The Celecton Takamatsu

The room is small, the decoration is old, and the door is keyed🔑 It is more than one kilometer away from Takamatsu Chikko and Takamatsu Mitsukoshi, and it takes 20-30 minutes to walk Service: Good, there are free curry rice and drinks in the evening and a bowl of udon noodles for 250🍜. But there are many people eating in the evening, and the aunt in the kitchen is very busy😭

A very cost-effective restaurant, not only free parking, but also free curry rice at night, udon noodles for only 250, and the location is also very convenient. It is right at Takamatsu Port.

The female staff at the front desk were very friendly. The Yonaki curry was innovative! The udon noodles sold there were also very homey.

I stayed for one night. I was surprised by the aroma of curry wafting through the arrival lobby. It seems they serve something called "night curry" every day. It looked delicious, but I had plans for dinner so I couldn't eat it... The hotel had a bottle of mineral water for each guest, was clean, and had a charging outlet by the pillow which was nice. If there was one thing I was disappointed about, it was the parking. It was supposed to be free, but when I got back from a night out it was full so when I inquired I was told to park in a nearby paid parking lot. I regret having to pay for the paid parking even though I paid the same amount. However, it was a relatively good hotel.

The accommodation was a little old-fashioned, but the hospitality of the front desk staff was good. Each room had a new type of TV with automatic internet connection.

It's a little far from the downtown area. However, because it's far away, it was quiet at night. They provided complimentary snacks at night, the room was clean, and there were no inconveniences during my stay.

I appreciated the free drinks service in the lobby. There were three elevators, so I didn't have to wait.

Because I went to Takamatsu during the peak tourist season, I couldn't book the same hotel with my friend. I don't know Japanese, and my English is not very good. I live here alone, so I was a little worried at first. But the staff were very patient and I want to say thank you to them. The service provided by the hotel is very meticulous. The lobby provides various materials (covering transportation, attractions, food), irons, lotions, pajamas and other practical items. The front desk can easily borrow chargers and umbrellas (300 yen is enough) Take away), free drinks and curry rice (simple and delicious) at night, and local specialty Sanuki udon noodles for 250 yen. The hotel is quite big, with a parking lot, it is an old-fashioned hotel. The room felt better than it looked in the pictures, it was small but well equipped and clean. It is a key room, and I need to hand over the key to the front desk when I go out. I was not very used to this at first. The location is near Kataharacho Station, the black building is more obvious, easy to find. There are many restaurants at Kataharacho Station, the food is not expensive, and it is more convenient to go from the hotel to the port. The hotel seems to have a direct bus to the airport. The pictures on the phone are only for dinner. All in all a good stay experience.