Vega Takamatsu Adult Only

I liked the large bathroom and the staff were very friendly. The price was reasonable, too. During my four-day, three-night stay, I didn’t ask for room cleaning; I just got fresh towels each day and that was enough for me. Toiletries, a hair dryer, and a curling iron were provided. It’s a little far from downtown, so I rented a bicycle to get around.

The staff were friendly and there around the clock. I ended up here as a backup after arriving late at night by accident and being unable to check in at another hotel. Though it’s a love hotel, it was bigger and cleaner than a three-star business hotel, with more amenities in the room. A late-night check-in is about 9,000 yen for 14 hours.

The rooms are far roomier than the typical Japanese business hotel, with big beds and spacious bathrooms. The amenities were great, and it was clean with no cigarette smell. For the money, this was the best value of anywhere I’ve stayed. It was my first love hotel in Japan, and unless you need a truly luxurious place, I’d stay here. The staff weren’t strong in English at check-in, but they were helpful. Breakfast is 300 yen, with seven choices. I’d go for the Western set with sausage or the kamameshi. It’s a bit far from downtown and in the entertainment district, but the advantages made up for that. You can rent a bike and get around quickly. Highly recommend.

The room was spacious and clean, with an ocean view, and the 300 yen breakfast delivered to the room was especially good. It’s far from the city center, though, and getting around on foot is difficult. Nearby entertainment businesses seemed to be closed, so there was nobody around. It was so quiet that walking there felt a little scary. I took off a star because of how deserted it felt, not because it’s near entertainment places. Even so, weekends are always fully booked!