Vacation Rentals in Sanuki

The price was good for last minute accommodation.

Except the jacuzzi, everything in the apartment is clean and tidy.

Everything is signed and crafted by the owners and books are really nice. Also its good value for solo travellers to have their own room.

Very well kept, clean, spacious Japanese home. We were 4 adults, and there was more than enough room for us to have our own space. The host was very friendly. She met us at check in, and showed us around. She also prepared ample snacks, tea and coffee. Clean towels, hair dryer, and a full set of toiletries was provided. There was full cooking facilities, and a supermarket just around the corner, so you can cook up a meal. We had a lovely, comfortable stay, and would highly recommend this country side stay.

I stayed for 4 nights. The hotel is in walking distance to the 85th temple, as well as artist Isamu Naguchi’s former studio/Museum. The room and public area are all very very clean. I enjoyed the hot bath enormously after a long day. The owner of the hotel is super friendly who really takes care of the guest‘s comfort and safely. I borrowed the electrical bike from the host to cycle along the coastlines. It was the best way to explore local areas,

The winner here was our host Shin who went above and beyond in helping us organize our stay. He picked us up and dropped us off at the station and gave us lots of advice and recommendations.

It was a very comfortable place at a very reasonable price, with everything you need for a longer stay. The host is super helpful and went above and beyond to help us out with various things related to our staying in Japan in general. The apartment itself is large and with a balcony. There's a nice bath, standard Japanese fancy toilet, decent sized kitchen and refrigerator. The internet is super fast. It's in a quiet and beautiful area with little homes and rice fields and the surrounding area has lots of little restaurants to try out. It's very much rural Japan, which is a vibe we liked. There's an excellent sashimi restaurant about a 5-7 minute walk down the street and a tasty little takoyaki / taiyaki stand run by some sweet old ladies. There's also a bunch of Udon restaurants (what Kagawa / Takamatsu is famous for) within walking distance. If you have a bike or car there is parking for both.