[Kagawa] 16 comfortable ryokan and hotels for families with children - Enjoy a fun stay at a hotel with private hot onsen and bunk beds

Kagawa is the smallest prefecture in Japan. However, I would like to go out with the whole family, such as ``Konpira Imperial Villa,'' affectionately known as ``Konpira-san,'' ``Ritsurin Park,'' which is designated as a special scenic spot by the country, and ``NEW Reoma World,'' where you can play all day long. The spots are packed full. It is also full of local gourmet foods such as Sanuki udon. On the other hand, because it's narrow, it's less of a burden to move around, and you can sightsee with less footwork, making it perfect for families traveling with children.

When traveling with children, luggage such as diapers and pajamas increases. So, this time, we picked up ryokan in Kagawa that have guest rooms with open-air baths and private baths, as well as hotels that offer a wide range of facilities and services for children. Please use this as a reference when choosing your accommodation.

Oedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Reoma no Mori is the official hotel of New Reoma World, one of the largest theme parks in Shikoku. It is just a 3-minute walk from New Reoma World, and the hotel offers a panoramic view of the park. You can easily return to the hotel even if you get tired, so parents and children can enjoy the park to the fullest. Be sure to check out the great deals that include a free pass! From the station, take the free shuttle bus, which takes about 35 minutes from JR Kotohira Station and about 15 minutes from Kotoden Okada Station.

There are various types of guest rooms available, including standard Japanese-style rooms and Western-style rooms with triple beds. The one we recommend for family trips is the Superior Lakeside Cottage. This spacious Japanese-style room in the cottage also has a kids' space equipped with picture books and toys. It is also equipped with a child's toilet seat, children's slippers, and a step stool. The water server provided not only dispenses cold water, but also 70°C hot water, which is useful for making baby formula.

After having fun at "New Reoma World," refresh yourself in onsen and indoor heated pool. In the open-air natural hot onsen, you can enjoy five baths, including the "large open-air bath" (photo), where you can enjoy forest bathing and bird watching while bathing, as well as a jacuzzi with an indoor pool. There is also a small open-air bath with lukewarm water of 38-40°C, so it is easy for small children to use! There are baby beds in the changing rooms and baby baths in the bath area, so it is safe to bring babies with you.

For dinner and breakfast, we offer a "creative buffet" where you can choose and eat only what you like. We offer a wide variety of Japanese, Western and local dishes, including freshly fried tempura, fresh seafood and salads made with freshly picked vegetables, all made with seasonal ingredients from all over Shikoku. We also have a wide selection of popular children's dishes. We also provide baby food, and you can bring your own. Children's tableware is also available for rental.

"Fav Hotel Takamatsu" is a hotel where you can relax and enjoy the extraordinary time of traveling while relaxing like your own home. If mom and dad are relaxed, the baby, who is sensitive to changes in the environment, will feel relaxed. Access is about 5 minutes on foot from Kotoden Kawaramachi Station. At first glance, it looks like a designer apartment.

There are seven types of rooms, and if you're traveling with children, we recommend the "Executive Bank." There are two queen beds on the lower bunk and two single beds on the upper bunk. The floor is spacious. There are also family-style rooms with four single beds lined up, and a Japanese-modern room that combines a queen bed with a futon. There are also plenty of children's items available, such as bed guards, booster toilet seats, diaper buckets, and bedwetting pads.

The four-person family room and six-person executive room are fully equipped with a kitchen and washing machine. Refrigerators, cooking utensils, and tableware are also provided, so you can buy local ingredients and cook them or order takeout. It's a hassle-free trip even with picky eaters or weaning babies.

Kotohira onsen Kotosankaku is located about a 5-minute walk from JR Kotohira Station and about a 5-minute walk from Konpira-san Omotesando. This is ryokan where you can enjoy various onsen such as an open-air garden bath, an open-air observation bath, an indoor bath, and a sauna. If you are with small children and cannot relax in the large bath, that's fine. Although it is not onsen, there are rooms with open-air baths so you can relax in the bath with just your family. They also provide yukata, slippers, and toothbrushes for children, and they can lend you diaper buckets for babies.

