Hyper-Inn Takamatsu Ekimae

The location is great, the cleanliness is acceptable, the pillows are too soft, and the single room is as cramped as a traditional Japanese hotel, so it's fine for a simple overnight stay. It is very convenient to find food and shopping nearby, and it is also convenient to take a boat.

Stayed for 2 days and 1 night: It's a 3-minute walk from JR Takamatsu Station. It's convenient for guests who want to catch the shuttle bus or take the ferry. The room furnishings are a bit old, and the door is still opened with a key. There is a bit of musty smell in the room, and there is very little space. It is not suitable for people with large luggage. The sound insulation is good. It is not a problem to sleep at night. The bathroom space is also very small. Turn around It’s also a bit difficult. There are enough charging sockets, but there are no USB plugs. There is a washing machine on 1/F, and bicycles can be borrowed for free. The service staff are polite and the breakfast is rich and delicious.

Single rooms in Japan are very small, but I have never seen such a crowded one. The bathtub was even cut into a special shape to fit the basin in. The soundproofing was extremely poor. I could hear the person next door blowing his nose clearly. The old man at the front desk was also very mean. He looked smiling, but he didn't arrange anything for you. He even said he couldn't add breakfast if I wanted to. He said there were too many Chinese guests. I don't know what that meant. There were only one or two people in the restaurant in the morning. It was not crowded at all. The day before, we were told that we could store our luggage, but the next day, we had to take it away on the same day.

It is conveniently located 2 minutes walk from Takamatsu Station! There are many restaurants around the station, and Takamatsu Port and Takamatsu Castle are close by, so there are many things to see. This is one of the hotels I would highly recommend visiting again.