interesting vegetation around it. And the architecture of the Hanare Villas (including Chouseiden) give Kotohira Kadan a real sense of place given its proximity to Kotohira-gu. Keep in mind that the property is quite large when it comes to room count (43 total), so there may be some walking between your room and the main reception and lounge areas (from Chouseiden, you'll need to walk outside for a short distance - fine if the weather is cooperating.) Service is not up to the standards set by top luxury r

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Park

Kotohira Kadan
4.5/541 Reviews

Kotohira Kadan

Kotohira|4.28km from Park
We just returned from a quick but memorable trip to Shikoku. We stayed at Kotohira Kadan for our first night since it's conveniently situated to enjoy some of the finest Sanuki Udon noodle restaurants in the area (we chose not to explore Kotohira-gu (aka ”Konpira-san”) - that will be reserved for a next visit.) While we enjoy modern rooms as much as the next person, we also appreciate traditional architecture, furnishings and decor... and Chouseiden (長生殿), Kotohira Kadan's top room, oozed history and tradition in a way that left us with a lasting impression. Chouseiden is one of a handful of stand-alone villas at the ryokan, and was inhabited by the local Lord many years ago. It's also liberally adorned with the art collection of the original owner Kotohira Kadan, including ancient folding screens, sliding doors and hanging scrolls that were produced by famous artists. It's so history-laden that it is bound to creep some people out... I don't think Mrs. KI-NRT would ever choose to live in such a room, but as an ”experience” it was well worth the privilege of trying out Chouseiden. It does have the comforts of a modern ryokan/hotel, such as toilets with washlets, fast WiFi and Western-style beds, and boasts 152m² of total living space, which is generous by any definition of a flagship ryokan room. The only drawback was the lack of a private Onsen (natural hot springs) bath in the room - something we've come to expect at top-level ryokans, at least (and especially) in their top rooms. Some of the standard rooms do offer in-room Onsen baths, however, which might tip the scales to the non-villa rooms' favor for some people. As a consolation, Kotohira Kadan offers the use of their private bath (which can be rented out by the hour), and it's free for guests staying at one of the Hanare Villa rooms. Food was served in our room, and it was a delight. While it's not the best ryokan meal we've ever had, we appreciated the efforts taken by the kitchen staff to offer seasonal and local dishes that gave us a good taste of Kagawa. In particular, the deep-fried Pike Conger with simmered vegetables doused in a dashi broth was unique and flavorful, as well as the Red Sea Bream Shabu Shabu (Hot Pot.) Breakfast was also varied and bountiful, although nothing really blew us away, which is just as well, since we were planning to go on an Udon tasting expedition beginning later that morning. The grounds are not massive, but there's a pretty little pond with some interesting vegetation around it. And the architecture of the Hanare Villas (including Chouseiden) give Kotohira Kadan a real sense of place given its proximity to Kotohira-gu. Keep in mind that the property is quite large when it comes to room count (43 total), so there may be some walking between your room and the main reception and lounge areas (from Chouseiden, you'll need to walk outside for a short distance - fine if the weather is cooperating.) Service is not up to the standards set by top luxury r

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こねこ山

Tokishirazu
4.7/56 Reviews

Tokishirazu

Kotohira|4.82km from こねこ山
Because of the train accident, the arrival time was delayed, so I was too tired to take pictures of the room, but I was assigned a spacious and clean tatami room. There was one toilet and bathroom on each floor, and each floor was shared, but it was easy to use without colliding with other guests. It was a bathroom with a bathtub with a boiler, but it was very spacious. The water in the bathtub was hot without cooling, so I felt really good. 😆 Breakfast was available in Japanese and Western styles. I wanted to eat Japanese home-style meals, so I asked for Japanese style, but it was a really delicious, clean and hearty breakfast. I felt like eating at my grandmother's house in the countryside. He drove me to the entrance of Confira and brought my luggage to the station on time later. It was a warm guest house that was impressed from one to the heat. Because of this place, I want to go to Gotohira again. I really would recommend it to anyone who wants to experience a guest house. I was very tired when the train arrived late, so I'm sorry I couldn't take a picture of the room in advance. The room we stayed in was a very clean and large tatami room. The bath and toilet were shared on each floor, but it was easy to use without meeting other customers. I really liked the large bathroom with a bathtub, and thanks to that, my body got warm. 😆 I was surprised that the Japanese-style breakfast was really delicious. I was able to drive directly to the compiler and send my luggage to the station on time later, so I was able to sightsee easily. Thank you very much for your concern. Thanks to this guest house, I definitely wanted to come here again. Thank you again if you decide to go next time.
Kotohira Kadan
4.5/541 Reviews

