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JR Hotel Clement Takamatsu
"JR Clement double had a nice king bed and a spacious room. There were too comfortable arm chairs to sit in and a desk as well we found it very convenient to get to the ferry to go to the art islands and to get from the train station to the hotel, it’s just a short walk"
Reviewed on Oct 22, 2026
KOKO HOTEL Takamatsu
"The location was near to either train station or bus stop. Quite and peaceful area."
Reviewed on Sep 20, 2026
Dormy Inn Takamatsuchuokoenmae Natural Hot Spring
"Had an enjoyable stay. Very friendly and helpful staff. Check-in and check-out process were very smooth with the kiosks and staff was available if I needed any assistance. Loved the public bath and the amenities. Everything was clean and service was great. Was never disturbed and any service was ..."
Reviewed on Oct 14, 2026
WeBase TAKAMATSU - Hostel
"직원들이 친절하고, 아침 식사도 매우 만족스러웠습니다. 교통의 편리성도 좋았습니다."
Reviewed on Sep 3, 2026
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Takamatsu
"The staff was fantastic. The spa was excellent. The location was terrific."
Reviewed on Oct 13, 2026
Rihga Hotel Zest Takamatsu
"A little too far to walk from the station."
Reviewed on Oct 23, 2026
Business Hotel Access Awa
"There was no live person at the desk. I couldn’t get the access number to enter the property Finally someone came to help but it was very stressful"
Reviewed on Sep 27, 2026
JR Clement Inn Takamatsu Hyogomachi
"Excellent location. Real corded iron and proper ironing boards."
Reviewed on Oct 6, 2026
The Celecton Takamatsu
"禁煙ルームの予約で禁煙ルームの７２２号室を案内されたがタバコ臭がひどく外出せざるを得ない。窓を開けてエアコンを稼働させ6時間後に帰ってきたが完全にはタバコ臭消えずまだ残っていた。 気管支が弱い方は予約時に要確認の上、予約する事をお勧めする。"
Reviewed on Oct 13, 2026
Awa Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Researching where to spend some time in Awa? It could be a bit difficult to book a base in the center of town, but if you have a look the outlying area you will find a good mix of luxury and budget accommodations. You will appreciate all of what Awa and the wider region is home to with 23 options located within a 19-mile (30-kilometer) area.
The Tokushima Tokyu REI Hotel, Tokushima, which is the nearest Travelocity-listed place to stay, is situated 15 miles (24 kilometers) from the city center of Awa. A second nearby Travelocity hotel is the Dormy Inn Takamatsu Natural Hot Spring, found in Kagawa, 20 miles (33 kilometers) from central Awa.
The Tokushima Washington Hotel Plaza can be found 15 miles (25 kilometers) from the downtown area of Awa. Or, alternatively, the Chisun Inn Takamatsu is located 20 miles (33 kilometers) away. The Hotel Plaza Inn Tokushima and also the Takamatsu Washington Hotel Plaza are two other Travelocity-listed places to stay in Awa.
Once you have seen the sights in Awa, ensure you have enough time to look at more of what Shikoku has to offer. Shikoku is well known for rural landscapes, and other popular visitor attractions include castles, traditional villages and old towns. In this fascinating part of Japan adventurous visitors can try their hand at mountain climbing and hiking.
Looking for more activities? Spend the day visiting Awa Odori Kaikan and Tokushima Castle, which you'll find in Tokushima, 17 miles (27 kilometers) to the east of Awa. When you spend a night or two in Tokushima, check out the rooms at the Tokushima Grandvrio Hotel and Hotel Clement Tokushima. Or, you could consider staying in Sakaide, 30 miles (45 kilometers) northwest of Awa, where you can choose from the Hotel Route-Inn Sakaidekita Inter and Kyukamura Sanuki-Goshikidai. The Tsuzumioka Shrine and Koshointenno-ji Temple are a couple of the more popular attractions to discover when visiting Sakaide.
Takamatsu Airport is a practical airport for flights in and out of Awa. It's situated 17 miles (27 kilometers) away. APA Hotel Takamatsu Airport is nearby.
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Recent Awa hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
HOTEL RAH TAKAMATSU
"Lovely staff. The policies? Truly one of a kind. We stayed two nights (Oct 22–24). First, sincere thanks to our front desk staff member: polite, patient, and he truly did his best with every request. He deserves a better rulebook. As for the hotel: in 10+ Japanese hotels, we've never seen anything like it. • It turned a brand-new building into a garbage-themed experience. There's no room cleaning on 2–3 night stays. Instead, the hotel asks guests to leave garbage outside their doors for pickup by noon, so the hallways end up messy. There was also a strange smell, only in the hallways. Surely just a coincidence. • It taught us a new skill: shipping our own luggage. Every other hotel we've used in Japan sent our bags by takkyubin. Here, we carried our suitcases to a convenience store at night, in the rain. Very authentic. At least the front desk gave us an umbrella. He really tried his best to help, so this is clearly a policy problem, not a staff one. • And one elevator for 9 floors and around 88 rooms. To be fair, the rooms were clean and in good condition, and compared to other hotels nearby, the price was a steal. For that, I'd pick it again. You get what you pay for. Bottom line: a good hotel if you don't need luggage forwarding and can live with a few mild inconveniences."
