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Bettei Oborozukiyo
5/52 Reviews

Bettei Oborozukiyo

Matsuyama|0.47km from Yugamayakushi
Whilst being in the center of the Dogo Onsen, one of the most traditional hot springs resorts in Japan, this hotel features a sophisticated interior, and is designed specifically for adults to enjoy a holiday getaway. All guest rooms feature a private open-air bath with hot springs water drawn straight from the source.

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Funaya
4.7/545 Reviews

Funaya

Matsuyama|0.12km from Yugamayakushi
Of all the many lodging options on this trip, this one is the best. It scores highest marks in every category, from location to meals to service. It is near a busy shopping arcade. Just down the incline is a foot bath next to a mechanical clock which has moving parts on the hour. Many people stood around it to view the action. The arcade is interesting too. I bought a bag of clementines -- very sweet, 400yen/KG. The onsen is so relaxing and no one there except for a father and young son. We were in room # 1503 in an annex connected to the main building by a long corridor. No English television channels, huge balcony with view, and 2 Western-style twin beds. Dinner was in a private structure next to the river -- Kawaseki. Getting down there from the ryokan was not smooth. We had total privacy. The food was brought down by large bento boxes filled with seafood, soup, side dishes. So delicious. The newspaper is delivered to the room. The breakfast was just as wonderful as the dinner. Too bad we stayed only one night. This is the only lodging I wish we could have stayed longer.
Hotel Mielparque Matsuyama
4/51 Reviews

Hotel Mielparque Matsuyama

Matsuyama|0.22km from Yugamayakushi
The room is so big that it is unimaginable in Japan! Take Iyo Tram Line 3 or 5 to Dogo Onsen Station. Facing the Young Master Clock, there is a large torii gate on your right. Go uphill to the end and then turn on the right. The second road is the hotel. The rooms have large balconies, and the double rooms have futons for four people. There are toilets and no bathing facilities. You must go to the hot spring on the second floor. The pool is not big and there are few people. The breakfast buffet is good, and the dinner banquet dishes are excellent! The hotel is not far from the main building, the road is about 5-8 minutes!
Hotel Patio Dogo
4.6/5137 Reviews

Hotel Patio Dogo

Matsuyama|0.31km from Yugamayakushi
Located in front of the main building of Dogo Onsen, it was an outstanding location. Use GO TO travel and use it in １ room ２ names. Breakfast and Dogo Onsen bathing tickets were ２ names, and the total price was １ million ２ thousand yen. There is a step on the ceiling of the room, and it is devised a little different from the usual business hotel. Breakfast was a popular shop sushi Maru on the １ floor in the building, but it is a very ordinary Japanese meal for breakfast. However, the white rice was quite delicious.
Hanayuzuki
3.6/51 Reviews

Hanayuzuki

Matsuyama|0.38km from Yugamayakushi
It is about 100 meters away from Dogo Onsen, and the location is very good if you walk around. The tram station is very convenient to the shopping mall, and you can walk to some attractions in a few minutes. I also came across a small performance in the public square next door, Youyi* and her apprentice. The staff are not the most fluent in English, but they are very friendly and will help if you have any questions. We have Japanese friends in our company, so there is no problem in communication. The facilities feel a bit like going back to the 80s, but they are fully equipped and very comfortable.
Yamatoya Besso
4.5/510 Reviews

Yamatoya Besso

Matsuyama|0.39km from Yugamayakushi
Before you go: it is good to speak some Japanese. I tried to book it directly with the ryokan so I could choose a menu plan but the English version of the website was not showing available dates and the Japanese version was not allowing to enter a non-Japanese phone number. I emailed them (in Japanese) and was able to get a reservation with the meal plan of my choice (breakfast and dinner and some special side dishes). We stayed at what I think is called superior Japanese room. It was very spacious. Besides the onsen on the first floor, the room itself has a large ofuro. Meals were served in our room. I liked this for breakfast but missed seeing people around dinner time. The onsen dowstairs has two large baths, one is closed and the other is open with rocks and vegetation around. A glass window separates them. After the onsen, there is self-service beer and/or ice-cream. The food was amazing! But I think I went overboard in ordering the special sea bream sashimi. We stayed two days there, relaxing at the onsen after climbing the Matsuyama castle ramp/steps or after cycling the Shimanamikaido in Imabari (about 40 minutes from Matsuyama) felt like heaven. The staff was extremely warmth and professional. In this place you will see the true Japanese hospitality ”omotenashi”.
Hotel Luna Park
3.6/55 Reviews

Hotel Luna Park

Matsuyama|0.4km from Yugamayakushi
Hotel Luna Park is located in Matsuyama and about 56-minutes by car from Dogo Onsen Station, near Dogo Hot Spring and Dogo Shopping Area. Yukata are available for guests to wear during their stay. Guests may borrow conveniences such as irons at no additional charge (please inquire at the front desk for details). Facilities include a communal bath, an open-air bath, rental bicycles and a cafe. The hotel offers Japanese multi-course meals featuring fresh fish and seafood dishes. The hotel possesses 86 guest rooms.

