Luxury Hotels in Kagawa Prefecture from NT$3,161

"a staff helped us with check in and it was easy and efficient. Room was very spacious for Japan standard. There were dead mosquitos, body hair and blood stain found in the new bed. Everything else was very clean tho. Self check out. They offer free locker for you to store your suitcases in case you need to take them later. Few minutes walk to train station and main shopping streets. Very convenient."

"I believe I’ve stayed here around 30 times. No matter when I visit, it’s always a comfortable and pleasant stay."

"Great"

"good"

"The hotel is beautiful. The staff is excellent. The onsen is the best we have encountered. We used it 3 times! The little convenience store is not great but the airport is close and the shuttle is free! The nearby Sanuki Kodomonokuni was SO MUCH FUN for the whole family and it is FREE!!! We could have spent two days just hanging out there doing the many activities! The breakfast was repetitive but had a good selection and it had things we all enjoyed! The airport has good restaurants if you don’t want to make your way back into town (where there are wonderful restaurants and of course the beautiful Ritsurin Gardens). The car dealership next door has a better vending machine than the hotel for soda pop, but the vending machines in the “resting room” (connect to the unseen change rooms) had good options, and a whole machine of ice cream."

"Great stay in Takamatsu. Standard hotel with breakfast included. Good location in the heart of Takamatsu. Around 5 minutes walk to the train stations. Across from shopping and restaurants. The rooms were clean. "

"I ended up having to book another hotel because of the late check in time and my having to wait for 4 hours. A review is therefore unfair to the hotel, although the rating is based solely on their limited reception hours"

"朝食のおかずの種類が多く、感動しました！"

"Very cute rooms, the beds were private and spacious, bedding was very warm and comfortable (slept amazingly). I didn't get back in time for dinner but the udon for breakfast on the first morning was fantastic and I was serenaded by a lovely man playing Ghibli music and the beatles on a ukulele as I ate my cheesy bread on the second morning. Also, the free iced green tea was delicious. There were lots of helpful pamphlets in many languages about what to do and where to go, and the staff were helpful with recommendations and very kind and efficient in general. Lovely feel to the place and recommend!"