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We planned a 3-night, 4-day trip to Shikoku as a couple to attend a concert at Anabuki Arena and stayed for 2 nights. We chose this highly-rated hotel located on the upper floors of the commercial facility "Marugamemachi Green" in Marugamemachi Shopping Street, known as Japan's longest arcade near Takamatsu Station, and it was absolutely the right choice. A little research revealed that the hotel is in the heart of downtown, surrounded by numerous famous spots for Kagawa specialties like udon and bone-in chicken, as well as cafes and izakayas. We thoroughly enjoyed Kagawa's gourmet offerings. The hotel interior was very clean with a calm atmosphere, making our stay comfortable. The amenities provided were minimal but sufficient, and we appreciated having an air purifier in our room. However, while we were aware beforehand that only unit baths were available, it was unfortunate that we couldn't fully relax our tired bodies after walking around enjoying food. As for service, all staff members greeted us with smiles and responded courteously. If we have another chance to visit Takamatsu in the future, this perfectly located hotel will definitely be one of our top choices again.

It’s a bit of a walk from Takamatsu Station, but I could see the sea along the way—and amazingly, from the Room too!! I was so happy (I’ve been to Takamatsu many times, but I’d only ever seen the sea when crossing the Seto Inland Sea). Kotoden Kawaramachi Station is close, so if walking is tough for you, I also recommend taking the Kotoden from Takamatsu-Chikko. Seeing the castle walls and the sea (the moat?) from inside that retro train made me excited. They kindly stored my luggage with a smile before check-in. There’s no large public bath on site, but there’s a public bathhouse nearby. A convenience store is also diagonally across the big road. I really appreciated how affordable the coin laundry was. There was a high-performance massage chair in the lobby, and I used it while doing laundry—my shoulders felt lighter the next day. I was grateful to be able to get water from the water dispenser. I usually stay near the arcade shopping streets, but this location seems convenient for island trips too, and they apparently offer free rental bicycles as well—so I’d like to stay again. Thank you very much.

It’s in a very convenient location! It’s close to the station and the concert venue. Nearby sightseeing spots, udon restaurants, and izakayas are all within walking distance! When I left the Hotel for an evening concert, they said, “Have fun!”—it really warmed my heart. The Facility may be old, but it was more than enough for me since I just needed a shower and a place to sleep. I’d like to stay again! Thank you very much!

This was my first time staying here.\nIt’s close to the station, and the property was clean and well maintained.

Whenever I have a gathering in Takamatsu, I stay here. The location is excellent, and above all the breakfast is outstanding. They serve freshly prepared dishes live from a central island kitchen—without exaggeration, it’s among the best in Takamatsu. I will definitely be back again. Thank you very much.

The rooms and facilities are small but provide a satisfying accommodation experience. The dedication of the staff is evident. This is my go-to accommodation in Takamatsu. There is a system to check the congestion in the building via TV, but there is a significant delay in reflecting the crowd status of the baths. The onsen is pleasant, but be prepared for some crowding.

I stayed here during Golden Week. Located in the heart of the downtown area, this Accommodation is surrounded by all kinds of places to eat—delicious and friendly izakayas, and an incredibly good Sanuki udon shop with lines starting from 7:00 a.m.—everything you could want is right there. The sauna also offers fun special “aufguss” events, making it perfect as the destination for a solo male trip or a motorcycle touring finale—you’re sure to enjoy an amazing holiday. Motorcycles can be parked on the first floor.

I stayed here to participate in the Kagawa Marathon. The Hotel is in an excellent location, about 500 m from the venue. My plan was No Meals Included, so I can’t comment on the food, but there’s a convenience store right in front, and both check-in and check-out went smoothly. Since it was the day before the marathon, nearby hotels were fully booked, and there were no non-smoking Room options here either, so I had no choice but to use a smoking Room. The smell in the Room and from the air conditioner did bother me, but once I got into bed I was able to rest well. I hope to stay again next year—next time in a non-smoking Room.

Two-night stay on weekdays, located in the suburbs but easily accessible by train. The Room feels slightly dated, but the size is excellent. The humidifying air purifier being a "Plasmacluster" was a big plus.

