Hotels with Parking in Imabari

thank you for always. It was comfortable.

I took a two-day ride on Bohai Road on Children's Island and booked this homestay halfway through the night. It was unexpectedly good. The wife and wife were very rich in breakfast and dinner. However, it is very comfortable to have a hot spring on the first floor. To go to the hot spring, you must bring your own bath towels from the room. The service staff does not speak English. You can use translation software to communicate. The service is very warm and thoughtful. Even the toilet is a bit inconvenient outside the room. In addition, if you bring your children, it is best to say in advance that you have to prepare breakfast and dinner. Children’s breakfast and dinner will be charged extra. Japanese-style beds can be added at an extra charge.

The hotel is conveniently located, but there is no place to hang out or many restaurants to eat near the hotel. It feels like a dead city near the hotel. The hotel originally had a swimming pool and bathing area, but in order to enter the swimming pool and bathing area, you had to buy a package ticket. You couldn't just buy a pool or bathing area ticket. Guests also had to pay for tickets, which didn't feel good. If you want to go to Imabari, it is enough to go to the Imabari Towel Museum without staying one night in Imabari.

This hotel is cyclist friendly, they even provide bike stand in the room. The staff are friendly and helpful. The breakfast is reasonable and tasty. Free coffee and amenities at the lobby. Highly recommended.

The facilities are very new, clean and comfortable, and the bathroom and basin have a lot of water. There is a restaurant downstairs and there is a menu in the elevator. The service was very good and the front desk greeted me to put the bicycle in the room.

Conveniently located just near the Imabari Station. Free car parking space. Room is okay.

I have been to Japan twice and wanted to try living in a Japanese-style house. The experience was pretty good. The hotel is very close to the train station and convenience store. There are also free coffee, drinks, massage chairs, parking lots, and hot springs. Because I booked a smoking room, I was worried about the strong smell of smoke. I contacted Ctrip in advance to ventilate the room. The store also equipped an air purifier, and the room had no smell. The hotel breakfast is quite rich and has an authentic Japanese taste. The female hot spring bath is relatively small and can accommodate two people.

I thought this place was remote and difficult to reach by public transportation. For this reason, I took a small amount of money to take a taxi in and out, and I wanted to give a bad evaluation. But the moment you see the hotel facilities and scenery, everything is no longer important. When the weather is good, the room and restaurant can see the super super beautiful scenery! The sunset and morning light are so beautiful. The meal is superb, you must choose one night, two or three meals, each meal is eaten, and the taste is very good. The room is large and the layout is very good. The only regret is that there is no natural hot spring, otherwise you can really choose to live here for three days.

This is a very good hotel. I didn't live in the last time. I made an appointment in advance and stayed with my husband and son. We rode along the island's Bohai Road from Imoji. Due to the hot weather, we set off late and arrived at the hotel 2 hours later than the scheduled time. But the hotel service staff has been in touch with us frequently after receiving our emails and reminding us of the precautions for the night bus route. After arrival, the service staff gave a very warm welcome. The next day was still too hot and sent us to Dodoro Bridge Park. It is a very reassuring hotel that feels like home. The next day we were in the cafe, looking out the window at the sea, sailing, the sun, listening to Posanova's music, everything slowed down. Thank you for a safe and welcoming journey.

It is a long established inn, and it is like a hot spring inn. It was full of Showa retro feeling, such as the cluttered corridors, wooden stairs railings, and tiled wash basins, but it was OK at all because it was a cheap night stay. The bath is also shared １ Every time two people enter, they lock it. The building is old, but the toilet was a washlet, and the hair dryer and pot in the room were new and clean. The walls are thin, but the guests around me seemed to be sensible, and I was able to spend quiet and comfortable at night. Imabari hand towels are also a nice service. Since it was an online reservation, I asked if I could issue a receipt, but I kindly asked him to issue it. The location is close to Imabari Port, but I walked about 10 minutes from Imabari Station in the shopping street.