Matsuyama Hotels with Wifi

"This hotel's location is absolutely unbeatable – it's directly across from Okaido and right next to the airport bus stop. Truly a prime spot! It offers excellent accessibility to major attractions like the 1-day bus tour, Matsuyama Castle, and Dogo Onsen. I appreciated the thoughtful services they offered, such as welcome drinks from 3 PM to 10 PM, one free alcoholic drink per night from 6 PM to 7:30 PM, and Ochazuke from 9 PM to 11 PM. It doesn't seem to be a new hotel; rather, it appears to be a rebranded property taken over by a different group from the former Tokyu Rei Hotel. However, there were a few disappointing aspects: 1. While I understand the trend of eco-plans and not servicing rooms for consecutive nights to a certain extent, not getting any service for a three-night stay was quite hard to comprehend. This was a significant drawback compared to other hotels of similar caliber. (Other comparable hotels typically don't service for two nights but do on the third, or offer a refund of around 300 yen per night or alternative services if you opt out of consecutive-night cleaning.) 2. The hotel was still under construction. The first-floor entrance and second-floor restaurant were inaccessible due to ongoing work. 3. The air conditioning was a serious issue. The temperature simply wouldn't go down, and the AC unit made an excessively loud noise. The number of available circulators was also limited, and I only managed to borrow one on my third night (you can't reserve them, so you just have to keep asking). If possible, I'd recommend spending a bit more to stay at ANA Crowne Plaza, Candeo, Dormy Inn, or Daiwa Roynet directly across the street instead. The staff members I encountered were all friendly, which is commendable, as they are simply following hotel policies set by upper management."

"A hotel that gives a 5 star feel. Warm welcoming from the moment we reach till we leave the hotel. The hotel breakfast was good too. Located within walking distance from the train station and shopping street. Overall was a wonderful experience."

"The location is excellent, very close to Kyoto Station, with bus stops and convenience stores nearby. We didn't order breakfast, so I can't comment on it. The complimentary evening snack was ramen, which was shrimp-flavored. The onsen (hot spring bath) was as comfortable as always, and the open-air bath was particularly relaxing! Cleanliness: Good Service: Excellent, and there was a staff member who spoke Chinese, which was very convenient."

"Located on a street near to many izakayas and 15 minutes walk to the main shopping street and tram. No noise problems. Bed is comfortable."

"Staff is helpful with parking, parking charges is a bit on high side of 1200Yen as compared to those public carpark nearby. Additional charges for 1-2hr at 200Yen/30mins after 1100hr checkout, could have been waived as a service. Check-in / Check out process was smooth and room size was big. Location was great as just right next to shopping street. Overall, good hospitality from staff."

"This hotel is right next to the coffee shop on the left side when you exit Matsuyama-shi Station tram stop. If you're coming from Matsuyama Port, you can take the tram from Takahama Station directly to the hotel. The facilities are quite new as it just recently opened. Every afternoon, guests can enjoy complimentary welcome drinks, and there's free ice cream in the evenings, which is a great draw. The hotel's location is excellent for getting around; Matsuyama-shi Station, which has many buses to Shikoku, Tokyo, Osaka, and Okayama, is right downstairs."

"You can think of this hotel as a 'plus' version of a domestic Orange Hotel Crystal. The decor is that of a five-star hotel, but the price is that of a business hotel. The renovations were clearly done with great care, and the breakfast across all their locations maintains a consistent standard. They all feature a free rooftop hot spring bath with a view. I've stayed at various Candeo hotels in different locations, and overall, the bathroom facilities at the Ehime branch feel a bit old; I suspect it's an older hotel that was renovated without updating the bathrooms. In winter, since the windows don't open for ventilation, a lot of condensation builds up. At night, when there's a lot of condensation, it drips down the walls, leading to mold in those areas. This results in a musty smell when you first enter the room. It must also be quite a hassle for the cleaning staff to deal with the condensation in every room daily. What I disliked most was the lack of a duvet cover; a single sheet separates you from the duvet. I've only encountered this at the Ehime and Kagoshima branches, perhaps it's a local custom… there's nothing much one can do about it. Everything else was great."

"The location is excellent, very close to the JR station, making it super convenient. While the room was a bit on the small side, it was impeccably clean. A really nice touch was the self-service amenity bar on the second floor, offering a wide variety of toiletries. Very thoughtful!"

"They treat Western guests with far more enthusiasm. When checking in alongside Western guests, the front desk staff only escorted them to their floor, completely ignoring Asian guests like me. It's 2026, and this kind of preferential treatment for Westerners is so out of touch and frankly, a bit embarrassing. On top of that, the duvet cover was torn. Is the hotel really struggling that much? 😓 I'm staying here for three nights purely because I can't be bothered to switch hotels. Matsuyama Castle is quite nice, though. As an established hotel in Matsuyama, I'd hope for a bit more class and professionalism. Also, the room is a bit cramped; it's difficult to open a 30-inch suitcase."