Location very close to ferries to Naoshima and Shodoshima and also the JR Takamatsu station. Excellent since we were travelling to those locations. The top floor onsen was great with a gorgeous view. Tip: for onsen real-time occupancy info on your hotel tv menu, switch to Japanese to see the info, it's not showing on English menu.

Sad we could not get the breakfast deal. Not sure if they have take out options, that would have been even better for our island ferry rides. Regarding the onsen, my room slippers were taken by someone else, not sure how they can improve this system and also ensure hygiene...

I have stayed at Takamatsu Clement Inn on serveral occasions. I was already a frequent visitor to the region before this hotel opened. The location ofthe Clement Inn is perfect for arrival by train or highway bus (e.g. from Kobe) / arriving by ferry / travelling to several beuatiful islands by ferry / walking to see wonderful Ritsurin Garden (e.g. at dawn) / visiting the castle just opposite by the seaside / activities such as walking, jogging, shopping and finding restaurants that serve the execllent "sinuki" udon and other dishes. I asked and it appears that many of the staff are local to the region. The staff were consistently courteous, calm, friendly, and (when asked) informative. I will certainly stay at the Takamatsu Clement Inn again. Overall Takamatsu is a charming small city. The "Seto Naikai" (inland sea) and its islands are among my favourite places on earth. Tranquil, serene, relaxing during any season of the year.

Great location across from the train station and if it's raining, like it was when we arrived, you can walk all the way under an awning. This is a very nice hotel, comfortable beds and a decent size room. Free coffee and tea in the lobby. Large, relaxing sento on the 9th floor that we used every day. We would definitely stay here again and we really liked Takamatsu.

Breakfast (we chose western one day) is provided in the restaurant (Pronto) next door. It is a hot dog covered with egg salad and catsup, toast and a salad. You can also just order on your own (don't pay at the hotel) and get what you want. We've been spoiled by some great breakfast buffets at hotels in Japan and that's the only negative about this place.

first time staying in JR Clement inn, and I am staying in the one Takayama. it's only 2 mins walk from JR station, bus station and highway bus station which is very convenient. I have a very good memory. Room is spacious, Lobby is nice, free coffee and tea available, choice of amenities are good in quality and variety. House keeping is very good, everything is clean, neat and tidy. Staffs are very polite, helpful and friendly. The public bath area is clean, spacious and the dressing room light is very good and comfortable, the light is good for makeup too. yet it is not onsen, but the hot bath is facing Takayama port, I took the bath oneday in day time and enjoy the sea view which is superb.

Too bad the room window cannot be opened, it's bad for people like myself that I need fresh air even though there's a air purifier in the room. I rent in car for 3 days out of my 6 days stay in the hotel. But JR Clement Inn share carpark with JR Clement hotel which is just beside. The wifi reception is generally smooth, but unstable sometimes there are room that have sea view and my room is not which disappointed me, though the view is open.

Brilliant Location! Even with the rainy days, there were under cover walkways all the way from the train station to the hotel. It was next to the castle & gardens. Easy access to the ferries over to see the islands. Room was a large size for Japan.

They had a “pillow menu” advertised. However, there were no pillow options available on any floors, even when we asked the staff to help. The only option were pillow full of Little Rock’s/rice/sand. Very uncomfortable.

This was an unexpectedly good stay. We had booked it for convenience and its location close to the station and ferry, since we planned to do island excursions. The room was a little small, but adequate and very clean. The onsen was an unexpected delight, and we really appreciated this after long days of walking. It really is super convenient for the station and ferry. It has a Kombini on the ground floor, great for quick snacks, and also the Izakaya (pub/restaurant) on the ground floor was really great. Nearby is a super cute arts district of Kitahamacho with cafes and shops.

The hotel is located right in between the train station and the ferry terminal, so it is a great starting point for the area exploration. My room was spacious and clean, it had a fridge, an electric kettle, a tv set. You can get additional pillows or an iron/ironing board from the hallway. The staff speaks English. There are free drinks at the reception. A very good place to stay in Takamatsu.

Everything was great, no complaints.

Location Polite and helpful staff Public bath Coined laundry

Not necessarily dislike, I would prefer the water temperature of the public bath to be a little bit hotter e.g. up by 1 to 2 degrees (purely my personal preference). Further suggestions - Water drainage of the wash basin in the toilet was slow. Dust accumulated around the upper edge of the window. They required some attention.

5 minute walk to the ferry port. Unfortunately didn’t get to use the osen. Clean and good value. 711 is attached aka right next door. Good water pressure. Comfortable beds.

Room size was small, felt like less compared to similar size hotel rooms. Bathroom ceiling is lower than the room making it feel a little claustrophobic.

The hotel didn't have a restaurant - hence 3/4 marks for Facilities. But takeaways from eg the ground floor7-Eleven, could be warmed/cooked in the hotel's microwave ovens on each floor. On the ground floor there was also a Japanese & an Italian restaurant, for breakfast (for which vouchers could be purchased at reception) & evening meals - very convenient. The hotel's (free) Wi-Fi was very useful, inc. for Google Translate, & worked in the two restaurants too. The (free) tea/coffee machine at reception was v useful. (But there was a kettle in the room too)

Better signage re reception being on the first, rather than ground floor.