2-Star Hotels in Ehime Prefecture, Japan

I stayed here on a business trip. There was a parking lot, so it was convenient, and the breakfast bento was delicious. Another plus was that you could drink as much mandarin orange juice and coffee as you wanted. The room was clean. It's also about a 15-minute walk from the bars and restaurants. I'd definitely stay here again.

We were told that the onsen was closed. Which must have been a misunderstanding, as we used it later and it was great. Got a nice welcome drink - even though it was form the machine, it was a nice gesture. Location was perfect next to the train station and not far from the Henro pilgrimee temple

Advanced, simple, comfortable environment, convenient location, supermarket is around the corner.

The nearby hotels were set at three times the usual rate during Golden Week, but this was a normal rate even during busy seasons. There was also a large communal bath and a sauna so I could relax. After the bath, there was a free service of drinks, sweets and ice cream on the 1 floor. Next to the counter was a service of citrus fruits such as decopon and water PET bottles. It is a hotel that I want to stay next time. There was also an all-you-can-drink service of local sake 4 〜 5 types on the 1st floor for 2 hours at 19:00 〜 21:00. For those who can't drink alcohol, there was also a free coffee and tea service.

We really enjoyed the full Japanese Inn experience at Ebisuya Ryokan. This means you have a private room for sleeping but shared facilities for toilet and bathing. There are also very comfortable, relaxed shared lounge and reading areas. The whole Ryokan was beautifully appointed with traditional Japanese furniture. The hosts were very friendly and helpful, and despite our limited Japanese we managed to communicate effectively. The room was large and beautifully appointed. The traditional bedding was laid out for us during dinner, which was served downstairs in the restaurant/dining area. The dinner was filling and delicious with an emphasis on seafood. The onsite onsens were glorious after a day travelling and they are not segregated by sex and can be locked so you can have a private onsen with your partner or family. Breakfast was also sumptuous and very traditional Japanese. If you would like to visit a less travelled part of Japan I would recommend this ryokan. Great access to the beautiful Sadamisaki Peninsula. The local town also has some great cafes!

This is a hotel near the Daohou Hot Spring. It is a Japanese-style room type. The room is full. If you want to go to the Daohou Hot Spring, it is quite convenient. It is also very close to enjoy the Daohou style at night.

Use when traveling on the shimamami Kaido road. The parking lot is free and large, so it's okay to be late 🅿️ There is Yoshinoya next door, and there is Kura sushi opposite, so it doesn't seem to be troublesome for food! If you drive a little, there are supermarkets and convenience stores 🏪 The room is spacious and comfortable 々. The large communal bath was very large and beautiful, probably because it was renewed. There were no amenities, so bring lotion, emulsion, and toothbrush. The lounge offers alcohol and snacks at night and breakfast in the morning. Breakfast is also very delicious and satisfying.

It is located in the area ahead of the track of Dogo Onsen Station. I don't recommend it very much because the road is narrow in the residential area to go by car. Overall, the lighting is dim, but the price is reasonable, so there may be no way around. I thought there was a plan to rent a bed in the room at the time of booking and stay.

A good hotel to stay for one or two nights. The staff was very friendly and the room was nice and clean

The view of the Kuroshima Kaikyo Bridge is good Please ask for a view of the bridge. Breakfast is not overdone and small but clean.