Hotels near Maruyama tomb, Takamatsu

"We booked a double room, but upon arrival we were given a very small room with two single beds. There was minimal space between the beds, and overall the room did not match what we had booked. Before our arrival, we submitted a request to the hotel asking for a double bed instead of two single beds. Trip.com indicated that our request had been forwarded to the hotel. However, when we checked in, the staff told us that they had not received such a request and refused to change the beds to a double bed. They also said that an extra charge per night would be required to provide a double bed. This was disappointing, as we had booked a double room and the request had been marked as handled on our side. This was the first time we experienced an issue like this for such a simple request, and we were quite disappointed with the service. In addition, the size of the bathroom was very small. It was not practical for two people to be in the bathroom at the same time, which further affected the comfort of our stay. We hope you will look into this matter and improve the handling of bed-type requests for future guests. Thank you."

"A wonderfully located hotel right in front of the Takamatsu Station. It is also relatively new hotel. So amenities and room are very client centric! Onsen is rather small but clean. Breakfast is at a Izakaya on the ground level. It is a set meal. One can choose from 3 options. We had the same food for two days. The hotel is literally across the Takamatsu Castle."

"Everything was as expected and the room was a comfortable size for solo travel, even allowing to open a suitcase properly which is sometimes very difficult in average Japan hotels with limited space! The location was amazing just a five mins stroll to the main train station, where you can do shopping conveniently, and also the ferry port for island hopping during the Setouchi Art Triennial. I was asked to stay in the 2nd building for the hotel which didn’t create any issues, just a small block away, the hotel/staff were very helpful in allowing to store the luggage even before and after check in for a full day!"

"Actually it is completely in line with the online photos. The place is clean and there is a large supermarket next to the building. It is very convenient. Walk to Takamatsu within ten minutes. Cost-effective 🫡🫡🫡🫡"

"When I entered, I found no one, but fortunately his locker didn't have to pay for my luggage, but unfortunately there was a board in the middle of the locker, so I couldn't put my luggage 🧳. Thought I could see if I could put it aside, and it turned out it had a locking strap, which luckily worked out in the end. In the evening after check-in into the elevator, the lift weirdly closed the door quickly, and I have a lot of things hanging the camera in the, and carry a suitcase, and some single keys draw a The bag, and then pushed the luggage in is so to get those hits, my camera was hit by a lift, and then just the lens bit dented a little bit. In the morning no one serves, at night the old man hangs out and plays games. The room was small and old, relatively dark, and could not call the service desk, but all the basics were available and was considered clean. 37x dollars is relatively cheap in Takamatsu for a Saturday night."

"I'm not particularly picky about accommodation, but this one looks a bit old, just like my student dormitory. Although the appearance is not attractive, the actual hygiene is OK. The service is basically self-service. It's just a little bit opposite the station square, and it's very convenient to walk to Takamatsu Castle. I booked a triple room for one person, but it feels like it can actually accommodate four or five people. It has its own advantages compared to staying in an Internet cafe, but it feels better than other youth hostels."