Tonosho Hotel Guide - Tonosho Port hotels in Tonosho, Japan.

"Whenever I can’t decide where to stay, Dormy Inn is always a safe and satisfying choice. The environment is cosy, warm, and comfortable. Complimentary late-night noodles from the restaurant and free ice cream outside the hot spring are thoughtful touches that make the stay even more enjoyable. Takamatsu itself didn’t particularly surprise me, but staying here felt like reuniting with an old friend."

"Clean Big bath at 9th floor In front of Takamatsu Station "

"Good"

"Staff was super kind - I needed help bringing my & my travel companion's bags upstairs while my travel companion was out, and they even helped me carry it up. The public bath was lovely, and there was free ice cream and laundry. Rooms were smaller but well laid out so it was easy to use. I loved it! The parking uses a car rotator so only small cars will fit in - FYI. Did not try breakfast but did try their free ramen at night, which was a nice snack."

"It was a steep hill to climb with luggage. Taxi's were not available even though the website said you can take a taxi. The Hotel has many levels and no elevator. Given that we were fit we managed to drag our suitcases up the hill. Not very accessible for people with disabilities. We enjoyed our stay the room was minimally appointed. The aesthetics were simple & clean."

"Bathroom was large, bottles of water. "

"Exceptional hotel. All first class. Room breakfast lobby staff cleanliness location "

"Grand Base Takamatsu is an apartment rental more than a hotel. Although it was not what we expected it was perfect for our stay in Takamatsu. It is very well located near the main shopping arcade, has a terrific soba restaurant across the street. It has an ok kitchen and be prepared to do some shopping for breakfast. Check-in is. little odd (no front desk - follow written instructions). When the written instructions did not work, we were able to get some help on line fairly easily. If you're looking for a a "hotel" experience, this is not for you - but as a short-term apartment, it worked quite well. "

"Pretty good place for a last-minute book. The “onsen” is a tiny space that’s actually your shower."