4-Star Hotels in Kochi Prefecture, Japan

The hotel was recently remodeled, so it was incredibly comfortable. It felt like I was in a brand new room. As is typical for business hotels, the room was small, but it was comfortable and convenient throughout my three-night stay. There's a small public bath (for men) on the top floor, but the large windows prevented any feeling of stuffiness, making for a comfortable stay. The location was also great, right next to Kochi's famous market. Oh, and it seems like Hanwha Eagles players often use this hotel during spring training. I'm not a fan, but it was nice to see them.

It's so top..... At the door, a gentleman came over to ask our name, knowing that I came to greet you today; We arranged a Western-style room, where the bathrobe, socks, and rafts were all ready, the bathrobe was super beautiful... At night, I went to the big bathroom and ran the soup and slept comfortably. The breakfast the next day was too exaggerated.....a lot of things, shocked by the ritual of Japanese cuisine, from main dishes to desserts, eat cool. The hotel has its own dinner and supermarket, and the souvenirs sold in the supermarket are also cute! The bus stop is at the entrance of the hotel, super convenient! I will stay here next time.

I went to Hirome Market earlier than check-in time, but I was able to park my car in the parking lot. The open-air bath was also very nice, and the breakfast had a wide variety and was delicious. The Thursday Market was right outside the inn, so I was able to buy fresh vegetables and fruits early in the morning. Thanks to this, I had a great trip.

I had a very pleasant stay in every aspect, from the room and facilities to the front desk service. The location was also great, with Hirome Market and Kochi Castle within walking distance.

We had the most amazing time at Sodayama Onzen. It is a very special place to relax and unwind. Our room had a private onsen overloooking a stream in the forest. The rooms were very spacious and clean. We also enjoyed the amazing food! It was a very special experience but way too much, especially in the mornings. But it was a great experience of fine Japanese cuisine. The staff was so friendly, communication with google translate helped.

The hot spring was very pleasant. There was also a sauna! I went to the rice shop in the facility, but I was a little disappointed that I made a mistake in calculating at the time of payment. The rice you have reserved seems to come out smoothly, but it takes time to order it on the spot. We recommend that you book dinner or eat outside.

The location is not in the city but it doesn't have much impact on self-driving, there is free parking. The lobby is grand, but I was a little disappointed when I entered the room. The Japanese-Western style room is large, but quite old. The carpet is very dirty, as is the sofa set. Everything else is just acceptable. The bed is super soft, and the toilet is small. A guy's knees can touch the wall when he sits on the toilet. The breakfast is rich in variety and the restaurant has a view of the sea and the harbor.

The hotel is located in a high area, it is easy to see from a distance, but it is located in a remote area, suitable for self-driving tourists, the hotel is more ancient, but it is also clean, the river view is beautiful, the waiter is polite and willing to answer passenger questions (although I don’t know English), and the kaiseki cuisine for dinner is also rich. But there is nothing to add after 9:30 for breakfast!

The room I stayed in was very clean and tidy. There is a TV, free wifi, the bathroom is very clean, the hardware facilities are first-class, and the service is very good. I will definitely stay here again in the future.