Hotels With Breakfast in Ehime Prefecture, Japan

First of all, the location is great, right at the intersection of Matsuyama Castle Shopping Street and Okaido Shopping Street, with a tram in front The room I was given this time was great, a large 3-person room, clean and beautiful, with separate wet and dry bathrooms, and quiet at night Paid mechanical parking is available in the basement

The REF Matsuyama City Station Hotel by VESSEL Hotels boasts an exceptionally prime location, right in the very heart of Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture. It's conveniently situated right next to Takashimaya department store and the city's iconic Ferris wheel 🎡, offering super easy access to both Matsuyama Castle and Shimonada Station. The room itself was quite spacious. This was my first time in Japan encountering a design where the washbasin was cleverly positioned outside the main bathroom area, which genuinely made the bathroom feel more expansive. The room also came equipped with a small table and two chairs, which was incredibly convenient. The breakfast was a particular highlight! There was a wide variety of delicious options, and everything tasted great. The sea bream sashimi, in particular, was incredibly fresh and succulent 😋. Among the five types of orange juice available, the 'Wenzhou Orange' was the sweetest – I highly recommend anyone visiting to try it! 🥳

Check-in and check-out was fuss-free. Room was clean and a good size for two persons, while hotel is within walking distance to the Airport Limo. There were also no issues with delivering luggage to the hotel. Highly recommended.

The bed and breakfast was satisfactory for this trip. The breakfast combines Japanese and Western styles, including curry rice, fried eggs, grilled fish, miso soup, etc. It is rich and delicious, bringing energy to the day. Although the room is not big, it is simple and clean in design, fully equipped, and the lighting and natural light create a comfortable atmosphere. The luggage was neatly placed, indicating a smooth check-in. The overall feeling is warm and relaxing, and it is a pleasant stay experience.

Breakfast spread is good and service staff attentive. Location is within walking distance to Takashimaya and JR Matsumaya Station. Bathroom is of decent size by Japanese standard. Only issue is parking is not within the hotel and had to park 50m away and hence loading/unloading of luggage is a bit troublesome

Very convenient for Dogo onsen and shopping area. The hotel sits up on a hill, but has an elevator directly to the Dogo onsen pavilion. Neat piano concert in the lobby in the evening and friendly helpful staff, at least some of whom are fluent English speakers. We sent our luggage ahead of us by Takkyubin and it was all waiting for us in our room when we checked in. Also, the included on-site hot spring spa on the top floor is awesome, much larger than Dogo onsen itself and has a partially outdoor section overlooking the city. Be sure to stop by.

Very close to the station, just a few steps away without luggage. The hotel has free drinks, but the selection is relatively small. The hotel opened last year, so everything is new and the design is relatively modern. The bed and toilet are relatively large, but there is not much standing space in the room, and the suitcases are not easy to open. The bathhouse is also designed in a relatively modern way, and the water temperature feels about 43 degrees, which is quite hot. I was the only one eating this morning, and the waiter kept bringing the dishes to my side and asked if I wanted more, which was very enthusiastic. In the end, I really couldn't eat anymore. There are some local cuisines.

The best central hotel you'll find. Fantastic value for money, the hotel is very clean and the staff is very friendly. It's only a few streets away from a massive shopping district including restaurants, so you won't have to go far when you're hungry. There's a tram station very nearby so you can get to Dogo Onsen easily. The internet in the room is a godsend. Most hotels skimp on the internet so you can only load one webpage an hour, and it makes looking up day trip ideas and booking things a huge pain. At this hotel I had no issues with it. This made it the best hotel for a 'home base' to plan day trips from. Beware Google Maps getting here, it points you to the southern side of the block, the entrance to this hotel is on the northern side of the block.

The room was quite small, and the view from the window was a messy cityscape. You couldn't even see Matsuyama Castle from the room. Both the bedding and breakfast were of mediocre quality, which meant it wasn't great value for money. However, the location was excellent. From Matsuyama Station, you can take tram line 3 or 5 to Okaido, and the hotel is just a two-minute walk from the tram stop. The hotel is surrounded by various dining options and is very close to department stores.

It's a bit far from the Dogo Onsen area, so it's hard to get out once you enter, and there aren't many places to walk around. However, it was nice that they welcomed us by blowing bubbles and giving us a sign when we checked in and checked out. When I said it was our anniversary, they took pictures and printed them for us as a service. They even gave us a cake as a service. ㅎㅎ Overall, the facilities were a bit outdated, but we were able to use the hot spring open-air bath leisurely, and the anniversary private bath service was good. However, there were a lot of group tourists, so it was inconvenient for breakfast and dinner. Um... the food seemed to be at the level of a wedding hall buffet. The friendly staff was nice! Anyway, there were many other services, so it was good!