"This long-established hot spring inn, located near the Dogo Onsen area in Matsuyama, offers an authentic Japanese lodging experience with a beautiful garden, excellent hospitality, spotless cleanliness, and exceptionally comfortable beds."
"Amazing! From the extremely kind and friendly host, to the clean and well decorated facilities, great place to stay. Conveniently located too (close to Dōgo park and Dōgo onsen, restaurants, foot baths). "
"The staff were so lovely and the hotel had lots of little nice touches that made it a pleasure to stay at. Dogo onsen was next door and the hotel provided towels and yukata to take. The room was quiet and peaceful. I didn’t dine at the hotel but enjoyed the free sake bar and there were lots of options for food nearby. "
"Nice hotel, not fussy but clean and efficient. Staff very helpful and rooms are basic. Breakfast is great with healthier choices than most. Will stay again. They have lockers to store luggage. "
"The air cleaner machine in the room was a nice plus; used it whenever we were in the room. The breakfast brunch was very good with a wide selection to choose from; I ate an American breakfast and my wife ate mostly Japanese dishes. Also being able to leave our luggage with the Bell Captain until time to head to the airport was very convenient."
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"The Japanese style room is as close to a ryokan stay as you can get. Try the Japanese breakfast - both the Japanese and western breakfast was plentiful, nutritious and tasty. Staff service, friendliness and attentiveness was impeccable. We truly enjoyed our stay. Around the corner to the Dogo Onsen (historic onsen that recently
reopened) although we didn’t visit, seeing the building (at night) is impressive. We can to visit the shrines and do a tiny Henro - this is walkable to the Ishitige Shrine and others close by. Wonderful stay - and getting a room with the in room onsen was very a nice indulgence. "
"The building was somewhat outdated, but it was well-maintained and clean. Most importantly, the service was excellent. When I originally reserved two rooms for my family, they were on the separate floors. However, during check-in, the staff updated one of rooms from a single to a queen-size bed, allowing us to stay on the same floor at no extra changes."
You can study the exhibits at Yuzuki-jo Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your trip to Matsuyama. Discover the area's museums and temples.
Sairin-ji Temple is located in an area of Matsuyama that travellers like for its historic landmarks. You'll find 105 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
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What can I see and do near Sairin-ji Temple?
You might want to spend some time browsing the exhibits at Shiki Memorial Museum, Saka no Ue no Kumo Museum or Bansuiso. While you're exploring, swing by Dogo Onsen, Matsuyama Castle and Ishite Temple to learn a bit about the area. You can wander around Dogo Park, Ninomaru Historical Garden or Enkoji Temple if you want a dose of fresh air.
