Hotels Near Grace Market in Takamatsu

The hotel is conveniently located, just a 15-minute walk from Takamatsu JR Station. Near the hotel is Takamatsu's lively pedestrian street. There are many famous local delicacies on the street, and the location is very good. Although the hotel is an apartment hotel, check-in is at the front desk of the RIHGA HOTEL next door. You can search it directly on Google map. After completing the check-in, the front desk clerk will provide the route map and keys to the hotel. When entering the hotel and taking the elevator, Remember to use the electronic disc on the key to activate it, otherwise the elevator will not come down. The hotel's internal facilities are all available, and its area is larger than hotels in the same price range. It is an apartment-style hotel with very good value for money.

リ―ガホテルを名乗っているから、期待して宿泊しましたが、がっかりさせられました。まず浴槽の縁に前宿泊者の髪の毛が束ねられたまま放置。お湯を張って入浴する際に気付いたので、ギョッとしました。清掃は何を見てるんですか。ダブルチェックぐらいしないのですか。ホテルとしてサービス以前の信用問題です。次に朝食の際、素人以下の従業員がテンパっていて、席に案内されるまで私を含め4人が10分近く入り口で待たされました。まともなオペレーションをできるようになってから現場に出すべきでサービスの価値ZEROです。朝から気分悪くなりました。朝食も見た目は良いのですが、味は吉野家の朝食以下でした。

The hotel is new, clean and comfortable. There is free coffee and other drinks on the first floor of the hotel. There is also a kitchen and self-service laundry, which is very convenient. The only drawback is that there is no convenience store near the hotel! I will stay here again next time if I have the chance! Unfortunately, I didn't take pictures of the room.

A hotel with a club lounge is good. I chose this hotel because it is the most rated hotel in Takamatsu and the lounge. The interior is made of wood, brown-based, and has a calm and nice atmosphere. The room is a bit small, but it is quite easy to use because there is a dedicated desk for work. The lighting in the room seemed to be a little dark to match the wooden eyes, and the work at night was a little difficult. The web is comfortable, the location is close to Kawaramachi Station, and the shopping street is also close. It is conveniently located and has a luxury hotel, so I think it is quite good. Let's use it if we have the next chance to come.

I stayed for a large consecutive holiday for Seto art. Because it was a weekday in the valley of the consecutive holiday, I chose this hotel which was worthwhile when the whole city was set up to increase the price. About 8 minutes walk from Takamatsu Station. It is close to the station, but there are almost no convenience stores and restaurants around. Check-in and check-out are all done by machine. There is a attendant at the front desk, but no guest response, and it is a miscellaneous person. The room is a modest single on the 4 floor. It is not large, but two people are enough. There is a small TV. There is no particular shortage, and it is no problem as a hotel, but one point, you can't leave your luggage because of lack of personnel. Therefore, it is not suitable for those who want to leave their luggage at check-in and check-out. For those who do not, it will be one of the candidates for accommodation in Takamatsu, where accommodation costs tend to be high.

Due to its simple exterior, this hotel is difficult to find, especially at night. There is no clear sign, and you might think it is an apartment or a medium-sized office building. Other than that, there are some services that are comparable to or better than the surrounding business hotels, and I think it can be recommended as a hotel that can be used as a base for sightseeing in Takamatsu. Since the ticket gate of Takamatsu Station is at the eastern end of the station building, you need to walk about 10 minutes from the station. It may be a bit troublesome in bad weather. The size of the rooms and bathrooms is comparable to that of a general business hotel. All the rooms are kept clean, and there is no dirt in the bathroom that cannot be removed, and it does not feel old at all. On the other hand, the rooms are entered using metal keys. Guests who are used to entering the room with a card key may feel a little uneasy about the security. There is one room that allows pets, and there are services that are not often seen in other hotels, such as a large public bath and bicycle rentals, so I think that one of the attractions of this hotel is that it can accommodate a variety of guests. The staff's customer service was never overly familiar, and they maintained a reasonable distance. The simplicity of the exterior makes this hotel difficult to find, especially at night. There is no obvious signage, and one might think it is rather an apartment building or a medium-sized office building. As for other factors, there are several services that are comparable or better than those of business hotels in the area, and we can recommend this hotel as a base for sightseeing in Takamatsu. The Takamatsu Station ticket gate is located at the east end of the station building, so you will need to walk about 10 minutes from the station. This may be a bit of a chore in bad weather. Rooms and bathrooms are comparable in size to a typical business hotel. All rooms are kept clean, and the bathrooms no longer have any stains that cannot be removed and hardly look old-fashioned. On the other hand, the rooms are entered with a metal key. Guests accustomed to card-key entry may feel a little uneasy about security. One of the hotel's attractions is its ability to accommodate a variety of guests, as it has one pet-friendly room, a large public bath, rental bicycles, and other services that are rarely found in other hotels. The Staff were never overly familiar with customer service, but maintained a moderate sense of distance.

Accommodation is a small gift, female friends like it, soaking up too little time (because there is only one room, exchange between boys and girls), and the space is very small, making people breathe and change oxygen a little tired. The room space is also very small, two people's luggage is opened, almost full of aisles; Breakfast is rich, semi-self-service, things have to be cleaned by yourself. But it is very close to the station and it is very convenient to take the bus.

It is a formal hotel that can stay at a reasonable price, although it is a little far from the station. Because I used it on a trip to sanuki Udon, it was good to be able to access the famous shop where the procession can be made in taga town on foot (２０ minutes) after the first walk in the morning. Other than that, the parking lot was ２４ free time access, so it was convenient. The room used a standard twin. It's not large, but it was comfortable with no inconvenience, clean and well-cleaned in a beautiful room. This is a hotel you want to use again when staying in Takamatsu.

I love this hotel! It may have been because I ended up in a corner suite with a hinoki onsen, which was one of the best hotel rooms I’ve ever had, but also because of the incredible location and the kind and diligent staff made this place a truly great experience. The food was terrific and since I was there three nights they went out if their way to insure I had a unique meal each breakfast and dinner. Many hotels in japan boast onsen but Hanajukai’s water isn’t treated or diluted, no chlorine smell and a wonderful, soft mineral feel. I’m a picky traveler who’s been around the world and have stayed at some of the top rated 5 star hotels but my experience at Hanajukai is one I will hold close to my heart.

I liked the route inn, so I used it for a trip to Shikoku with a couple. It is still new and clean. The room is also comfortable as a wide 々. The public bath is not so large on the １ floor. The staff is very polite and helpful at home. When I asked if the parking lot was full at a late arrival, I said, ”it's okay. There are enough cars. If you don't have enough, you will get off the employee's car.” I was so happy. Breakfast is always satisfactory. One of the breakfasts in the route inn seems to have local products. The dining room staff is also kind and polite.