For dinner, you can enjoy a multi-course meal. Enjoy a happy dinner time with dishes made with seasonal local ingredients, such as seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and produce from the villages of Sanuki. Children's lunches are also available for small children. Depending on the season, a buffet may also be held. For breakfast, there is a Japanese and Western buffet with around 50 different dishes. Enjoy your meal to the fullest and recharge your energy for the day.

The hotel is equipped with two large public baths. The open-air observation bath "Yakumo no Yu" is exclusively available to guests staying at Hitenkan, where you can enjoy the lush views of Shikoku and natural onsen. There is also a corner where you can enjoy table tennis and games, as well as a karaoke room, so you can play with your family or have a karaoke competition. You won't get bored during your stay.

Kotohira Park Hotel is located about a 15-minute walk from JR Kotohira Station. It has free parking and is used for a variety of purposes, from business to sightseeing. What makes it special is that it has triple and quadruple rooms with bunk beds and loft beds. It's like a secret hideout, and both adults and children will enjoy it.

The building has a "K-Park Floor" that guests can use. This is a shared kitchen where you can do simple cooking. It's fun to make baby food, or buy local ingredients and cook with your family. For breakfast, enjoy a Japanese-Western fusion buffet in the restaurant. There is also a shared living room where you can relax on the sofa while reading comics.

There is an observation bath on the 8th floor, where you can bathe while gazing at Sanuki Fuji in the distance. It is open until 11pm and from 6am the next day. For families with babies, it is a good idea for couples to get up early and take turns enjoying a morning bath. Guests staying overnight can use it for free, and on the same floor there is also a post-bath lounge equipped with Yogibo cushions, so you can relax and soothe your body and mind.

Yumoto Konpira Onsen Hananoyu Koubaitei, and is about a 5-minute walk from JR Kotohira Station. There is a free shuttle from the station (reservations required), so it is convenient for families with lots of luggage. There are a variety of guest rooms, including calming Japanese-style rooms, modern Western-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms with open-air baths, and special rooms (pictured), which are a cut above the rest. Guests in special rooms and rooms with open-air baths can also use the private lounge. You're sure to find a room that suits your family's style. They also provide yukatas in children's sizes.

In the summer, the Kobaitei Garden Pool is open free of charge to guests, so be sure to bring your swimsuit. There are also three bath areas and 15 different types of baths in the hotel, so you can enjoy bathing in different baths. The Hana Club on the 8th floor is equipped with two types of private open-air baths. Private baths are perfect for children who need to be supervised.

For dinner, you can enjoy seasonal Shikoku delicacies at Maruchu, a live kitchen style restaurant, or Sankasanka, a private meal area. For children, they provide a hearty children's lunch with rice balls, tempura, soy sauce udon, salad, dessert, and more (photo is an example). Reservations must be made at least two days in advance, so please contact the hotel directly. Breakfast is a buffet centered on Japanese cuisine, with about 60 items on the menu. Sanuki udon and freshly baked bread are also available.

Konpira Onsen Konpira Onsen Kashikiri Yunoyado Kotone Station. It is also about a 5-minute walk from the entrance to the Konpira Imperial Villa. In addition to the Japanese-Western style room (pictured), there are also Japanese-style rooms that can accommodate large groups, so the whole family can relax. Wi-Fi is available throughout the building, so children won't get bored.

This inn boasts six private onsen baths, each with its own unique atmosphere. What's more, guests can use all six private baths free of charge, and as long as they are available, they can enter as many times as they like. All of the baths are attractive, including the muku wood bath and the granite bath, but if you have children with you, how about the "Japanese Bath" (photo)? There are tatami mats in the washing area, so even small children can feel safe.

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For dinner, you can enjoy a multi-course meal using seasonal ingredients unique to Shikoku, such as seasonal sashimi and seasonal kamameshi, as well as a multi-course meal of local beef steak and pork shabu-shabu. Children's lunches are also available for small children. You can bring baby food into the restaurant, and they will warm it up if you ask. And for breakfast, they serve a heart-warming Japanese set meal. You can enjoy miso soup made with Konpira miso.

About 8 minutes walk from JR Kotohira Station. Located along the main approach to Kotohira Shrine, Kotohira Onsen Onyado Shikishimakan onsen a onsen inn that has been restored from a long-established ryokan that has been loved in Kotohira for a long time. Its appearance is just like the bathhouse from "Spirited Away"! The front entrance is a recommended spot for family commemorative photos.

