4-Star Hotels in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan

The Hotel is right on top of Japan Railway Tokushima Station and one minute walk from the main bus terminal in Tokushima, too. Very convenient not only to explore the city of Tokushima, but also to explore Tokushima's rich nature and culture, still hidden gem in Japan. Hotel was built about 30 years ago but it is well maintained and rooms are spacious compared with more recent ones. Hotel staffs are very courteous. It forms a part of the station building where you can find many restaurants with Japanese and local flavors as well as souvenir shops.

We stayed for two nights and we enjoyed it. Located across the Tokushima JR station and next to a few shopping areas, it's easily accessible. The hotel car park lot (self-park) is just next to the hotel building and the parking fee is 800yen (3pm to 11noon, just one-time entry) and you can pay the fee at the hotel reception. The room we have is deluxe double, double bed at East Annex. The room is clean and comfortable. Just like other Japanese downtown business hotels, the room is not big but we able to open up two suitcases and still have room to move around. Breakfasts have Western & Japanese choices and we especially love they included local food and cuisine. Public onsen is located at the 11/F and we enjoyed it too. Staff are friendly and speak okay English.

The Iya Onsen is one of those unique travel destinations that leaves you with a truly memorable experience. From the fabulous drive up the isolated narrow mountain road, to the view from the top into the valley below, the relaxation of the open-air baths at the river’s edge (or on your private terrace), the locally sourced and themed kaiseki meals, and the helpfulness and professionalism of the staff, the property offers an experience that clearly stands out among typical ryokan offerings, even more upscale ones. The prime feature of the Iya Onsen property, is of course, the incredible location and view from the top down into valley, which truly makes you stop to appreciate the natural beauty around you. The dedicated cable car taking guests to the large open air baths at the river’s edge below adds another unique element, with the overall experience augmented by the general high quality of the ryokan itself; while the buildings and rooms are beginning to show a bit of their age, the overall facilities and services are still very much reflective of a luxury stay. This is a wonderful luxury ryokan at an incredible location, a rare combination that is not always easy to find.

This resort is geared for family, many families bring their younger children, a refreshing view. It is a nice resort but by no means luxurious. We chose Japanese restaurant for dinner instead of their suggested buffet restaurant (dinner is included in the price), and the kaiseki served was mediocre in taste and quality. We indulge for breakfast, there are two restaurants, one a buffet serving western food, and the other Japanese. We tried both, and all are pretty good! There are english speaking nepalese employees, and two onsens, one on the top floor with sea view, and the other an outdoor on the first floor (preferred!). Make sure you buy the meal package since there are no nearby restaurant and you are pretty much a captive audience. Oh, parking is free, which is nice. Close by to Otsuka museum and the bridge where we watch Naruto whirlpool.

When I traveled to Tokushima, I stayed in two rooms with my relatives. The basic making of two rooms was together and it was a three-story Maison net system. The first floor is a very large room, with two beds, the entrance to the breakfast hall, the second floor is the main entrance and the toilet, bus, living room, mini kitchen and two beds, ＜ The same floor as the front desk and dinner restaurant ＞ The 3 floor has an open-air bath (jacuzzi) under the simple roof, and there was a beach bed and chair ahead. The difference between the two rooms was the layout of the mini kitchen and the sofa on the second floor. One was the kitchen with a wall and the other was an island type. The kitchen was more spacious with walls, so it was popular with a large number of me 々. ＜ good point ＞ 广 々 making, and the ceiling was also high and good. You can do it very slowly. Also, it was 32 years old, but it was cleanly maintained. I was able to enjoy the sunrise in the morning and in the open-air bath (jacuzzi) on the 3 floor of the pass. ＜ I enter without a swimsuit, but I think women can be more relieved to bring swimsuits. ＞ There are many outlets, and the electric light switch is also on the pillow, and it was easy to use. There was a coffee maker and I had a delicious coffee. It was a breakfast venue, but it was very good in the atmosphere like southern France. The door from the corridor was ２ heavy door, so the soundproofing was firm. ＜ regrettable point ＞ cherry blossom dinner and breakfast were not very good overall. By the way, the most delicious was the abalone sote added with the option. ＜ Other comments ＞ It is convenient to have a towel hanger in the toilet. I am glad that the chair of the bath is low, so I stay at various hotels, but I liked it enough to enter my best 10.

