Ryokans in Ayauta District

"The hotel is located on a hillside not far from Miyaura Port. In the morning, rooms with balconies offer beautiful views and sunrises. Walking to the port doesn’t take long, and along the way you can see the red pumpkin and white birdcage illuminated by lights, creating a unique atmosphere in the evening. Our stay was truly heartwarming, and we wish to extend our deepest gratitude to Shimasaki-san, she went above and beyond to assist us, and her warmth and kindness left a lasting impression. We sincerely hope this kind-hearted lady, who treasures art museums yet is even more devoted to her work in hospitality, finds great success in the future."

"Everything was good but the pillows were flat and hard. Not good if you are a side sleeper!!"

"服務人員熱心且有耐心講解"

"Rooms were clean. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Great amenities!"

"Good"

"Good service, great food, free private onsen"

"Very nice hotel value with also good cost performance."

"Room was spacious and had a lovely view over Takamatsu. The staff were excellent and very helpful when we wanted to extend our stay. Also the Japanese breakfast was fabulous (well worth the extra cost)"

"The hotel felt as if it had been renovated from an old love hotel. There were amenities and candies placed at the front desk, but when I tried to throw away the candy wrapper and asked a staff member where the trash bin was, they didn’t take the wrapper and simply handed me a garbage bag instead. The breakfast tasted good and was satisfying, but the dining area was right next to the front desk, so it didn’t feel relaxing. Since the word “spa” was in the hotel’s name, I expected to unwind, which is why I booked it, but I think I could have relaxed more at a regular chain hotel. If you are looking for something cost-effective, I would recommend it. However, if you want to relax, I would suggest choosing a different hotel."