The guest rooms have a relaxing Japanese modern design. On the top floor, there is a Japanese-Western style room with an open-air bath, where you can enjoy the bath as much as you like and relax in the spacious Japanese-style room. Baby beds are available for rental, so you can feel safe bringing babies. In addition, you can enjoy Kotohira's specialty "Aburiman" in the rooms, and warabimochi and oden before dinner in the lobby. It's an easy way to satisfy your hunger, so your children will be in a good mood for a long time♪

Another appeal of Shikishimakan is that you can enjoy a variety of baths, including a large public bath, private baths, and foot baths. The four types of private baths are perfect for family trips, and can be used as many times as you like without making a reservation. Each bath has a different atmosphere, so it would be fun to try all four! In the bath area, they offer ice cream in the evening and drinks in the morning, so you can relax before heading back to your room.

Dinner is a banquet using seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and agricultural products from Kagawa. The seasonal ingredients are lavishly presented, making it a feast for the eyes. Children's meal can be ordered up to four days before your stay! The restaurant also offers a free service of midnight noodles, so be sure to enjoy it with the whole family.

Yunagi no Yu Hotel Hanajukai is located about 10 minutes away by free shuttle bus (reservation required) from JR Takamatsu Station. This hotel boasts a great view, standing on the side of a mountain 80m above sea level, and offers a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea and Takamatsu city. Relax with the whole family in the large bath with a 200-degree panoramic view. You can also relieve the fatigue of sightseeing. The lounge at the back of the lobby on the 8th floor offers free drinks until 9pm.

There are eight types of guest rooms available, from standard Western-style rooms and Japanese-style rooms to suites. For families with babies, we recommend a room with an open-air bath. The appeal is that the whole family can enjoy the natural onsen waters without having to worry about others around them. In rooms with tatami mats and a dining space, children can relax, draw, eat snacks, and have a stress-free time. Children's yukatas and diaper trash cans are also available for rental. At night, everyone can sleep while watching the city lights♪

"Iiyorihiko" is an open kitchen style restaurant where you can enjoy freshly cooked meal. For dinner, enjoy dishes made with plenty of local seasonal ingredients. A special menu is also available for children. And for breakfast, enjoy a Japanese breakfast featuring local cuisine. Enjoy a leisurely meal with the whole family. After dinner, why not enjoy the night view from the observation terrace attached to the hotel? You can enjoy your night on your trip with the whole family without having to go outside the hotel.

Comfort Hotel Takamatsu, located about an 8-minute walk from Kotoden Kawaramachi Station, is a recommended hotel for families looking for value for money. Children up to the sixth grade of elementary school can stay for free if they sleep in the same bed as their parents! If you connect the beds together, the whole family can sleep comfortably. In addition, the TV supports video streaming services, so you can show your children their favorite videos on your own account.

During your stay, be sure to stop by the Comfort Library Cafe inside the building. You can enjoy a free drink with a book selected by the book director. There are also children's books, so we recommend reading to your children. It's sure to become one of your fondest memories of your trip.

There is an amenity bar at the front desk where you can choose the amenities and nightwear you need, and rent items such as foot massagers and table cushions. Even if you are sharing a bed with your child, you can pick up towels and toothbrushes for children at the front desk, so it's no problem! It's helpful to be able to bring less luggage.

Comfort Hotel Takamatsu even offers a free breakfast buffet! What's more, the menu is very varied. In addition to the standard menu, you can enjoy a variety of dishes, including seasonal smoothies, a salad bar, a daily special, and a locally produced menu. The restaurant has children's tableware and chairs, so everyone can enjoy a leisurely meal.

Hotel Second Stage is located in Shionoe Onsen, the largest onsen Kagawa, also known as the inner onsen of Takamatsu. It is about a 50-minute bus ride from JR Takamatsu Station, and its location surrounded by abundant nature is an attractive feature. Guest rooms include Japanese-Western rooms with a bedroom and Japanese-style room, relaxing Japanese-style rooms, and twin-type Western-style rooms. Enjoy a relaxing holiday with the family, listening to the sounds of birds and insects in your room, or enjoying the famous hot springs with a history of about 1,300 years in the large public bath.

