Shikoku Hotels with Hot Tubs

"extraordinary japanese inn sprawled across the mountainside - the place goes back 400 years. hard to say which is more impressive - the traditional japanese buildings or the beautiful garden that links them. the views of the city and the surrounding mountains are stunning, and breakfast - all 12 courses - is not to be missed."

"宿の方は親切で過ごしやすかったです。 多少古さはありますが、過ごせないほどではありません。 ビーチまでが近く、22時までは花火もできるのでそこもよかったです。"

"Amazing experience, very nice hotel in scenic environment. Many thanks"

"Everything was great"

"Hotel staffs are too cool to provide services as compared to the price. I feel that money were only spent on paying the seaview. There are so many choices on this price"

"I felt like I was constantly being watched by the staff at this hotel. I travel a lot and I never felt this way at a “nice” hotel before. I felt very uncomfortable at this hotel due to the staffs that work there. When I went to the vending machine at night, out of nowhere a staff showed up and watched me what I was buying. When I went outside on the terrace to watch the sunset, as soon as I came back inside, a staff walked out to check if I made a mess or not. I wanted to use the laundry...

"Welcoming staff, great food, nice view and very good location to experience Shikoku."

"食事が素晴らしい"

"The room was very spacious with it’s own sauna and jet tub. Great for couples or honeymoon. Location is slightly away from the beach. Spider webs cobs were seen under bedside lamp desk and cleanliness of the outdoor jet tub needs improvement. Free drink bar available at reception was a delight. "

"There is nothing unique about this Hotel. The owner has to renovate this establishment. It’s not a place for humans. It’s totally runned down. The car bets are stained all over the place. The lobby is dirty, the sofas are stained, you cannot sit on them. In the rooms the curtains are stained, torn, no blinds. The condition of every furniture is bad, needs fixing or get new. The food is served in a old people home dyining room. Looks like the fifties, or a senatorium in the former USSR. The food...