Hotel 4 Bintang di Wilayah Kagawa, Jepun

JR Clement Hotel Takamatsu is conveniently located next to major transportation hub including subway station, bus station and ferry terminals to other scenery islands. It has many restaurants nearby. The rooms are very spacious. Staff are very helpful, patient and attentive to details. Pricing is very reasonable.

這家酒店是日本四國島旅途中最大的驚喜了！ 先說唯一不好的地方，酒店在半山腰，附近沒有公共交通，距離市區不好走，如果連住幾天的話去高松城內不方便。如果衹住一晚就特別方便，攜程沒有寫，但是酒店其實提供入住當天高松站的免費接駁車，需要提前一小時以上給前台打電話約整點接送，下午3點到7點的整點都可以；checkin時可以約第二天早上9點或10點送你回高松站。 再說好的地方： 1. 這次定的是最便宜的房間，但在日本也不算小，而且床特別舒服，是套間的形式，酒店給的照片完全沒有體現出來優點；下次要一定體驗下高級和室； 2. 大浴場晚上風景很好，高松夜景盡收眼底，溫泉也不錯，泡完皮膚都是滑滑的； 3. 露天的陽台咖啡果汁冰棒免費提供，還有足湯可以泡； 4. 如果帶小朋友，而且喜歡火車的話，樓下就是高松車輛段，絕對看到爽； 5. 價格也挺實惠，我入住的時候衹比市區的經濟酒店貴了100多，絕對值回票價！

何よりも最大の欠点はホテル内も含めて、徒歩で行ける範囲にはお店がただの１軒もないと云う最近では信じられないような「不便な」ホテルです。リゾートホテルらしいが、ただ単に海側の景色が良いと云うだけで、何にもないリゾートです。しかも収容人員に比して食堂も狭い、朝食なんて、少しでも遅いと座席すらない、このコロナ禍第８波の中で超満員の詰め込み状態、プラスチックの手袋両手に嵌めて料理を取にビュッフェに行っても、全体のスペースがこれでは感染予防の意味が無い。喫茶もあるにはあるが、開店していない、団体さんが利用すると一般の人は食事も出来ないし、喫茶も利用出来ない、しかも、周辺にはただの一軒の店もない、ホテル内の目に付く場所の自販機も、単純な清涼飲料水とビール程度で・・・ロクなもんが入ってない。キャパに合わない宿泊は受けるべきではない。室内のアメニティも極めて不足、ブラシもフロントにしかおいてないが、何か意味があるのか？理解に苦しむ。そうでなくても、きょう日の時代にユニットバスでトイレも同室の配置のホテルなんて・・・珍しいほどの貧祖な設備。ビジネスホテルにも見劣りする内容の「リゾートホテル」でした。ビュッフェも種類は普通だが、個々の材料が良くない、判断基準はわたし的には「ウィンナー」の質ですぐに解る、大概、この基準は当たっていて外れたことがない、要はウィンナーの質、音がするとは云わないが、すぐにパキッと噛み切れる程度の質でないと、ソーセージかウィンナーかがわからん(実際は太さで解るが、モノの例え)ような品質のものはダメ。あっと云う間に座席が埋まってしまうので・・・気忙しくて・・・ゆっくり食べて居られない。廊下やエレベーターホール、自販機スペースからの騒音も他の(普通の)ホテルとの比較では大きい、隣室の騒音は遮断されているみたいだが、ドア部分の防音は弱い。ロビーにソファが少ない、時節柄、喫煙室なんて無くしても良いのでもっとメインロビーを広げてサファも増やすべき。ホテル内の売店も周辺に只の一軒の店屋も無いんだからせめて「生活用品」「コンビニ程度の食材・弁当類」「パン」「菓子類」等を充実させないと・・・リゾートホテルで飢え死にすることとなりかねない。料金的にもこの環境ではコスパは必ずしも良いとは云えない。他に無いから仕方無く利用しているが、積極的には利用したくないホテルの一つでした。追伸：部屋の空調が弱く、温度だけが寝ている間に上昇して行く、という一番始末に負えない効き方しかしない。

