บริเวณรอบๆ ยาชิมะ (Yashima) × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีการประเมินห้องพักและสิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกสูง

This was my second stay at this auberge. I was deeply moved on my previous visit, so this time I brought my family. The simple Room felt very relaxing, and the thoughtfully prepared cuisine was not only delicious but also beautiful to look at. Everyone who served the meals—led by Madame and the chef—was courteous and kind, making both dinner and breakfast truly wonderful. Everything we purchased to take home, including paella, hamburg steak, jam, and cheesecake, was delicious; even now, about a month after our stay, they bring back fond memories of Auberge de Oishi.

I was quite tired from my pilgrimage journey, but a relaxing bath and a delicious breakfast left me feeling fully refreshed, and I was able to spend the final day of my pilgrimage with a smile. For a pilgrimage trip, there’s nothing better than soothing your fatigue in the large public bath. I stayed at Route Inn for all three nights this time.

Reserved a Standard Twin Room in the new wing. As others have mentioned, we were upgraded to a better Room. The toilet and bath were separate, so we could relax and enjoy a long soak.> We had dinner on this Plan, but it was not “mini” at all. It was a full course: five appetizers, corn potage, pan-seared grunt with beurre blanc sauce and roasted shrimp, braised beef cheek, dessert, and coffee—everything was absolutely delicious. It would be a shame to stay here and not have dinner! To get to the Hotel we used Setouchi Taxi, and they also gave us a great presentation of recommended sightseeing routes. It was a wonderful trip. I’d definitely like to stay again when I visit Takamatsu.

I always stay here when I’m in Takamatsu. The staff are very courteous, and I always feel comfortable during my stay. Personally, I really like the complimentary drinks service, but if I may ask for a little more, I would be happy if the hours could be extended a bit. Thank you for considering it. I look forward to staying again next time.

This stay was outstanding again. In Takamatsu, I wouldn’t choose anywhere else. The hospitality, cleanliness, and security were all excellent. As always, I had a very comfortable stay and was completely satisfied.

I stay here several times a month. During my last visit, the property was being renovated and there was some construction noise. When I mentioned it, the staff promptly stopped the work, and I really appreciated their considerate response. At checkout, the manager even took the time to greet me personally, which was very kind. I’m always satisfied with the pleasant service. I also occasionally use the restaurant, and I feel both the Japanese and Western dishes offer excellent value for money. I would like to continue staying here in the future.

A reunion at the historic scenic spot, Yashima. Blessed with good weather, we enjoyed dinner while watching the sunset. The relaxing time spent at Yashimaru and Yashima Temple was delightful, and the visit to Shikoku Mura and Shikoku Mura Café made it a truly memorable reunion.

I came from Kobe on the Jumbo Ferry, and it was very convenient to get around—from the ferry terminal to Takamatsu Station and the covered shopping arcade. Thanks to that, I enjoyed plenty of udon and bone-in chicken. Having Sanuki udon for breakfast was a real highlight.

We stayed four consecutive nights in total—two nights at Mimatsu and two nights at Sakika, Mimatsu’s sister property. Everything was excellent. The standout feature is the large public bath with natural Onsen. It was a little disappointing that bathing hours are limited to 6:00–9:00 and 16:00–24:00, but that is understandable if it is cleaned daily. The dinner and breakfast were also more than satisfactory for the price. Overall, it feels like a well-established and very good Ryokan or Hotel.

It’s a bit of a walk from Takamatsu Station, but I could see the sea along the way—and amazingly, from the Room too! I was so happy (I’ve been to Takamatsu many times, but I’d only ever seen the sea when crossing the Seto Inland Sea). Kotoden Kawaramachi Station is close, so if walking is difficult, I also recommend taking the Kotoden from Takamatsu-Chikko. Seeing the castle walls and water (the moat?) from inside the retro train was exciting. They kindly stored my luggage with a smile before check-in. There isn’t a large public bath on site, but there’s a public bathhouse nearby. A convenience store is also diagonally across the big road. I really appreciated how affordable the coin laundry was. There was a high-performance massage chair in the lobby, and I used it while doing laundry—my shoulders felt lighter the next day. I was grateful to have drinking water available from the water dispenser. I usually stay closer to the arcade shopping streets, but this location seems convenient for island trips as well, and they also offer free rental bicycles—so I’d love to stay again. Thank you very much.

