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.

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.

Located in Goshikidai, almost in the center of the Seto Inland Sea side of Kagawa Prefecture, overlooking the Seto Inland Sea, this public lodging is highly cost-effective and convenient for touring the famous udon restaurants scattered throughout Kagawa Prefecture, so we recommend it. From the rooms and large public bath, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Seto Ohashi Bridge, the islands of the Seto Inland Sea, and at night, the lights of Honshu on the opposite shore. For meals, you can enjoy a buffet full of seafood.

It's close to a town with many restaurants, and the price is reasonable at around 4,000 yen. It's located near Hama-kaido (a four-lane road) on the east side of Takamatsu Station, so it's easy to get there by car. There are udon restaurants nearby, such as "Tamo-ya." If you go a little further east, you'll find restaurants such as "Yamadaya," near Yashima and Yakuri-ji Temple.

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.

How about the nationwide chain of business hotels, "Toyoko Inn"? The accommodation fee is quite cheap. They force you to have a free breakfast (lol). This hotel is located in the downtown area, so you won't have any trouble eating out. There are almost no amenities in the rooms, so be sure to pick them up at reception desk.

It is a 20-minute drive southeast from Takamatsu Station. (Kagawa has few trains, so taking a taxi is also recommended.) I used it on a trip with a friend, and it was the best place to go to various udon restaurants. The rooms were clean and not too small, and it was good value for money. A Japanese-style room with no meals was 3,600 yen per person (4 adults per room). Also, the free parking was especially nice.

The hotel is very conveniently located, just a short walk from JR Takamatsu Station. The rooms are modern and calming, making it a convenient hotel for both private and business use. Parking is available for a fixed fee, making it convenient for car access. Breakfast is available at the bakery at Takamatsu Station. There are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, making it a convenient location. The accommodation fee is also reasonable, making it very convenient. It is an inexpensive but high-quality hotel with good value for money.