Gogo Island Guest Houses

A lush green park with a clear view of a cityscape and distant mountains.

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Our top choices for Gogo Island guest houses

A traditional Japanese building with a stone staircase leading to a wooden entrance.

1. CHAHARU Hanare Dogo Yumekura

Dogo Hot Spring

Shuk Man

A coastal building with a concrete retaining wall and a stone-paved walkway by the water.

2. Minshuku Kamagari

Kamagari

Hyang

P2,615 total

Oct 6 - Oct 7

A traditional building with multiple levels and ornate wooden details, illuminated by exterior lights.

3. Himerakuen

Matsuyama

William

P9,154 total

Oct 8 - Oct 9

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Top Gogo Island Hotel Reviews

Dogo Onsen Funaya

10/10 Excellent

"The Funaya is amazing! The staff were very helpful, they welcome you outside if hotel door take you to checking lobby, everyone we encountered were all great. The lobby is beautiful , the room is huge and super clean, the big onsen , the breakfast, we are happy with everything in the hotel! Oh, the location is excellent, 3 minutes to Dogo onsen station and the shopping street, 5 minutes to the legendary Onsen , can’t be better!"

Candeo Hotels Matsuyama Okaido

8/10 Good

"Right in the heart of Matsuyama. The location can not be beat. You are steps away from the Okaido shopping center. The rail tram to Dogo Onsen or the JR train station is right in front of the hotel. The entrance to Ropeway street with numerous shops and restaurants and the Ropeway to Matsuyama Castle is right across the street. In addition, there are excellent restaurants in the side streets adjacent to the hotel. The public bath with an outdoor area is a great addition. The only negative is lack of on site parking. There is reasonable parking about 3 blocks away. It would have been ok if not for the rain storm that occurred right as we checked in so we go drenched walking from garage to hotel. If you're traveling on Shikoku, a car is almost a necessity unless you are only visiting Matsuyama. One note, the garage is only 800 yen per day but they only take cash so be prepared. Over"

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