Thanks to the personality of the two owners of the accommodation, we were able to stay very satisfied. Thank you very much! Regarding accommodation, I asked color 々 in advance, but I was relieved even before staying with a quick and polite response. I actually met you and it was a really nice person 々. I had a problem at the time of my stay, but I was able to think about the first thing that we could enjoy comfortably and sincerely. The accommodation was beautiful, fashionable, cozy and I wanted to stay more, and I wanted to use it again.

The Hotel is right on top of Japan Railway Tokushima Station and one minute walk from the main bus terminal in Tokushima, too. Very convenient not only to explore the city of Tokushima, but also to explore Tokushima's rich nature and culture, still hidden gem in Japan. Hotel was built about 30 years ago but it is well maintained and rooms are spacious compared with more recent ones. Hotel staffs are very courteous. It forms a part of the station building where you can find many restaurants with Japanese and local flavors as well as souvenir shops.

We stayed for two nights and we enjoyed it. Located across the Tokushima JR station and next to a few shopping areas, it's easily accessible. The hotel car park lot (self-park) is just next to the hotel building and the parking fee is 800yen (3pm to 11noon, just one-time entry) and you can pay the fee at the hotel reception. The room we have is deluxe double, double bed at East Annex. The room is clean and comfortable. Just like other Japanese downtown business hotels, the room is not big but we able to open up two suitcases and still have room to move around. Breakfasts have Western & Japanese choices and we especially love they included local food and cuisine. Public onsen is located at the 11/F and we enjoyed it too. Staff are friendly and speak okay English.

The Iya Onsen is one of those unique travel destinations that leaves you with a truly memorable experience. From the fabulous drive up the isolated narrow mountain road, to the view from the top into the valley below, the relaxation of the open-air baths at the river’s edge (or on your private terrace), the locally sourced and themed kaiseki meals, and the helpfulness and professionalism of the staff, the property offers an experience that clearly stands out among typical ryokan offerings, even more upscale ones. The prime feature of the Iya Onsen property, is of course, the incredible location and view from the top down into valley, which truly makes you stop to appreciate the natural beauty around you. The dedicated cable car taking guests to the large open air baths at the river’s edge below adds another unique element, with the overall experience augmented by the general high quality of the ryokan itself; while the buildings and rooms are beginning to show a bit of their age, the overall facilities and services are still very much reflective of a luxury stay. This is a wonderful luxury ryokan at an incredible location, a rare combination that is not always easy to find.

This resort is geared for family, many families bring their younger children, a refreshing view. It is a nice resort but by no means luxurious. We chose Japanese restaurant for dinner instead of their suggested buffet restaurant (dinner is included in the price), and the kaiseki served was mediocre in taste and quality. We indulge for breakfast, there are two restaurants, one a buffet serving western food, and the other Japanese. We tried both, and all are pretty good! There are english speaking nepalese employees, and two onsens, one on the top floor with sea view, and the other an outdoor on the first floor (preferred!). Make sure you buy the meal package since there are no nearby restaurant and you are pretty much a captive audience. Oh, parking is free, which is nice. Close by to Otsuka museum and the bridge where we watch Naruto whirlpool.

When I traveled to Tokushima, I stayed in two rooms with my relatives. The basic making of two rooms was together and it was a three-story Maison net system. The first floor is a very large room, with two beds, the entrance to the breakfast hall, the second floor is the main entrance and the toilet, bus, living room, mini kitchen and two beds, ＜ The same floor as the front desk and dinner restaurant ＞ The 3 floor has an open-air bath (jacuzzi) under the simple roof, and there was a beach bed and chair ahead. The difference between the two rooms was the layout of the mini kitchen and the sofa on the second floor. One was the kitchen with a wall and the other was an island type. The kitchen was more spacious with walls, so it was popular with a large number of me 々. ＜ good point ＞ 广 々 making, and the ceiling was also high and good. You can do it very slowly. Also, it was 32 years old, but it was cleanly maintained. I was able to enjoy the sunrise in the morning and in the open-air bath (jacuzzi) on the 3 floor of the pass. ＜ I enter without a swimsuit, but I think women can be more relieved to bring swimsuits. ＞ There are many outlets, and the electric light switch is also on the pillow, and it was easy to use. There was a coffee maker and I had a delicious coffee. It was a breakfast venue, but it was very good in the atmosphere like southern France. The door from the corridor was ２ heavy door, so the soundproofing was firm. ＜ regrettable point ＞ cherry blossom dinner and breakfast were not very good overall. By the way, the most delicious was the abalone sote added with the option. ＜ Other comments ＞ It is convenient to have a towel hanger in the toilet. I am glad that the chair of the bath is low, so I stay at various hotels, but I liked it enough to enter my best 10.