Best Tokushima Hotels

"Hotel area, very far away, the room is clean and tidy enough, but the bath water is general, the hot spring place is very few, the sound insulation is relatively poor, the sound of water flow is heard all night, I hope the sound insulation needs to be improved"

"You have to walk a little from Tokushima Station. There is a post office right next to it, but it is easy to go anywhere because both the port and airport bus stop here."

"旧家ですが衛生面で気になることはありませんでした。3部屋を3人でそれぞれ使い、居間で団欒して、昭和な感覚でのんびりできました。普通のお家なので、お隣りの家の音はそれなりに聞こえます。なので、こちらもうるさくするとご近所迷惑にはなりそうです。"

"Originally, I made a reservation for １ night, but I couldn't go home due to the typhoon, so when I asked if I could extend my stay at check-in, there was a vacancy in the room, so please respond immediately. did. The front desk was very friendly, the room was clean and the breakfast was very delicious. I would like to use it again."

"The front desk is kinder and safer. Rental bicycles are also convenient (free for guests) for sightseeing in the neighborhood and exploring gourmet food."

"It is very convenient to walk to the hotel from Tokushima Train Station for more than ten minutes. Awa Dance Hall is just across the road to the right of the hotel entrance, and it only takes three minutes to walk there. There is a 7-11 convenience store across the road on the left hand side when you exit the hotel. It seems to be the only convenience store in the surrounding area. You need to climb over the overpass at the hotel entrance. The hotel's internal services and facilities are complete and perfect, and the service staff are also very enthusiastic. My friend lost a ring without knowing it, but the hotel took the initiative to return it when he checked out, which made my friend overjoyed. The buffet breakfast is located in the lobby on the first floor of the hotel. It is not very rich, but it is exquisite and delicious. Tokushima is very quiet. The sun has not yet completely set. Around four or five o'clock in the afternoon, the streets of Tokushima seem particularly deserted. Perhaps it is the chill of late autumn that has swept away people's enthusiasm for shopping. There are almost no people on the main streets in the city, and there are no tourists. The shops also closed early in the biting cold wind. Walking on the street, the only sound I could hear besides the sound of cars passing by was my own footsteps. The girls and boys dancing the Awa Odori standing at the bridgehead of Shinmachi River made me seem to have found a little bit of popularity. Perhaps, we need to wait until the Awa Odori Festival to see the excitement of Tokushima. Who says it isn’t? Escaping from the hustle and bustle and finding a quiet little town is the ideal of traveling. Maybe such a little town and such a hotel are just what you want… ⋯⋯"