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For dinner, you can enjoy Satoyama cuisine made with wild vegetables, river fish such as amago and ayu, and locally grown vegetables. There is also a plan to enjoy a barbecue, which children love, and the covered barbecue house means you don't have to worry about it raining♪

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Hotel Second Stage is a hotel that is extremely popular with children. The secret to its popularity is the wide variety of experiences it offers. For example, you can try making Kagawa's signature Sanuki udon noodles, bake pizza, make bamboo crafts, and grab candy. Advance reservations are required for these experiences, so why not discuss them with your family and give them a try?

Hotel Pearl Garden is about an 8-minute taxi ride from JR Takamatsu Station. There is a free multi-story parking lot, so it is recommended for families who prefer to drive. The basement of the new hotel wing, which was newly built in 2019, is equipped with a laundry corner, microwave, and ice maker. These are convenient for when your child spills food or you want to warm up baby food.

While Hotel Pearl Garden mainly offers Western-style rooms, there are also three Japanese-style rooms in the main building. The Deluxe Japanese-style Room comes equipped with a Japanese-style room and a reception room with a sofa. The space can be separated by sliding doors, allowing adults to relax alone after putting the kids to bed. The rooms in the new building (pictured) also have three separate water areas: toilet, bath, and sink, so you can take a bath just as easily as at home. There is a laundry facility in the basement, so you don't have to worry if your kids get their clothes dirty.

Enjoy breakfast at the restaurant "Seto no Hana," which overlooks the garden in the hotel's courtyard. There are many dishes on the menu that children will enjoy, such as "Sanuki udon," "Yuba tofu," and "Omelettes." Listen to the chirping of birds and the sound of the waterfall, and spend a relaxing and special morning that only a morning on a trip can offer.

Takamatsu Kokusai Hotel is a historic hotel founded in 1964, located about 10 minutes by bus from Kotoden Kawaramachi Station. It is located in a quiet location a little away from the hustle and bustle of the downtown area, and has free parking available 24 hours a day. In the summer, a beer garden is held, which can be reserved separately. A diverse menu based on a theme each year is lined up, and cooking demonstrations are also provided! It looks like a fun time for the whole family!

Takamatsu Kokusai Hotel is a hotel that mainly has Western-style rooms, but they also have Japanese-style rooms and Japanese-Western rooms that are easy to stay in with children. The tatami space is perfect for crawling and toddlers, and is also great as a play space for kids. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, so you can easily watch videos with your children. Check-in is available from 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Dinner at Restaurant Grill Yashima features a menu that makes generous use of ingredients from Kagawa, including Hitsumabushi Zen and Sanuki Olive Beef Steak. Children's meals and baby food sets are available, with a choice of Japanese or Western dishes. Aprons, tableware, and baby chairs are also provided, so you can rest assured about meal. Dinner is by reservation only, so please contact the hotel in advance. In addition, the breakfast buffet features chef-prepared dishes such as hamachi shabu-shabu and fluffy omelets.

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Takamatsu is about a 7-minute walk from Kotoden Kawaramachi Station and faces Marugame Green Shopping Arcade. It is located in a stylish, open-air shopping arcade, so you can find places to shop and meal just by stepping out of the hotel. As it is located in the center of Takamatsu city, it is a convenient location for sightseeing in Takamatsu, such as Kotohira Shrine and Ritsurin Garden.

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Takamatsu is a city hotel with mostly Western-style rooms, but they also lend out baby cribs, so it's perfect for families. They also have Hollywood Twin rooms (pictured) that can accommodate up to three people, so it's perfect for families. Relax and unwind in the massage chairs. Children's slippers, toothbrushes, and body sponges are also provided.

For breakfast, try the breakfast buffet at Cafe Terrace Roy. They have grilled fish, tamagoyaki (rolled eggs), salads, and even fried chicken and potatoes, which are popular with children. Of course, they also serve udon noodles, which are synonymous with Kagawa. Start your day by filling your stomach in the morning.

