The Chelsea Breath

The linen was high quality and the bed was comfortable and wrapped up. We arrived at dusk, so we thought the wedding venue was a hotel, but a staff member came out and told us that the hotel was at the top of a steep hill. It was a steep climb. The lighting was beautiful, but I wish there were signs that could be seen in the dark.

I planned a 3-night, 4-day trip to Shikoku by car from Kyoto. The first day was at Chelsea Breath, and from the second day, I stayed at AoAwo Resort Naruto in Tokushima Prefecture, one of my villas, for 2 nights. This was my first time staying at Chelsea Breath, and my first impression was that it was elegant, but the building did not feel heavy. There were many young couples in the lounge. The hotel was well-cleaned, and the garden was carefully trimmed and comfortable. The building is lined with wedding buildings to the north and hotel buildings to the south. The west side is the idyllic rural scenery of the Sanuki Plain, and the east side is a parking lot. [Guest Rooms] The guest rooms on the second and third floors are lined up east and west, separated by a north-south corridor. I stayed in a standard twin room. The springs in the bed were soft, and I slept lightly. (I couldn't sleep soundly) The windows in the guest rooms were locked and could not be opened. (Fresh air could not be let in) [Public bath] The four men's and women's baths do not overflow. (Not clean) There is no need to switch between men's and women's baths. (The view and specifications remain the same) There is no sauna. [Dining room/lounge] You can see the countryside to the west. For breakfast, rice is cooked according to your reservation time. The meals are fun and inventive. It's great to be able to drink beer any time! [Parking] The large parking lot is on the east side of the hotel, and the sun shines down on it in the morning. There is also a parking lot on the west side of the hotel, so in hot seasons we recommend moving your car to the west side of the hotel building after you have brought your luggage into your room.