Hotel Fine Garden Matsuyama

The food was delicious, and the Room was spacious. If you sign up for a membership card, meals and drinks are half price, so it was an excellent value.

I was bothered by the smell of cigarettes and the air conditioner.I usually search for and stay at an inexpensive Business Hotel, but this time this place was available at a good price, so I decided to stay here.At check-in, I was surprised to see a sign at the front desk saying “+3,000 yen today,” but I was relieved to hear that it didn’t apply to guests with a Reservation.What made me nervous was that when you order meals using the in-room remote control, there is a screen where you can check the charges, and it showed an additional fee (around 4,000 yen). At checkout, I hesitantly inserted my card, but there were no extra charges. It was probably because I ordered breakfast and dessert via the remote.Even though it was my first time staying here and I asked many questions at the front desk—like which meals were included and whether dessert is free for women—they answered kindly without any irritation and even said, “You can ask us by phone as well,” which made me feel at ease. The staff member sounded like a young man; it left me with a good impression that they are well trained.Since it’s a love hotel, the Room was spacious and well stocked with amenities for women. I was especially excited about the ReFa hair dryer. There were face masks available (which I used), but I missed out on trying the hair mask and bubble bath. The amenities are really nice for women.There was one complimentary bottle of water in the fridge.Since we stayed as two people, it would have been nice if there were two—otherwise we end up fighting over it (lol).No matter how old you get, love hotels still make your heart race (lol).If you can book through a travel site, then staying at a love hotel could be a good option.If I have another chance, I might stay with Fine again.