Hotels near Mannou Park, Kotohira

Ideally situated in the Konpira Onsen district of Kotohira, UDON na HOTEL 琴平 is located 40 km from Liminal Air-core Takamatsu, 41 km from Sunport Fountain and 45 km from Asahi Green Park.

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Annie

From

United Kingdom

Clean room, comfy, friendly staff and delicious udon!!!

Kotohira Park Hotel offers accommodation in Kotohira. Rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room. Rooms include a private bathroom fitted with a shower.

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Yuen Kam Jean

From

Hong Kong

The hotel is new and clean. The reception staff are nice and well-prepared the restaurants details nearby with clear information including opening hours.

Situated in Kotohira, 33 km from Kitahamaebisu Shrine, 虎屋別館 features accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge.

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Marie-france

From

Belgium

Location is perfect, right in front of the stairs going up to the temple. Staff is extremely nice and helpful. I had the 10 futons room on the ground floor which is very large and super elegant. I love the decoration. Everything is super clean and the bathroom is very confortable . This ryokan is very authentic and a real gem!

Situated within 32 km of Kitahamaebisu Shrine and 42 km of Liminal Air-core Takamatsu, nine stories hotel features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Kotohira.

Located in Kotohira, 40 km from Liminal Air-core Takamatsu, Kotohira Riverside Hotel provides accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a restaurant and a spa and wellness centre.

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Julie

From

United Kingdom

Super location, very helpful staff, good breakfast and excellent Onsen facilities

A 15-minute walk from JR Kotohira Station, Kotohira Kadan offers natural hot spring baths and spacious Japanese-style rooms, some with a private outdoor hot spring bath.

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Iain

From

Switzerland

We were extremely fortunate to stay in the Choseiden cottage. The very generous layout and views over the garden towards the faraway mountains, the scrolls, the paintings, the wooden furniture of this once tea house, not too forget the private bath (“Onsen”) with its glass panel onto the forest were exquisite. The staff were most helpful and kind. Very warm thoughts go to Reina who brought us our meals and guided us through the intricacies of the local cuisine, while answering with a joyful warmth our relentless barrage of questions about Japanese culture and herself. A stay which will linger!