Hot Springs Hotels in Ehime Prefecture, Japan

I loved Dormy Inn's amenities: the on-site hot springs, complimentary ice pops, Yakult, and evening soba noodles. The service was very friendly, and there's even a free foot bath right outside the entrance. To get there: Take a ferry from Hiroshima Port to Matsuyama Port. Upon arrival, take a shuttle bus to Takahama Station. From Takahama Station, take the train to Otemachi Station (on this line, Umezu-dera Station is the second stop after Otemachi). Once you exit Otemachi Station, cross the road and catch the tram heading towards Dogo Onsen. Get off at Okaido (大街道), and the hotel is just a two to three-minute walk further in. The only minor improvement would be for the bedding and bathrobes to be as fresh and dry as the bath towels – that would make the experience absolutely perfect!

Room is clean and comfortable. Their staff are generally friendly and helpful. The breakfast is fantastic. Onsen facilities is great.

It's within walking distance of Dogo Onsen. The slope is a bit steep, so using the shuttle bus would be even more convenient. You can visit Isanami Shrine from the hotel without having to climb a steep slope (enter from the parking lot entrance). The hot spring water was just the right temperature and felt great. Apparently, you could see Matsuyama Castle from the open-air bath (although I can't see it because I have poor eyesight). The twin room was a bit small, but there was plenty of space to spread out my luggage. It would be nice to have a place to store my suitcase (you'll have to place your suitcase or backpack directly on the floor). The breakfast buffet was also extensive and delicious! My favorites were the French toast and the sea bream rice dish (or sea bream chazuke).

The front desk is on 13/F and the guest rooms are located from 5/F to 12/F, in which the guests will have to bring along all the belongings from G/F to 13/F and then bring again all the belongings to the designated guest room from 5/F to 12/F.... not convenience enough

Trip.com  wrong room! This is the first time  this happened!  I booked 2 new wing standard twin rooms (Figure 3, 4)  I went to the hotel and the new wing casual room- I didn't even have toilets and bathing facilities.  I used  to negotiate with the hotel for more than 1 hour.  I couldn't speak  I finally knew that it was caused by the error of communication between trip.com and the local  Tourism Agent Company in Japan. I was very tired.  But I booked the room and it was full of sun.  It is convenient for my family to have a toilet at night. The hotel helped me change the old wing single room (with toilet, picture 1 and 2)  I want two people a single bed,  room  very narrow,  toilet smell 😢  To praise the hotel manager and staff for being very polite, try to communicate and change rooms.   This loss is actually difficult to make up for. It is always a hot spring hotel. Family and friends have expectations for staying. It also wastes a lot of travel  precious time , so disappointed 😞

Checking-in progress is excellent from our arrival by car, luggage loading to room by staff, a staff for explanation of room facilities. Private onsen at room is very good. Food of half-board is upto the standard.

Good location near the Dogo Onsen Main Building and the onsen streets. The room is very basic and quite small. There was only one pillow provided and there were no extra blankets. There are three onsens in total; one indoor and two outdoor ones. The best part of my stay was the dinner which was sumptuous. It costs 10000 yen per head and has to be ordered in advance of check in.

The hotel is located near Dogo Bath, a three- to four-minute walk from the bath. The environment is beautiful, and the facilities are complete (typical of hot spring hotels, including free massage chairs). The hot spring baths are comfortable, clean, and the staff are very helpful. The rooms are clean, and the breakfast is plentiful.

It's a place I want to go again. I want to stay for a month with money. It was a very happy experience. The staff were friendly and the hot springs were so good and the room was in good condition. It was the most impressive place on my trip to Matsuyama.

The breakfast was just right and very delicious. The building was also interesting and interesting. The Banto and the inn were very kind. I stayed at inns in various parts of Japan, but the futon was very comfortable and I could sleep well. I stayed with my mother who was old, but it was a little hard to climb the slope from the station to the inn. But it was a very impressive inn. Thank you very much.