Kotohira Kadan

Kotohira|5.2km from こねこ山
We just returned from a quick but memorable trip to Shikoku. We stayed at Kotohira Kadan for our first night since it's conveniently situated to enjoy some of the finest Sanuki Udon noodle restaurants in the area (we chose not to explore Kotohira-gu (aka ”Konpira-san”) - that will be reserved for a next visit.) While we enjoy modern rooms as much as the next person, we also appreciate traditional architecture, furnishings and decor... and Chouseiden (長生殿), Kotohira Kadan's top room, oozed history and tradition in a way that left us with a lasting impression. Chouseiden is one of a handful of stand-alone villas at the ryokan, and was inhabited by the local Lord many years ago. It's also liberally adorned with the art collection of the original owner Kotohira Kadan, including ancient folding screens, sliding doors and hanging scrolls that were produced by famous artists. It's so history-laden that it is bound to creep some people out... I don't think Mrs. KI-NRT would ever choose to live in such a room, but as an ”experience” it was well worth the privilege of trying out Chouseiden. It does have the comforts of a modern ryokan/hotel, such as toilets with washlets, fast WiFi and Western-style beds, and boasts 152m² of total living space, which is generous by any definition of a flagship ryokan room. The only drawback was the lack of a private Onsen (natural hot springs) bath in the room - something we've come to expect at top-level ryokans, at least (and especially) in their top rooms. Some of the standard rooms do offer in-room Onsen baths, however, which might tip the scales to the non-villa rooms' favor for some people. As a consolation, Kotohira Kadan offers the use of their private bath (which can be rented out by the hour), and it's free for guests staying at one of the Hanare Villa rooms. Food was served in our room, and it was a delight. While it's not the best ryokan meal we've ever had, we appreciated the efforts taken by the kitchen staff to offer seasonal and local dishes that gave us a good taste of Kagawa. In particular, the deep-fried Pike Conger with simmered vegetables doused in a dashi broth was unique and flavorful, as well as the Red Sea Bream Shabu Shabu (Hot Pot.) Breakfast was also varied and bountiful, although nothing really blew us away, which is just as well, since we were planning to go on an Udon tasting expedition beginning later that morning. The grounds are not massive, but there's a pretty little pond with some interesting vegetation around it. And the architecture of the Hanare Villas (including Chouseiden) give Kotohira Kadan a real sense of place given its proximity to Kotohira-gu. Keep in mind that the property is quite large when it comes to room count (43 total), so there may be some walking between your room and the main reception and lounge areas (from Chouseiden, you'll need to walk outside for a short distance - fine if the weather is cooperating.) Service is not up to the standards set by top luxury r

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Act Kotohira Municipal Gallery

Konpira-Spa Yumoto Yachiyo
3.4/58 Reviews

Konpira-Spa Yumoto Yachiyo

Kotohira|0.32km from Act Kotohira Municipal Gallery
The location of Ctrip's hotel was incorrectly marked, and it was actually on another street. After exiting jr, go straight to the T-junction and turn left. The hotel is about 100 meters away. The hotels in the Kotohira area are all medium and large hotels, and it is said that the hotel has a history. Therefore, the room facilities in the hotel are very old, and the exhaust fan in the bathroom of the room we live in makes a loud noise. The air conditioner is dirty and dare not use it. The public bathroom has been renovated, but it is not too big. The mixed bathing on the top floor is for bathing suits, so don’t worry too much. There are several Taiwanese students working as waiters in the hotel. The hotel will write the name of the guest who checked in at the door. Hotels often receive tourist groups, maybe because it is cheap? When you leave the hotel, turn left and there is a 711 convenience store. Basically all the shops in Kotohira are closed at night, so you must book dinner at the hotel. But the breakfast and dinner at the hotel are not very tasty, and they are simple and not classy. In addition, if you have a Shikoku pass, you can get a coupon at the tourist office of the jr station. Take the coupon to the hotel and get a free drink, coffee, orange juice, and tea. Choose one of three. There are many old-fashioned hotels in the Kotohira area, and the conditions are relatively average. Only a few are large and renovated.

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Highest PriceNZD 1,990
Lowest PriceNZD 31
Number of Reviews289
Number of Hotels57
Average Price (Weekdays)NZD 347
Average Price (Weekends)NZD 397