I stayed the night before a marathon. It’s a bit of a walk from the station, but it’s close to the shopping street and very convenient. I enjoyed the welcome coffee service. Similar services may be available elsewhere, but they also offered complimentary alcohol and soft drinks in the evening. Even though it was before the race, I ended up having a highball—this service really surprised me. The Room feels a little dated in places, and the bathroom was especially small; at times the shower curtain stuck to my body. It was also disappointing to find a little dust and some hair left on the table. Since my stay was No Meals Included, overall I was satisfied.

We stayed in a twin Room this time. I wasn’t sure what to expect from a container Hotel, but the entrance was spacious, and you take off your shoes at the doorway. The slippers were sturdy and comfortable to wear. There were two beds—one near the entrance and one further inside—with a TV on the wall. The refrigerator was a large two-compartment type (fridge and freezer), which was very convenient for storing souvenirs or freezing bottled water to use as ice packs for the next day. The Room also had a microwave, so we could heat up frozen meals picked up at the front desk whenever we wanted—nothing to complain about. The bathroom is a unit bath, but it was roomy enough to stand comfortably in front of the sink. The beds were fairly wide, and we slept comfortably. There is also a coin laundry room with both washing and drying machines, which is very convenient. I’d like to stay again.

The front desk staff, especially the older woman, were very kind. The Room was also relaxing; the private capsule Room felt calm and comfortable. The private single Room offered excellent comfort for this price. It was a shame that I couldn’t have the free breakfast because I work early in the morning. I’ll come again to try the breakfast.

I checked in late, around 11 p.m.\nAfter reading the Reviews here, I was worried about thin walls and inadequate cleaning, but I had no issues at all.\nYou can feel the age of the building, but around the bed and in the unit bath everything was thoroughly cleaned—there was no hair or dust.\nThe hair dryer had good airflow, and I was also satisfied with the shower pressure.\nI didn’t particularly hear people talking late at night.\nHowever, when I stepped out of my Room into the hallway, I could hear laughter and voices from another Room, so it might have felt noisy if you were staying next door.\nThe next morning around 7:30 a.m., I walked about three minutes to a bakery inside the station called Little Mermaid and had two breads of my choice and one drink.\nFreshly baked bread that you can choose yourself in the morning was very delicious.\nYou can also bring it back to eat at the Hotel, but I ate there in their eat-in area.\nOverall, there was nothing unpleasant, and I would stay again if I have the chance.

The Facility is old, but it is conveniently located in front of the station, has a late curfew of 24:00, and was available at an affordable price. This was my second stay, and I would like to stay again next time.

Near the station, I was looking for a single Room with an in-room toilet and bath. With these conditions, Sakika’s single Room was the best.

One of the few high-quality accommodations in Shikoku. It preserves tradition, adds an artistic essence, and combines a warm, homely atmosphere. Thank you for welcoming us to such a wonderful residence. With heartfelt gratitude, we look forward to visiting again.

This is the accommodation we have been visiting since our child's entrance exam period. It offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere, just like a Japanese-style room at home. After three years, both the hostess and host remembered us and welcomed us warmly, which made us very happy. The meals were extremely delicious, and the homemade ice cream was exceptional. We would love to stay here again. Thank you very much!

This is my second stay. Conveniently located about a 1-minute walk from Takamatsu Station. The owner provided clear and kind explanations. The interior has a retro Showa-era vibe, but the bathroom and toilet were clean, making for a comfortable stay.

It was my first time visiting Takamatsu, and the Room was clean and the access from the station was great—everything was wonderful! However, on the day of check-in I realized I still hadn’t received the QR code for self check-in. I searched my emails but it still hadn’t arrived, which made me anxious. I tried contacting Anabuki, but since it was the weekend I couldn’t get through by phone. Eventually, thanks to a friend who found a 24-hour support number, I finally got through, and the email arrived shortly before check-in time. Self check-in and check-out are very convenient, but the email arrived so late that it really worried me. Other than that, everything was great!

The space was spacious, and everything we needed was available. There were indeed many insects, but they provided insect repellent, so there was no particular problem.