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Auberge Dogo
3.8/53 Reviews

Auberge Dogo

Matsuyama|0.11km from Yugamayakushi
２ I stayed with a plan with food. The Italian dinner using Ehime fish was great. You can also freely drink soft drinks including Ehime orange juice in the lobby and order cakes made at nearby patisserie (this is paid). The room was renovated from the inn era and feels a little old, but the bed was comfortable and the hot springs were good. The only complaint is that there is no WiFi in the room.
Umenoya Ryokan

Umenoya Ryokan

Matsuyama|0.15km from Yugamayakushi
Located in Matsuyama City Center, Umenoya Ryokan is a perfect starting point from which to explore Matsuyama. Offering a variety of facilities and services, the hotel provides all you need for a good night's sleep. All the necessary facilities, including 24-hour security, daily housekeeping, gift/souvenir shop, postal service, taxi service, are at hand. Some of the well-appointed guestrooms feature television LCD/plasma screen, clothes rack, complimentary tea, free welcome drink, mirror. Take a break from a long day and make use of hot spring bath, spa, garden. For reliable service and professional staff, Umenoya Ryokan caters to your needs.
Hotel Villa Dogo
3.4/520 Reviews

Hotel Villa Dogo

Matsuyama|0.19km from Yugamayakushi
The inn feels old, but the room was small. The bath and toilet are separate. You need to contact the hot water supply before using it to get hot water out. It is said that the utilities cost is soaring and it is for energy saving. When I asked my aunt about the color 々, she told me about the color 々. I'm sure it's a type that divides your likes and dislikes. There is a coin parking lot in front of the inn in the parking lot. My aunt paid for the parking when I left. Thank you.
Hotel Nakagawa
3.4/53 Reviews

Hotel Nakagawa

Matsuyama|0.2km from Yugamayakushi
The location is perfect near Dogo Onsen, but it's a shame because of the unfriendlyness of the inn's mother. There is no greeting. When I went around 15:30, I was told by a stick that ”Check-in is at 16:00”. The price is cheap and there is no other inn for pets, so I can't complain much ... Moreover, there is no charge for pets (of course, there is no pet goods). The facility is also Showa retro and old, and there are no heavy futons these days. There is no shower in the bath (there are men), and the hot water coming out of the faucet is a little bit, and it is difficult to wash the body. Many are shared toilets. A poor thing that doesn't even come out of hot water like a washbasin. It would be impossible if the whole was not renovated ... The room is up to the ４ floor. Of course there is no elevator. Meals are served in the room (because there is no dining room). The food is not special, but there are many items and I thought I couldn't get it at this price. The taste was good.
Nigitatsu Kaikan
3/51 Reviews

Nigitatsu Kaikan

Matsuyama|0.21km from Yugamayakushi
Situated within Dogo Onsen, Nigitatsu Kaikan is an inn where you feel comfortable and enjoy hot spring.
Cinnamon Guesthouse Dogo
4.5/511 Reviews

Cinnamon Guesthouse Dogo

Matsuyama|0.22km from Yugamayakushi
Wow did we luck out. My daughters and I discovered Cinnamon House by chance and will never stay anywhere else in Matsuyama. Pristine, cool, laid back. Shimpei-san is cool with great English. He actually drove my car up the hill to the free parking so I would know how to find it later. This place is a gem, just steps from Dogo Onsen. Our 3-person traditional Japanese room was immaculate. Air-conditioned. The only drawback is that it's not wheelchair accessible. Guitar on site, kitchen / fridge / free coffee (make your own), tea, and biscuits. Free little shampoos and conditioners to bring to the onsen. In and out privileges all nite. Get here!

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Chaharu

Chaharu

4.3/554 Reviews
This is an inn that impresses with its polite hospitality. The food is also of the quality of a Japanese restaurant and inn. I think it's probably on purpose, but there are many citrus-inspired dishes, and the taste is light, so people who drink alcohol may be a little unsatisfactory. I think it would be better to make the bland sea bream a little more salty and soupy. The customer service staff are all young and many of them are naive, but I had the impression that they were well educated. The baths are small on the 10th floor with an observation bath and a rooftop open-air bath, but there is no problem. The person who checked us out at the end was also polite and wonderful.
Funaya