缺點：屋裡的空調會莫名其妙自動關掉，第二天起來發現熱的要死。 wifi一層一個，時不時會斷 無停自行車的地方 其他都不錯

駅周辺からは少し距離がありますが、リーズナブルな価格で宿泊できる格式あるホテルです。讃岐うどんの旅で利用したため、多賀町にある行列の出来る有名店に、朝一番の散歩がてら徒歩でアクセス（２０分弱）できたのが良かったです。それ以外も、駐車場が２４時間出入自由だったで、何気に便利でした。 部屋はスタンダードツインを利用しました。広くはないですが、不自由はなく、綺麗な部屋で掃除も行き届き、快適でした。 高松に滞在する際は、また利用したいホテルです。

We just returned from a quick but memorable trip to Shikoku. We stayed at Kotohira Kadan for our first night since it's conveniently situated to enjoy some of the finest Sanuki Udon noodle restaurants in the area (we chose not to explore Kotohira-gu (aka ”Konpira-san”) - that will be reserved for a next visit.) While we enjoy modern rooms as much as the next person, we also appreciate traditional architecture, furnishings and decor... and Chouseiden (長生殿), Kotohira Kadan's top room, oozed history and tradition in a way that left us with a lasting impression. Chouseiden is one of a handful of stand-alone villas at the ryokan, and was inhabited by the local Lord many years ago. It's also liberally adorned with the art collection of the original owner Kotohira Kadan, including ancient folding screens, sliding doors and hanging scrolls that were produced by famous artists. It's so history-laden that it is bound to creep some people out... I don't think Mrs. KI-NRT would ever choose to live in such a room, but as an ”experience” it was well worth the privilege of trying out Chouseiden. It does have the comforts of a modern ryokan/hotel, such as toilets with washlets, fast WiFi and Western-style beds, and boasts 152m² of total living space, which is generous by any definition of a flagship ryokan room. The only drawback was the lack of a private Onsen (natural hot springs) bath in the room - something we've come to expect at top-level ryokans, at least (and especially) in their top rooms. Some of the standard rooms do offer in-room Onsen baths, however, which might tip the scales to the non-villa rooms' favor for some people. As a consolation, Kotohira Kadan offers the use of their private bath (which can be rented out by the hour), and it's free for guests staying at one of the Hanare Villa rooms. Food was served in our room, and it was a delight. While it's not the best ryokan meal we've ever had, we appreciated the efforts taken by the kitchen staff to offer seasonal and local dishes that gave us a good taste of Kagawa. In particular, the deep-fried Pike Conger with simmered vegetables doused in a dashi broth was unique and flavorful, as well as the Red Sea Bream Shabu Shabu (Hot Pot.) Breakfast was also varied and bountiful, although nothing really blew us away, which is just as well, since we were planning to go on an Udon tasting expedition beginning later that morning. The grounds are not massive, but there's a pretty little pond with some interesting vegetation around it. And the architecture of the Hanare Villas (including Chouseiden) give Kotohira Kadan a real sense of place given its proximity to Kotohira-gu. Keep in mind that the property is quite large when it comes to room count (43 total), so there may be some walking between your room and the main reception and lounge areas (from Chouseiden, you'll need to walk outside for a short distance - fine if the weather is cooperating.) Service is not up to the standards set by top luxury r

クラブラウンジがあるホテルが良い。 このホテルを選んだのは、どうも高松のホテルの中で最も評価が高いことと、ラウンジがあることが要因。 室内は木で作成された内装で、茶色をベースにしていて、落ち着いた良い雰囲気だ。 部屋は、ちょっと狭いが、仕事をするための専用机があるので、なかなか使い勝手が良い。 室内の照明は、木目に合わせてちょっと暗めの設定になっているようで、夜の仕事はちょっと大変だった。 ウェブも快適だし立地も瓦町駅から近いし、商店街もすぐ近い。 便利な立地にあり、高級感のあるホテルなので、なかなか良いと思う。 次に来る機会があれば使おう。

Lokasinya adalah sebuah kereta, jadi tidak ada masalah tertentu. Bagi perkhidmatan, semua pekerja baik dan kagum. Saya merasakan bahawa pembersihan itu sempurna, tetapi sayangnya dindingnya sedikit kotor, walaupun ia berada dalam julat yang dibenarkan. Selain itu, tidak ada masalah khusus. Makanannya sangat sedap.

