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A very quiet and beautiful place. My second trip to Japan is a pilgrimage trip. Shikoku is a very mysterious island of gods. Especially the nearby caves around here have special powers! Ever since I read history of Kukai, I've wanted to come here. The host of this guest house is very kind and friendly. Spanish cuisine is also recommended. After a long walk, I fell asleep on the comfortable bed. A traditional Japanese futon is good, but I thought a bed was indispensable for a tired body. Thank you!

If you’re looking for a relaxing place with great atmosphere and amazing view, you have to stay there. The host is super nice. The apartment we stayed in is like an old country house with three rooms and a living & kitchen area (fully equipped). View from the porch is spectacular with great BBQ in the evening (we brought our own groceries, not sure if this would be needed). We would highly recommend staying here and explore beautiful Shikoku (esp. Iya valley)!

This is the third Comfort Hotel that I stayed at in Shikoku. Its a reliable budget friendly chain that is entirely non smoking. The room was comfortable clean and there was a choice of pillows as I found the one in the room too hard. The breakfast buffet is simple but adequate. The library is a nice place to relax. The hotel offers a map with restaurant suggestions. There was a large parking lot. I will stay at this chain of hotels again .

A nice hostel that is a few minutes away walking from the central area of Tokushima. It was my first hostel on Shikoku and I left my bag here to pick it up again after my pilgrimage. Due to its price, it's a good place to stay and also because baggage storage the perfect place to start your pilgrimage. The dorm is comfortable and you have your own cabin. People in general are quiet. Included is breakfast, nothing super special but OK.

The guesthouse is an amazing place to stay if you want to experience the stunning nature Shikoku has to offer around Niyodagawa and Ochi. Takao and his wife are wonderful hosts who will make sure you have an amazing time and are willing to help you out with everything you need to know about the area. The guesthouse itself was great if you're looking for a traditional Japanese accomodation. The facilities are clean and well maintained.

Welcomed by an amazing and helpful host I immediately felt home. The place has this hostel feeling, especially from the outside. I stayed a few nights, mainly because it was cheap and it was easy to visit the surrounding Shikoku 88 temples. It has a little kitchenette including a microwave to heat up food. The host also gave me thorough information about how to get to places, very kind and helpful!

They prepare a 2000yen dinner on request, japanese food with locally sourced products. Do not pass on it it is amazing. The hosts are very friendly, they explained us all about the food, helped us finding activities to do in the surroundings. The rooms were quite spacious with very comfortable beds / futon. Would definitely go again anytime if I were back in Shikoku!

The cute vintage charm of the place mixed with directly on the beach location made this my favorite stay so far of my shikoku pilgrimage. Kind and attentive staff with great english ability helped me feel welcome and comfortable during me stay even though I don’t speak japanese. The bath was wonderful and the breakfast was delicious!

Awesome location that is walking distance from the train station and several eateries. A convenient stopover before commencing on travels to the rest of Shikoku. Amenities were well maintained, room was extremely clean (as with most if not all Japanese accommodation) and well thought out amenities!

We hadn't planned on staying in Saijo, but because no other hotels were available in Western Shikoku, we decided to go there. We were pleasantly surprised. Very nice hotel with friendly staff and clean comfy rooms. Bonus was the bath on the top floor and relatively easy to access expressway.

Since it is a former love Hotel it is adult only, looks like a castle, quiet. Spacious very clean room, convenient to visit some of the temples of the Shikoku Pilgrimage. Convenience store close by, some food can be ordered in the room. Unbeatable for this price.

A perfect stay! This is the best accommodation for our Shikoku trip. The room is decorated with authentic Japanese style and well maintained. The landlord is very kind and have the genuine Otemachi. Also, the hotel is quite near the station.

Friendly service, clean spaces, well-stocked kitchen, quiet room. Tek-Tek celebrates pilgrims, but the hostel is a great option for any solo traveler exploring Shikoku.

Great little getaway in rural Shikoku. Traditional Japanese house with kitchen facilities and an amazing fire pit. The outdoor toilet and shower had a great view.

We enjoyed our one-night stay a lot! Free parking, very close and walking distance to the Kotohiragu area. The room itself was very spacious for 2 people. The onsen was also very nice, there were multiple hot tubs (including jet/jacuzzi ones) indoors and outdoors, and they switch the onsen between male and female overnight. There's also restaurants within the hotel itself. The deco of the hotel along the main walkway and the reception was quite traditional and was nice to appreciate.

the food was great. there were many choices of cuisines and every food was delicious.

The location is very convenient near the main downtown of Matsuyama is (and Okaido street), where many restaurants are. Also walking distance to the castle rope-way. On the 3rd floor there are washing machines, and an ice machine. The room cleaning in the morning was always very quick during the time we went out for breakfast and came back. Also two convenience stores literally 20 seconds outside the hotel.

location. close walk to everything we needed to see.

Really nice stay! The staff were friendly, and the capsule was clean and comfortable. There was a huge selection of provided toiletries, and replacing the towel each morning was a nice touch. The location was excellent and close to the shopping streets, and the wifi both in the room and the common area downstairs was strong (I was watching a livestream event on my phone throughout the weekend evenings without any issues). Definitely recommended to anyone visiting Takamatasu!