Funaya

4.7/545 Reviews
Of all the many lodging options on this trip, this one is the best. It scores highest marks in every category, from location to meals to service. It is near a busy shopping arcade. Just down the incline is a foot bath next to a mechanical clock which has moving parts on the hour. Many people stood around it to view the action. The arcade is interesting too. I bought a bag of clementines -- very sweet, 400yen/KG. The onsen is so relaxing and no one there except for a father and young son. We were in room # 1503 in an annex connected to the main building by a long corridor. No English television channels, huge balcony with view, and 2 Western-style twin beds. Dinner was in a private structure next to the river -- Kawaseki. Getting down there from the ryokan was not smooth. We had total privacy. The food was brought down by large bento boxes filled with seafood, soup, side dishes. So delicious. The newspaper is delivered to the room. The breakfast was just as wonderful as the dinner. Too bad we stayed only one night. This is the only lodging I wish we could have stayed longer.
Dogo Grand Hotel

Dogo Grand Hotel

3.9/511 Reviews
When I checked in late at night, the night meal was prepared in the room (maybe because I described the scheduled time) and the heart was warm and warm. It was convenient to have luggage baskets and umbrellas for hot water around the neighborhood. The large bath is also complete in the hotel, and it is put from 5 o'clock in the morning until 1 o'clock at night, so I think it can be used many times for those who like bathing. The location is close to Dogo Onsen Station, a few minutes walk from each Onsen Museum and convenience stores are also nearby, so it is a very convenient hotel. It was a little old building, but I thought the cost performance was good in view of location and service.
Dogo-No-Oyado Iwasaki

Dogo-No-Oyado Iwasaki

4.2/521 Reviews
I booked a room for 3 people (4 people) with yo, but it was nice that the room was large enough and there was a separate space to organize the carrier. There was an induction and a kettle, so I could boil tea or simply eat cup noodles. The room was very clean and the quilt was thick. If you come on a family trip for three, I would definitely recommend this room. There is a large mart within a 3-minute walk, so it is easy to shop and there are many conveniences. It is an 8-minute walk from the downtown Dogo Onsen, but it is closer than on the map. It is a street where you can walk without any burden even if you have a hot spring late at night. I would highly recommend it if the purpose is to hot springs. I traveled on foot, but it takes 20 minutes to walk to Matsuyama Castle Cable and 30 minutes to Okaido. The downside is that there are no staff who are fluent in English, but there was no big problem. He was kind and mixed English, Japanese and Korean to explain the room well and tried hard. Thank you! I want to visit again next time ^^
Yamatoya Besso

Yamatoya Besso

4.5/510 Reviews
Before you go: it is good to speak some Japanese. I tried to book it directly with the ryokan so I could choose a menu plan but the English version of the website was not showing available dates and the Japanese version was not allowing to enter a non-Japanese phone number. I emailed them (in Japanese) and was able to get a reservation with the meal plan of my choice (breakfast and dinner and some special side dishes). We stayed at what I think is called superior Japanese room. It was very spacious. Besides the onsen on the first floor, the room itself has a large ofuro. Meals were served in our room. I liked this for breakfast but missed seeing people around dinner time. The onsen dowstairs has two large baths, one is closed and the other is open with rocks and vegetation around. A glass window separates them. After the onsen, there is self-service beer and/or ice-cream. The food was amazing! But I think I went overboard in ordering the special sea bream sashimi. We stayed two days there, relaxing at the onsen after climbing the Matsuyama castle ramp/steps or after cycling the Shimanamikaido in Imabari (about 40 minutes from Matsuyama) felt like heaven. The staff was extremely warmth and professional. In this place you will see the true Japanese hospitality ”omotenashi”.
Dogo Onsen Old England Dogo Yamanote Hotel

Dogo Onsen Old England Dogo Yamanote Hotel

4/510 Reviews
Why is it in the UK even though it is Dogo Onsen? Book to explore its wonders. The guest room is a semi-double room, so it's a little small at 18 square meters, but it's completely British with William Morris wallpaper! The furniture is also completely British. I almost forget I'm in Dogo. A refrigerator, electric kettle, tea set, and air purifier are also available. The bathroom is a small unit bath, but there is a large bath so it is not a problem. Amenities include toothpaste sets, razors, and brushes. In addition to shampoo and conditioner, we also have a full lineup of hand soap, shaving foam, lotion, cream, and more. The hot water in the public bath comes from Dogo. Mild hot water. There is a small open air in the back, but there is no view (=_=) There was also a sauna, but it wasn't hot due to a mistake by the staff. Dinner is a full course French meal. I wasn't expecting much, but the food was decent and tasted good. The wine was also plentiful and I was satisfied. However, I chose Japanese food for breakfast, but it was not delicious. Is miso soup, let alone rice, less than instant? Would it have been better to choose Western food? Check-out is at 12:00, so you can go to the Dogo Onsen main building in your yukata. You can also rent baskets and towels. It was at a time when most of the staff were trainees, so it was not possible to evaluate them.

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