大きなホテルです。浴衣やアメニティを選べたりフリードリンクや湯上がりアイスのサービスがありました。 大浴場が最上階にあり、露天風呂は小さいですが気持ちが良くおすすめです。 シャンプーバーがあり、好きな種類を容器に入れて使えます。 お部屋は大きな窓から海が見える良いロケーションです。 朝食バイキングもとっても美味しかったです。メインの港からは少し遠いので他の島に行かれる場合は不便かもしれません。車で40分程度です。

During our road trip throughout Western Japan, we needed to spend the night after touring Kochi but before heading to Tomonoura (near Fukuyama in Northern Hiroshima Prefecture.) Looking on the map, and after extensive research, we were hopeful that Asan Kotonami would hit all the right buttons as a luxury Onsen (natural hot springs) ryokan with a mountain retreat vibe and good food. All in all, we enjoyed our stay here and wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. It's about a 30 minute drive from Kotohira-gu (aka Konpira-san), which is the nearest major tourist attraction. Since we had our own car, there was not much effort in getting here, but accessibility to Asan Kotonami might be a bit more challenging if one resorted strictly to public transportation. In any case, if you're looking for something that's not a large, city hotel and is relatively luxurious, there are few (if any) other options - in fact, I'd say that Asan Kotonami might turn out to be the de-facto choice in this regard. First off, it's a gorgeous ryokan - it's in a picturesque location nestled in a mountainous area of rural Kagawa Prefecture. It's modern but done with a simplistic yet stylish Japanese aesthetic that will please many people. Unlike many luxury ryokans, however, Asan Kotonami is relatively new - it was built in 2017, meaning it is not worn down in any way. We loved the modern Japanese architecture, furnishings and decor, and the fact that it was in a remote location surrounded by nature. Thumbs up. We stayed in the ”Type F” room, which is described as a Japanese-Western room with Open-Air Bath. It's Western in that the bedroom has two beds and a couch. The ”living” area is Japanese in that you either sit on the floor, or on an oddly shaped and very low ”chair.” I guess you can call the living room being more Japanese than Western, but it's definitely Japanese in that it's a tiny room. Overall, it's uncomfortable and unusable, which was a shame, because I often need to work late at night, meaning we prefer a nice living room (for work) and a separate bedroom with sufficient noise insulation. Asan Kotonami didn't have that here, unfortunately. The room only had one sink, which is a drawback for a luxury property that was newly built less than 5 years ago. On the positive side, the open-air outdoor Onsen (natural hot springs) bath on our room terrace was fantastic, and internet was very speedy. In addition to the Onsen our room, Asan Kotonami also had among the nicest communal (gender-segregated) ”Daiyokujo” Onsen baths that we've ever experienced. It's almost Disneyland-like in that it's stylish, expansive and has several indoor and outdoor bathing options. It's possible that the property gets an abundance of the hot spring water directly from the source, because they certainly don't make any effort to preserve it. As soon as I stepped out of the changing room and even before going to the bathing area, Onsen was flowing all around me on the floor, with stylish woo

JR Clement Hotel Takamatsu is conveniently located next to major transportation hub including subway station, bus station and ferry terminals to other scenery islands. It has many restaurants nearby. The rooms are very spacious. Staff are very helpful, patient and attentive to details. Pricing is very reasonable.

