Sanuki Hotel Guide - Shidoji Temple hotels in Sanuki, Japan.

"Shin San is amazing. He was helpful with everything! There was also an electric bike that he let me use for free. The udon restaurant nearby is also amazing. Like a park setting. I recommend this ryokan highly. "

"Lovely hotel and very comfortable beds"

"Hotel was very clean and staff were friendly. Great free breakfast and free tea and coffee in reception. Walkable to the tourist sites (garden, castle), plenty of restaurants and shopping options."

"Small breakfast spread but you can see the effort in making every dishes tasty! Very dedicated staff!"

"Clean, excellent breakfast, great Onsen. "

"A gorgeous stay in Takamatsu. Beautiful views of the city, friendly and helpful staff, great value."

"We loved it so much we stayed another night. Super clean; great staff; lovely breakfast. "

"Everything was perfect. Lots of food options in the area (great Udon!) were recommended to me by the lovely staff. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Close to car ren"

"Quiet place "

"All good, room is clean, staff is helpful. "

"it's the best option if you want to feel the real old Japanese style of living, the food are just excellent and great service, the hotel keeper can't speak much English but he understand what we want"

"Great little hostel. TV nearby at 4 am one night didnt work well but that was a one off, I hope!"

"Breakfast bar, room space despite small size"

"Having an onsen on site is a bonus. "

"Room was in great condition. The staff was wonderful. You should try the nightly dinner if you want value for money!"

"Comfortable stay"

"Large and comfortable room / suite with the view of the city and the sea. Great food. Hughe baths. Enjoyed our stay."

"Great place. "

"Amazing artistic surroundings, the public spaces are decorated beautifully, it was lovely to spend time enjoying them. The massage was superb too as well as the daily Japanese breakfasts. We stayed 6 nights and it was so nice to come back to the hotel every night to relax after being out on the islands to see the art."