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The room is also well cleaned and very clean. I was a little concerned that we had to share the entrance with slippers. Since it's a guest house, I thought it might not be disposable. The area around the hotel is just one main road, so we don't recommend it if you're concerned about nightlife.

It was a quiet and clean hotel, close to about 5 minutes walk from Tokushima Station. The parking lot was in the building opposite the road and it was difficult to understand, but it was good to be free. Breakfast became a restaurant on the 1 floor, but there was a sense of liberation. There were various types and it was good. I think the cospa was good overall.

It was very convenient from the hotel and the hyotan cruise stop and the Tokushima Park when crossing the road diagonally from the station. The local Toyoko inn has a cheap image that is sorry, but it was the first day of the three consecutive holidays at 6300 yen, so it is convincing to say that it is convincing, but it is high.

When we came to Tokushima, we mainly went to watch a performance at the Tokushima Awa Dance Hall. Unexpectedly, there were Awa dance rehearsals below the hotel where we stayed. The hotel staff enthusiastically took us to see it. There is also a good restaurant on the top floor of the hotel, so you don’t have to look far to eat out!

I used it because my work destination became telework OK. It is available from 9:00 to 18:00 and is 3,300 yen with tax. As others have written, you can certainly feel old. Even after the bubble period and the bubble started, this hotel (especially the restaurant) has a good customer, and it is a good memory to go to lunch, dinner and cake Viking with the family. There was such a gorgeous time in Tokushima. The room is completely fine, including the wifi environment, to use in telework, and you can see Mt. Mei from the window and change your mood. Since the restaurant on the first floor is not open to prevent the spread of corona virus infection, it is recommended to bring lunch box for those who use the telework plan. There is also a shop map around the hotel in the room, so I think it is good to refer to it.

It was our very first time in Shikoku area of Japan - the hotel is frankly a bit dated but we appreciated the hospitality and the great selection of breakfast (both western and Japanese style were available). I think we went during the off season so there seemed to be only few hotel guests staying - at least having breakfast when we were at the breakfast room. The ”Wa -fuu” Japanese style Tatami room (10 tatamis) on the 10th? floor was nice and roomy which we enjoyed. Though the bathroom is TINY - felt like you were in a tiny boat or airplane. Free wifi worked fine. Good amenities - including free bottled water. Tea. mini-fridge. They also provide you with free local cellphone in the room so you could bring it with you for local phone calls or do some simple wifi search/gps usage being a tourist. For people visiting from out of the country without a good global cell plan- this is a great amenity to have.