Hosenbo Lodge

We stayed in the main building.We came for the Shikoku Karst, but unfortunately the weather was bad and we couldn’t go. Still, the front desk staff kindly explained in detail how to get there and also recommended nearby spots, which was very helpful.The shared lobby space was very comfortable, and there was a guests-only drink service, so we could relax. The wild boar set meal at the restaurant next to the Onsen in the new building is outstanding—everyone should try it at least once.All of the staff were wonderful, and it’s an Accommodation we’d love to stay at again. Thank you for taking such good care of us.

The meal at the Kuahausu restaurant was delicious; I had chicken nanban and a wild boar rice bowl. I also managed to use the private Onsen just in time and was able to relax. However, there was no explanation about the private Onsen at check-in unless I asked. Since it was close to closing time, I wondered if they didn’t want to recommend it. The room had two single beds, which felt narrow compared with what I’m used to (a semi-double). You can hear some noise as well. Although the room had a balcony, there was no partition or privacy screen between neighboring balconies, which felt awkward. I wish the bathing hours were available a little later.