Hyper-inn Takamatsu Ekimae

It was very close to the station and just a short walk. Even with a 9-year-old child, we arrived in about 5 minutes. The front desk staff was very polite and kind. Although it felt old, the cleaning was thorough, and we were able to stay comfortably.

This is the best accommodation for traveling alone as a woman. It also has an itinerary for Okayama, so the location of the accommodation was really important. It's a 5-minute walk from Takamatsu Station, there’s a 24-hour convenience store right in front, and it's located on a major street. Although the locking system uses a key instead of a card key, there is an additional lock for added security, making it a reassuring place to stay. The free bike rental was especially great. Given the nature of Takamatsu city, where you need to move around to various places, biking made it much easier to plan my schedule! If I come to Takamatsu again, I will definitely revisit this place.

The building itself is old, but it is well cleaned, so the age is not that noticeable. The access from the station is excellent, and it takes about a 10-minute walk to the shopping district, making it convenient to move around. I stayed for three nights, and they changed the towels and bathrobes every day. The room was spacious, and I could relax comfortably. The service from the hotel staff was also wonderful, and it has become a hotel I would like to stay at again when I visit Takamatsu.

It is very close to the highway bus terminal, and you can see the sign from there. I am glad to have pajamas (long type) included at this price. The bed is also large and comfortable to sleep in. There is a bathtub, which made my fatigue disappear. There is a sheet to stick on the slippers, so it's hygienic. There are coupons for nearby restaurants, so it's better to get them from the hotel in advance. The staff is very kind. I would like to stay again! Thank you very much.

There are welcome drinks, wet towels, amenities, indoor gowns, and hairdryers available. It's conveniently located near the station with places to eat and convenience stores. I don’t know if it's just luck or if they always don't have it, but there was no lotion (I had my own, so I didn't use the amenities). It's not a new hotel, but it was very clean, so I didn’t mind. The staff were also polite in their service, and they allowed me to leave my luggage after check-out. I would like to stay here again when I come back to Takamatsu.

The location is good, as it is close to the station and has a convenience store right in front. The izakaya in front was delicious. It's not on the side towards the downtown area, so it's quiet around. The washing machine can be used for free, and there is also a dryer. The breakfast wasn't that tasty, and if you stay multiple nights, you will end up eating the same thing, so be careful. The room was a twin and fairly spacious, with a small table and sofa, which was nice.

I made an early reservation, so I was able to stay relatively cheaply. I informed the front desk that the power outlet on the desk extension cord had some difficulty providing power to my Mac adapter (it worked when I partially inserted it). They said they would replace it.

It's a hotel exclusively for tourists with great cost performance. The hotel felt like an apartment. Check-in and check-out were all done through kiosks, and the breakfast was 800 yen with a lot of variety, served generously. The place for breakfast also had a nice view. It's recommended if you're heading towards Matsuyama Castle or Dogo Onsen. The bus to Matsuyama Airport is about a 10-minute walk away, so it's not bad.