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"The hot spa on the top (11th) floor was excellent! Also the 24 hours open convenience store in the 1st floor is literally convenient. Also Very good was Tully's coffee on the 1st floor. It was an excellent stay."

"Great hotel. Room was huge with Massage chair as a nice surprise! Pillows were soft. Older hotel but very close to train station / bus station& perfect location for Awa Odori "

"You need to have a car but otherwise, this hotel was a good base to travel to and from Tokushima, take a boat trip to the Naruto whirlpools and visit local beaches. The lack of onsite restaurant and a common area to cook and eat in made for a relaxed feel which was a pleasant change from other more hectic hotels we had stayed in before this one. The staff were amazing, going above and beyond to ensure we felt welcome and had all the information we needed about the local area. One thing to note is that the hotel cannot currently arrange luggage forwarding to your next hotel. Staff did find the local Yamato depot for us and helped as much as they could but if we had not had a car, it would not have been possible."

"Property is very accessible and conveniently located adjacent to Tokushima Bus Station, which is the main congregation point for all local buses in the area. Let's be honest, you shouldn't spend much time in your hotel room when you are in a foreign country, you should be exploring and getting a feel for the culture."

"This was an older hotel but you can see the ownership takes pride of the hotel. Beautiful location. i would stay there again."

"飯店與JR德島駅相鄰，巴士站就在面前，位置非常好，對旅客來說十分便利，自駕的人停車也很方便。飯店服務佳，早餐也很美味。唯一缺點是房間洗手台有漏水的情形。pm2:00 可Check in，退房時間是pm12:00前，這是一大優點，不用一大早就趕時間。整體來說這是家值得向朋友推薦的好飯店，以後若再來德島還會選擇住在這裡。"

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"Good customer service, super clean facilities, flexible parking options and nice breakfast."

"Amazing experience! Although a little difficult to get to, this ryokan was totally worth it. We got the fish meals and they were extraordinary - nothing was in English, so we had no idea what we were eating. But that’s part of it! "