A good old capsule Hotel with a nostalgic Showa-era vibe. Just the fact that they operate at this price is something to be grateful for. Smoking is allowed almost everywhere in the Facility. It is technically separated into smoking and non-smoking areas, but since it’s an open space, it doesn’t make much difference. That said, this feels like part of the concept of this Accommodation—if you can’t tolerate smoke at all, you should simply choose another place. So for smokers, or anyone who can handle cigarette smoke, this may be an excellent Accommodation.

The Facility is somewhat old, but it was well cleaned, and the Wi-Fi signal was strong enough. It’s conveniently located near Kotoden Kataharamachi Station, you can use the Onsen at the sister property, and there’s a supermarket nearby. Perhaps because it was a quiet period, they prepared a Japanese-style room that was more spacious than I needed for a solo trip, so I could relax very comfortably. The price was reasonable, and I’d like to stay again.

You can spend a quiet time in the Room while gazing out at the islands of the Seto Inland Sea. The building and Facility are old, but not to the point of being inconvenient. Dinner was generous and very satisfying. The dining hall has great views, and you can enjoy your meal in a relaxed setting. The staff are also courteous and attentive. Although it is located a little away from Takamatsu, it was an excellent value Ryokan.

I was truly moved by the ocean view stretching out right in front of me. The sea can be seen from every Room, and the sunsets in particular were absolutely breathtaking—I found myself watching them and losing track of time. The Room was spacious and spotless throughout, making for a very comfortable stay. The bath was also large, and having a sauna on-site allowed me to relax at my own pace. I stayed with my dog, and it was incredibly helpful that there was not only a dog run, but also supplies such as a crate and pet toilet sheets provided in each Room. I think this is an Accommodation where guests with dogs can feel at ease. The surroundings were very quiet, and I enjoyed a peaceful time listening to the sound of the waves. Everything—from the scenery to the Facility—was wonderful, and it’s an Accommodation I would definitely like to visit again.

Even when our dog barked, all the staff were very kind, and by the next day he had gotten used to the place quite a bit. It’s rare to find an Accommodation where dogs can be free inside the Room, so we were truly grateful for this Accommodation where we could relax just like at home for our first stay. Every meal was delicious, and they even prepared chicken for our dog, which made everyone happy. With various types of sofas and chairs in the Room, it was a wonderful Accommodation where both people and dogs could stay comfortably. Next time, we’d love to stay during the winter season.

The Room is simple, but spacious enough to rest comfortably. As it has newly opened, the Room was clean and well maintained, with a great selection of amenities. There is also a 24-hour drink bar, which was very nice. The breakfast buffet had more than enough variety for me, and the French toast was delicious. My companion even had meat udon in the morning. I was too full to try it, which was a real shame. They said it was very tasty, so I would definitely like to try it next time I stay. Thank you very much.

Our family of four stayed in a Room with two king-size beds for the Kagawa Marathon and sightseeing. The front desk staff were very kind and carefully explained recommended restaurants, parking, and how to check in. The Room was spacious and clean, and our children were happy with it. We would like to stay again.

I had a comfortable sleep, and the breakfast was delicious. I will choose this accommodation again if I have the chance.

We stayed here as an accommodation for our pilgrimage. The parking lot and room were spacious, allowing us to relax comfortably. The parking area had a covered space for about 5-6 cars, which was very helpful as it rained from night until the next morning. The room was large with a long sofa and table, making it easy to enjoy drinks while watching TV. The bathroom had a bathtub where you could stretch your legs and relax, along with a washing area equipped with chairs, providing an Onsen-like experience. One star is deducted because there were no towel racks in either the sink area or the toilet, which was inconvenient. However, I think we will use this accommodation again on our next pilgrimage trip. Thank you very much!

One of the few high-quality accommodations in Shikoku. It preserves tradition, adds an artistic essence, and combines a warm, homely atmosphere. Thank you for welcoming us to such a wonderful residence. With heartfelt gratitude, we look forward to visiting again.