這家酒店是日本四國島旅途中最大的驚喜了！ 先說唯一不好的地方，酒店在半山腰，附近沒有公共交通，距離市區不好走，如果連住幾天的話去高松城內不方便。如果衹住一晚就特別方便，攜程沒有寫，但是酒店其實提供入住當天高松站的免費接駁車，需要提前一小時以上給前台打電話約整點接送，下午3點到7點的整點都可以；checkin時可以約第二天早上9點或10點送你回高松站。 再說好的地方： 1. 這次定的是最便宜的房間，但在日本也不算小，而且床特別舒服，是套間的形式，酒店給的照片完全沒有體現出來優點；下次要一定體驗下高級和室； 2. 大浴場晚上風景很好，高松夜景盡收眼底，溫泉也不錯，泡完皮膚都是滑滑的； 3. 露天的陽台咖啡果汁冰棒免費提供，還有足湯可以泡； 4. 如果帶小朋友，而且喜歡火車的話，樓下就是高松車輛段，絕對看到爽； 5. 價格也挺實惠，我入住的時候衹比市區的經濟酒店貴了100多，絕對值回票價！

缺點：屋裡的空調會莫名其妙自動關掉，第二天起來發現熱的要死。 wifi一層一個，時不時會斷 無停自行車的地方 其他都不錯

駅周辺からは少し距離がありますが、リーズナブルな価格で宿泊できる格式あるホテルです。讃岐うどんの旅で利用したため、多賀町にある行列の出来る有名店に、朝一番の散歩がてら徒歩でアクセス（２０分弱）できたのが良かったです。それ以外も、駐車場が２４時間出入自由だったで、何気に便利でした。 部屋はスタンダードツインを利用しました。広くはないですが、不自由はなく、綺麗な部屋で掃除も行き届き、快適でした。 高松に滞在する際は、また利用したいホテルです。

クラブラウンジがあるホテルが良い。 このホテルを選んだのは、どうも高松のホテルの中で最も評価が高いことと、ラウンジがあることが要因。 室内は木で作成された内装で、茶色をベースにしていて、落ち着いた良い雰囲気だ。 部屋は、ちょっと狭いが、仕事をするための専用机があるので、なかなか使い勝手が良い。 室内の照明は、木目に合わせてちょっと暗めの設定になっているようで、夜の仕事はちょっと大変だった。 ウェブも快適だし立地も瓦町駅から近いし、商店街もすぐ近い。 便利な立地にあり、高級感のあるホテルなので、なかなか良いと思う。 次に来る機会があれば使おう。

Il s'agit plutôt d'un appartement-hôtel plutôt qu'un hôtel comme indiqué parfois. L'emplacement n'est pas très bon, éloigné de tout. Même si une gare est à proximité. La personne présente au check-in était très serviable. La chambre est petite, propre, bien aménagée.