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The Olivean Shodoshima Yuhigaoka Hotel is a popular hotel known for its beautiful sunsets. It is packed with services that are friendly to babies and mothers, so it is recommended for your first overnight stay! In the summer, you can also use the outdoor pool. There are a variety of guest rooms, including Japanese-Western style rooms that are safe for babies and Japanese-style rooms that can accommodate up to 8 people. It is about 20 minutes by shuttle bus (reservation required) from Tonosho Port, the gateway to Shodoshima.

Amenities such as baby cribs, booster toilet seats, diaper pots, bath chairs, towels, and children's blankets are available to rent free of charge. As numbers are limited, be sure to contact the hotel early if there is anything you need. They provide full support for traveling with children, so you can feel at ease even if it's your first trip with a baby.

Shodoshima onsen Olivian no Yu offers a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea. In the "Open Air Bath in the Sky" that continues from the large bath, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the sunset while soaking in the water. Of course, it is also recommended in the refreshing mornings and at night when you can see the fishing lights in the distance. The large bath is equipped with bath chairs and baby baths, so you can safely bring babies.

For breakfast, a Japanese and Western buffet is available to satisfy both Japanese and Western food lovers. Strollers are allowed in the restaurant, and baby food and children's tableware and chairs are also provided, so you can rest assured. For dinner, there is a "dinner buffet" with a wide variety of seasonal seafood from the Seto Inland Sea. Depending on the season, you can also enjoy a "barbecue buffet." Everyone in the family can eat what they like and it seems like they will be very satisfied.

Located in the south of Shodoshima, Bay Resort Hotel Shodoshima is a hotel about 5 minutes by free shuttle bus (reservation required) from Sakate Port. Free shuttle services are also available from various ports such as Fukuda Port and Tonosho Port, so it can be accessed from all over the Setouchi region. The lobby, guest rooms, restaurant, and large public bath offer a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea. There are also many tourist attractions, such as Angel Road, which appears only at low tide. The seaside pool is open in the summer and can be used before check-in or after check-out.

​All guest rooms have ocean views from which you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. In addition to the 10-tatami Japanese-style room that can accommodate up to five people, you can also choose the Japanese-Western room that can accommodate five people and the triple room with wooden flooring. There are plenty of rental items for babies, such as children's yukata, sink steps and diaper pots, booster toilet seats, baby formula pots, and A-type strollers. There are also plenty of games such as Othello and Black Beard's Last Stand, so it would be great to have a game tournament with the family.

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Dinner can be a multi-course meal or a buffet. We recommend the "Olive Buffet." You can enjoy about 30 different dishes, including local fish such as yellowtail and red sea bream, hand-pulled somen noodles, a specialty of Shodoshima, and the original "Olive Oil Fondue." There are also plenty of sweets, such as "Hishio Pudding," made using the island's soy sauce, which children will love! For breakfast, you can charge up your energy for the day with a buffet or a Japanese set meal.

Shodoshima International Hotel, located on the west side of Shodoshima, is about 5 minutes away by free shuttle bus (reservation required) from Tonosho Port. It is also easily accessible by local bus from other ports such as Sakate Port and Obe Port, which are gateways from various parts of the Setouchi region. Depending on the season, they hold a "Family Buffet" with a wide variety of Shodoshima and Kagawa specialties. There are also menus that children will be very satisfied with, such as Sanuki udon, sushi, meat dishes, and sweets. It is the closest hotel to the popular spot "Angel Road", and you can see Angel Road from the open-air bath.

All rooms have ocean views overlooking the beautiful Seto Inland Sea. The "Japanese-style room on the second floor of the main building" shown in the photo is a spacious 10 tatami mat room, so even babies and small children can stay here without worry. Children's yukatas are available in a wide range of sizes, so the whole family can relax in yukata.

The outdoor pool is available only during the summer (mid-July to late August) and is free for hotel guests. Bring your swimsuit and swim ring. Also, at low tide twice a day, "Angel Road" appears in front of the hotel. Have fun playing on the rocks with your kids while walking along the sandy promenade.

We have introduced hotels and ryokan in Kagawa that will support you when traveling with children full of anxiety. You can choose according to the sightseeing spot you want to visit, or you can choose a place to stay before thinking about a sightseeing plan. Please enjoy a trip to Kagawa full of fun and delicious food with your family.