Hotels in Anan

"Typical Japanese hotel, clean and efficient. They have free coffee at lobby, and also a small public bath."

"Thanks to the personality of the two owners of the accommodation, we were able to stay very satisfied. Thank you very much! Regarding accommodation, I asked color 々 in advance, but I was relieved even before staying with a quick and polite response. I actually met you and it was a really nice person 々. I had a problem at the time of my stay, but I was able to think about the first thing that we could enjoy comfortably and sincerely. The accommodation was beautiful, fashionable, cozy and I wanted to stay more, and I wanted to use it again."

"Everything is good, the hotel is next to the JR station, and no key card is required. Will definitely come next time."

"10mins to jr or bus station. A shopping mall and supermarket nearby."

"About 18 mins walk from Anan JR Station. Decent hotel, room is compact. Comes with a public onsen at 2 level and is great to relax there. Breakfast is delicious and the happy hour from 3pm - 9 pm comes with free liquor and self made cocktail."

"I stayed here for two days because it was inconvenient to ride a bike in the rain. The service was excellent. When I checked in, they showed me how to push my bike up to the parking lot entrance. The hotel name was different, so it was a bit hard to find; I had to rely on photos to identify the exterior. The check-out time was also inaccurate—it was 10 AM, not 12 PM. The platform should correct this. The location is great, right next to Anam JR station. I really want to come back here! 👍"

"I had a happy and happy day. The breakfast was great and the women's bath was satisfactory. Accommodation without any complaints ♡ Value for money ♡ It was nice to have a gomeda cafe right in front of you. The scenery I met while walking around the station after breakfast is also very quiet."

"This hotel has very basic facilities with a public bath, which is very sufficient when traveling around this part of Shikoku. The room we stayed in is surprisingly spacious. The inn is very close to Awa-Tachibana train station. We walked around for a place to eat and drink, and very close to the inn is a Buta-Taro restaurant, which serves delicious ramen and Chinese-style food (cost-performance was awesome)."

"This is a family-run hotel on the top of the mountain. I have to say that the road to the hotel is very winding, and the road up and down the mountain is even more bicycle lanes, which requires more mature driving skills (Fortunately, when going up and down the mountain, no other cars have been encountered). The store also set up some billboards along the way, reminding everyone that ”although it doesn't look right, please don't hesitate to drive forward”. The hotel's and western-style sea view rooms have just been renovated, and the area is very large, with a living room, bedroom (2 beds), separate toilet and bathroom. Very lucky to be the first guest to stay (maybe the store did not expect that the first one to stay was a foreigner). The room can fully see Orange Bay, overlooking the Mingmen Bridge, the scenery is very magnificent! The hotel owner and all the service staff are very kind and fluent in English. Because the new house is open on the first day of renovation, it is inevitable to encounter some small problems. The boss also explained in time and presented fried chicken nuggets at dinner (really delicious!). There are also local specialties such as pure camellia oil sold in the store, the price is right, and it is very practical to bring back gifts. Overall, although any element of this hotel, if viewed individually, is not top-notch. But when they are combined, they create a very unique “living feeling”: no Japanese-style stereotyped smiles and formulaic services, but completely feel the “heart of service” and create a unique and lively Japanese-style hotel accommodation experience. And this, in Japan today, is really valuable. Thank you again for the hospitality of the store! If you have the opportunity, please come and experience it."