何よりも最大の欠点はホテル内も含めて、徒歩で行ける範囲にはお店がただの１軒もないと云う最近では信じられないような「不便な」ホテルです。リゾートホテルらしいが、ただ単に海側の景色が良いと云うだけで、何にもないリゾートです。しかも収容人員に比して食堂も狭い、朝食なんて、少しでも遅いと座席すらない、このコロナ禍第８波の中で超満員の詰め込み状態、プラスチックの手袋両手に嵌めて料理を取にビュッフェに行っても、全体のスペースがこれでは感染予防の意味が無い。喫茶もあるにはあるが、開店していない、団体さんが利用すると一般の人は食事も出来ないし、喫茶も利用出来ない、しかも、周辺にはただの一軒の店もない、ホテル内の目に付く場所の自販機も、単純な清涼飲料水とビール程度で・・・ロクなもんが入ってない。キャパに合わない宿泊は受けるべきではない。室内のアメニティも極めて不足、ブラシもフロントにしかおいてないが、何か意味があるのか？理解に苦しむ。そうでなくても、きょう日の時代にユニットバスでトイレも同室の配置のホテルなんて・・・珍しいほどの貧祖な設備。ビジネスホテルにも見劣りする内容の「リゾートホテル」でした。ビュッフェも種類は普通だが、個々の材料が良くない、判断基準はわたし的には「ウィンナー」の質ですぐに解る、大概、この基準は当たっていて外れたことがない、要はウィンナーの質、音がするとは云わないが、すぐにパキッと噛み切れる程度の質でないと、ソーセージかウィンナーかがわからん(実際は太さで解るが、モノの例え)ような品質のものはダメ。あっと云う間に座席が埋まってしまうので・・・気忙しくて・・・ゆっくり食べて居られない。廊下やエレベーターホール、自販機スペースからの騒音も他の(普通の)ホテルとの比較では大きい、隣室の騒音は遮断されているみたいだが、ドア部分の防音は弱い。ロビーにソファが少ない、時節柄、喫煙室なんて無くしても良いのでもっとメインロビーを広げてサファも増やすべき。ホテル内の売店も周辺に只の一軒の店屋も無いんだからせめて「生活用品」「コンビニ程度の食材・弁当類」「パン」「菓子類」等を充実させないと・・・リゾートホテルで飢え死にすることとなりかねない。料金的にもこの環境ではコスパは必ずしも良いとは云えない。他に無いから仕方無く利用しているが、積極的には利用したくないホテルの一つでした。追伸：部屋の空調が弱く、温度だけが寝ている間に上昇して行く、という一番始末に負えない効き方しかしない。

香川大学生です。ランチのバイキングは予想以上でした！期待値より何倍も上回った品目と美味しさに2人して大興奮、、！！ 特にデザートの洋梨キャラメルタルトがおいしかったです。温泉も、露天風呂の豊富さに圧倒されました。湯気と檜と秋月夜の情景に風情を感じました。屋内の炭酸風呂も丁度いい温度で、あわあわスベスベになったのでいつまでも入っていられます、、 フロントのスタッフさんも丁寧で優しくて、文句無しの大満足です

We just returned from a quick but memorable trip to Shikoku. We stayed at Kotohira Kadan for our first night since it's conveniently situated to enjoy some of the finest Sanuki Udon noodle restaurants in the area (we chose not to explore Kotohira-gu (aka ”Konpira-san”) - that will be reserved for a next visit.) While we enjoy modern rooms as much as the next person, we also appreciate traditional architecture, furnishings and decor... and Chouseiden (長生殿), Kotohira Kadan's top room, oozed history and tradition in a way that left us with a lasting impression. Chouseiden is one of a handful of stand-alone villas at the ryokan, and was inhabited by the local Lord many years ago. It's also liberally adorned with the art collection of the original owner Kotohira Kadan, including ancient folding screens, sliding doors and hanging scrolls that were produced by famous artists. It's so history-laden that it is bound to creep some people out... I don't think Mrs. KI-NRT would ever choose to live in such a room, but as an ”experience” it was well worth the privilege of trying out Chouseiden. It does have the comforts of a modern ryokan/hotel, such as toilets with washlets, fast WiFi and Western-style beds, and boasts 152m² of total living space, which is generous by any definition of a flagship ryokan room. The only drawback was the lack of a private Onsen (natural hot springs) bath in the room - something we've come to expect at top-level ryokans, at least (and especially) in their top rooms. Some of the standard rooms do offer in-room Onsen baths, however, which might tip the scales to the non-villa rooms' favor for some people. As a consolation, Kotohira Kadan offers the use of their private bath (which can be rented out by the hour), and it's free for guests staying at one of the Hanare Villa rooms. Food was served in our room, and it was a delight. While it's not the best ryokan meal we've ever had, we appreciated the efforts taken by the kitchen staff to offer seasonal and local dishes that gave us a good taste of Kagawa. In particular, the deep-fried Pike Conger with simmered vegetables doused in a dashi broth was unique and flavorful, as well as the Red Sea Bream Shabu Shabu (Hot Pot.) Breakfast was also varied and bountiful, although nothing really blew us away, which is just as well, since we were planning to go on an Udon tasting expedition beginning later that morning. The grounds are not massive, but there's a pretty little pond with some interesting vegetation around it. And the architecture of the Hanare Villas (including Chouseiden) give Kotohira Kadan a real sense of place given its proximity to Kotohira-gu. Keep in mind that the property is quite large when it comes to room count (43 total), so there may be some walking between your room and the main reception and lounge areas (from Chouseiden, you'll need to walk outside for a short distance - fine if the weather is cooperating.) Service is not up to the standards set by top luxury r

