Ryokans in Imabari

Komecho Ryokan enjoys a location in Imabari, 11 miles from Henjou-in Temple and 12 miles from Kawara Museum.

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John

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New Zealand

The Ryokan is located right on the waterfront in Imabari, handy for ferries and to the castle. It is clean and comfortable and good value for the money. The room was in traditional Japanese style with Tatami and futons.

16 miles from Henjou-in Temple in Imabari, 汐の丸 features accommodations with access to a hot spring bath and public bath. This 4-star ryokan offers an elevator and luggage storage space.

22 miles from Oogamiyama Omoto Shrine in Imabari, Sawaki provides accommodations with access to a public bath. This 2-star ryokan offers free shuttle service and luggage storage space.

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Miri

From

Israel

Stayed here in the middle of our Shimanami Kaido Cycling route and it was perfect! They have a large parking area for bikes and it's not too far off the main path. The room was very spacious, comfortable, and clean, and had everything we needed. Great place to rest after a lot of biking. There's also a couple of restaurants nearby that are open until late. They also serve a delicious and filling Japanese breakfast.

シーパの湯 Seapa no Yu is a recently renovated ryokan in Matsuyama, near Hojo Kashima Shrine. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking, and free Wifi.

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Julia

From

Germany

The private onsen with sea view was amazing. The room itself was nice as well, it was a small tatami room and there's also a balcony next to the bath. We had dinner at the restaurant which was good and very reasonably priced. The staff was friendly and helpful. In the hallway and from outside it's visible that everything is a bit older already, but that didn't bother us, the room and bath are well maintained and renovated I assume.

Offering a seasonal outdoor pool and views of the sea, SETOUCHI RETREAT AONAGI by Onko Chishin Adults only is located in Matsuyama in the Ehime Region, 6.8 mi from Matsuyama.

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GauShah

From

United States

A stunning property with incredible hospitality - warm, genuine, and highly professional. As is generally the case with smaller Japanese properties outside of the big cities, we did not have to contend with any language barriers. Brett Cox, a member of the staff, is a native English speaker. He made our stay exceptional. Kudos also to the chef for accommodating vegetarians, not an easy feat in Japan. Omotenashi has been perfected by the Setouchi Retreat. Well done.