Find hotels near Takamatsu Heike Monogatari Historical Museum, Takamatsu from SAR 217

"Room was very spacious. The beds were comfortable. The staff was amazing, good parking and great amenities."

"Clean and comfy room, friendly staffs, nice onsen facilities, express highway bus stop is just across the street, have various direct buses to Takamatsu Train Station and ferry port, just 12-15 min away. "

"Exceptional hotel. All first class. Room breakfast lobby staff cleanliness location "

"Loved our stay at this Fav hotel. The room was modern, well appointed, spacious and had amazing laundry facilities. Very comfortable and clean, as everywhere in Japan. Staff were attentive and friendly. Very easy check-in and check-out. Would totally recommend."

"I’ve stayed at JR Clemens Hotel four times through the years, and the hotel keeps getting better! The staff spoke okay English during check-in, it was easy to buy (excellent!) breakfast for just one of our days and the room was fresh and suited our needs perfectly. We had some kind of deluxe standard room with great beds, okay amount of space and good tea and coffee. Only downside was that we only were on the seventh floor and thus did not get one of the amazing view that you can get if you are higher up. I would like to add that the breakfast was the best ones I have had in Japan, and that it has improved a lot during recent years. I am a vegetarian and could more than eat my fill. Especially appreciated the varm pancakes and the soft serve ice cream. The hotel lacks any kind of onsen, which I would say is the only thing missing right now for a truly outstanding experience."

"Great room, close to the station "

"Nice breakfast selection, shops nearby, convenient"

"Grand Base Takamatsu is an apartment rental more than a hotel. Although it was not what we expected it was perfect for our stay in Takamatsu. It is very well located near the main shopping arcade, has a terrific soba restaurant across the street. It has an ok kitchen and be prepared to do some shopping for breakfast. Check-in is. little odd (no front desk - follow written instructions). When the written instructions did not work, we were able to get some help on line fairly easily. If you're looking for a a "hotel" experience, this is not for you - but as a short-term apartment, it worked quite well. "

"I enjoyed the Japanese breakfast, food was delicious. Buffet fruit and vegetables was fresh and tasty. We also enjoyed the cocktail hour with excellent beverage choices and appetizers in a cozy, relaxing setting. All the staff was helpful, courteous and friendly. The room was clean. My only concern was the room had very little storage space for my clothing, suitcase and accessories. "