Search Hotels Near Enmyo-ji Temple, Matsuyama

"It's been great. "

"Very good breakfest options"

"Yes"

"I enjoyed the stay here. The room was small but thoughtfully designed so everything was there and easy to reach. Breakfast was quite good, the onsen was nice. Instead of a cotton yukata there were nylon pants and shirt which wasn't as nice but worked. The only drawback is that the hotel is on a pedestrian mall that caters to night life and doesn't really have nice restaurants or interesting shops, so finding a good meal was unsuccessful. But the 7/11 is down the block, so and buses and trams are steps away. The staff was incredibly helpful. Overall a good place to stay. "

"Spacious room and great breakfast!"

"The host was very welcoming and made everything very fun. He had mican and snacks and water for us. He didn't speak much English, but he had a detailed book about the place with pictures and explanations in English. The place was so Quaint and over 100 years old, but we'll maintained and clean with modern amenities. The futon and bedding were very comfortable. We loved the elaborate garden with fish to feed and the whole ryokan experiences. We were going to go to Matsuyama for shopping after checknin, but decided to stay at the ryokan instead to enjoy the experience."

"Excellent location and clean room, breakfast was nice too. Also wanted to give a shoutout to the wonderful hotel staff who promptly answered my email query about a makeup pouch i left there and sent it to my next hotel. Would stay there again if i have the opportunity to visit Matsuyama another time."

"Staffs are very friendly"

"This is a newer hotel right next to the iconic Dogo Onsen building. Super easy to don a yukata (included use with room) and go to the Dogo original which has been recently restored to it’s prior glory, and the Dogo annex which features a cool projection system to bring the bath tile murals to life. Breakfast is a wonderful Japanese menu served at the sushi restaurant on the first floor. With the street car station, both Dogo and the rest of what Matsuyama has to offer is within reach. "