During our road trip throughout Western Japan, we needed to spend the night after touring Kochi but before heading to Tomonoura (near Fukuyama in Northern Hiroshima Prefecture.) Looking on the map, and after extensive research, we were hopeful that Asan Kotonami would hit all the right buttons as a luxury Onsen (natural hot springs) ryokan with a mountain retreat vibe and good food. All in all, we enjoyed our stay here and wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. It's about a 30 minute drive from Kotohira-gu (aka Konpira-san), which is the nearest major tourist attraction. Since we had our own car, there was not much effort in getting here, but accessibility to Asan Kotonami might be a bit more challenging if one resorted strictly to public transportation. In any case, if you're looking for something that's not a large, city hotel and is relatively luxurious, there are few (if any) other options - in fact, I'd say that Asan Kotonami might turn out to be the de-facto choice in this regard. First off, it's a gorgeous ryokan - it's in a picturesque location nestled in a mountainous area of rural Kagawa Prefecture. It's modern but done with a simplistic yet stylish Japanese aesthetic that will please many people. Unlike many luxury ryokans, however, Asan Kotonami is relatively new - it was built in 2017, meaning it is not worn down in any way. We loved the modern Japanese architecture, furnishings and decor, and the fact that it was in a remote location surrounded by nature. Thumbs up. We stayed in the ”Type F” room, which is described as a Japanese-Western room with Open-Air Bath. It's Western in that the bedroom has two beds and a couch. The ”living” area is Japanese in that you either sit on the floor, or on an oddly shaped and very low ”chair.” I guess you can call the living room being more Japanese than Western, but it's definitely Japanese in that it's a tiny room. Overall, it's uncomfortable and unusable, which was a shame, because I often need to work late at night, meaning we prefer a nice living room (for work) and a separate bedroom with sufficient noise insulation. Asan Kotonami didn't have that here, unfortunately. The room only had one sink, which is a drawback for a luxury property that was newly built less than 5 years ago. On the positive side, the open-air outdoor Onsen (natural hot springs) bath on our room terrace was fantastic, and internet was very speedy. In addition to the Onsen our room, Asan Kotonami also had among the nicest communal (gender-segregated) ”Daiyokujo” Onsen baths that we've ever experienced. It's almost Disneyland-like in that it's stylish, expansive and has several indoor and outdoor bathing options. It's possible that the property gets an abundance of the hot spring water directly from the source, because they certainly don't make any effort to preserve it. As soon as I stepped out of the changing room and even before going to the bathing area, Onsen was flowing all around me on the floor, with stylish woo

This is an onsen hotel that caters to Chinese-speakers I think. Upon entering, I was greeted in Mandarin by one of the two hostesses. One is from Kwangtung and the other is from Taiwan. The more I know about this ryokan, the more I like it. We stayed two nights in room #1902 with a view of town and Western-style beds (though I didn't see any Westerners as guests). I immediately went to the men's onsen for 15 min -- very nice. Just outside the entrance begins a very busy pedestrian shopping street that ramps up to a Shrine with 400+ steps which I didn't attempt. The food served at breakfast and kaiseki dinner are outstanding. This is where Sakura shines. For Chinese guests, there are Chinese noodles and xiao lung bao. You can make your own udon bowl. Etsuko was our very excellent server at dinner. I couldn't find coffee before breakfast. There are no 7-11, Family Mart, or Lawson's nearby. I'd return for the food alone. Yum!