The hot spring has a variety of baths, including a large bath with a pleasant cypress scent and an open-air bath for women with rose petals floating in it. There are also several private open-air baths. There is also a room plan with an open-air bath that offers a view of the town of Kotohira. For dinner, you can enjoy colorful dishes made with plenty of Sanuki ingredients, such as Sanuki beef.

How about "Kotosankaku"? It is conveniently located, just a 5-minute walk from Kotohira Station and 5 minutes from Omotesando. From the observation bath, which is exclusively for guests staying in the main building, you can enjoy a magnificent view of Shikoku. For meals, you can enjoy seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and seafood from the Sanuki countryside in a Japanese kaiseki style meal. The olive chicken rice kettle was delicious.

The hotel is conveniently located just a one-minute walk from the approach to Kotohira Shrine. The breakfast Buffet, with about 50 varieties. The hot springs are also luxurious, and the women's open-air bath has a gorgeous tub filled with rose petals, which I highly recommend.

You can enjoy the authentic Konpira hot springs, and the quality is quite good. It is located a 15-minute walk from Kotoden Kotohira Station, so it is easy to access. The meals are fresh and elegant, with olive beef and vegetables, so you will be very satisfied.

This is the closest hotel to Takamatsu Station. The price per person for a room only stay is reasonable. Of course, there is a parking lot, but I think it is also convenient for going on a udon tour by train from the station. The rooms are normal city hotels, but they are well-maintained, clean and comfortable.

For meals, we enjoyed creative cuisine that used many ingredients from Kagawa. For hot springs, we were able to enjoy the natural hot springs from the open-air bath on the rooftop while looking out over the hot spring town.

Originally a long-established inn founded in the Meiji era, Kyoritsu Resort has renovated it and is now operating it in the Reiwa era. It is a nostalgic three-story wooden inn. It is an attractive inn that combines Japanese and modern styles. There are large public baths for men and women, a large indoor bath, and two open-air baths: a rock bath and a cypress barrel bath. There are also four private baths with different themes. There is also a foot bath area and colorful yukatas available to rent within the facility, as well as a souvenir corner, making it a very fulfilling experience. For meals, you can enjoy fresh kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients. The breakfast is a Japanese set meal, but it is quite a luxurious meal and will leave you satisfied.

We recommend the APA Hotel Marugame Ekimae Odori. The most reliable and convenient way to get to the soccer stadium is to take the bus from in front of the station. This hotel is conveniently located within a 5-minute walk from Marugame Station, making it very easy to get to. The hotel also has a large public bath, and even the plan that includes a rich Buffet breakfast is very reasonable, so we recommend it as a base for sightseeing in addition to watching the games.

On soccer match days, a special shuttle bus runs from Takamatsu Station to the stadium, so this hotel near Takamatsu Station is convenient. The hotel offers free drinks, a microwave corner, and a coin laundry. The rooms range from single rooms to Japanese-style rooms that can accommodate four people, and the space is chic and relaxing.

Located in the center of downtown Takamatsu, it is also convenient to access famous night restaurants "Tsurumaru" and "Goemon". The rooms are spacious and there is a large public bath, so you can relax. If you check in early, you can choose your favorite pillow. It is quite cheap for four people. "Sakaeda" near the prefectural office is open from early in the morning, so try udon for breakfast.

How about considering the Business Hotel East Park Ritsurin, which is close to the tourist spot Ritsurin Garden, as one of your options? You can stay there cheaply if you are staying without meals.

Parking available. Large communal bath available. Best of all, there are four delicious udon restaurants within walking distance: Bakaichidai, Watanaya, Sakaeda, and God Hand. Visit them in the morning before checking out. Other than that, Takesei (parking available) is less than five minutes away by car, and Yamadaya (parking available) is about 15 minutes away. These two are also recommended as they are easily accessible by taxi.

This beautiful official hotel of New Reoma Forest is located about a 15-minute drive from JR Kotohira Station. It also has convenient access to Shikoku Aquarium. You can relax in a variety of open-air baths, including natural hot springs, natural herbal baths, and highly concentrated carbonated springs, surrounded by forest. Meals are served Buffet style in the spacious dining room, where freshly prepared meals are provided in the live kitchen. The roast beef, steaks, sashimi, sweets, and more are all delicious.

This inn is conveniently located near downtown Takamatsu. They provide free coffee and free udon for breakfast. The hotel is old but clean, and I was satisfied with the service at reception desk and the breakfast. I think this inn offers good value for money.

When I went on a udon restaurant tour as a student, I stayed at a business hotel called Takamatsu City Hotel, which is about a 4-minute drive from JR Takamatsu Station. There was a surprisingly cheap plan for a room only stay. The facilities are a little old, but it's convenient that it's close to the downtown area and has a parking lot.

This hotel is located right in front of Ritsurin Garden. You can make reservations online for as little as 4,000 yen. Of course, parking is available. The size of the rooms and amenities are neither good nor bad. It's a normal business hotel.

The lounge offers all-you-can-drink service, making this a great place to stay. The open-air bath overlooks the Sanuki Plain. Meals include teppanyaki and the Shikoku Taste Journey, where you can enjoy a variety of Shikoku flavors. The food is also excellent.

The building is a little old, but considering the price, it's satisfactory. If you choose the Japanese-style room, four people can stay. The large rock-made bath is also relaxing and soothing. The price is cheap, but you can rest assured that amenities such as yukata are fully provided. It's right next to Ritsurin Garden, so it's easy to access, and you can rent a parking lot for free.

The hotel is located 5 minutes from Kataharamachi Station on the Kotoden line, so you can have udon for breakfast or for a late-night snack. The roads are easy to find. If you are at Takamatsu Station, turn left as you face the sea, and if you are in the center where Mitsukoshi and the prefectural office are located, turn forward with your back to the sea. That's it. It's a convenient accommodation with a reasonable budget. Nearby famous udon restaurants include "Udonbo" near Kataharamachi Station (Kasugamachi Market, Tsurumaru, Goemon), "Udonbo" near Kawaramachi Station, "Sakaeda" next to the prefectural office, and "Tamoya" in the Takamatsu Port area.