Jyōtō Chō, a neighbourhood in Takamatsu, is home to Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Setonaikai National Park and Mineyama Park, while Kagawa Museum and Kagawa Prefectural Cultural Hall are cultural highlights. Ritsurin Garden and New Yashima Aquarium are also worth visiting. Visit our Takamatsu travel guide
2-2-7, Jotocho, Takamatsu, Kagawa, 760-0036
What's nearby
Takamatsu Castle
8 min walk - 0.8 km
Takamatsu Marugamemachi Shopping Street
10 min walk - 0.8 km
Kagawa Museum
4 min walk - 0.4 km
Takamatsu City Museum of Art
12 min walk - 1.1 km
Takamatsu Port
16 min walk - 1.4 km
Getting around
Takamatsu Station
17 min walk
Takamatsu (TAK)
21 min drive
Restaurants
OHLOY STORE
8 min walk
うどん処 ごっと
8 min walk
手打うどん 麦蔵
5 min walk
シロッコ
8 min walk
Umie
8 min walk
About this property
Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu
Hotel located in Jyōtō Chō
Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu provides amenities, such as a business centre and a restaurant. Stay connected with free in-room WiFi.
You'll also find perks such as:
Self-parking (surcharge), a 24-hour front desk and a vending machine
Room features
All 65 rooms boast comforts such as bathrobes, as well as amenities such as free WiFi.
Other conveniences in all rooms include:
Bathrooms with toilets with electronic bidets and shower/bath combinations
Is Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu pet-friendly?
No, only service animals are welcome at the property.
How much is parking at Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu?
Self-parking is available for JPY 500 per night.
What time is check-in at Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu?
Check-in start time: 4 PM; check-in end time: midnight.
What time is check-out at Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu?
Checkout is at 10 AM.
Where is Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu located?
Located in Jyōtō Chō, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Kagawa Museum, Kitahama Alley and Kagawa Prefectural Cultural Hall. Takamatsu Marugamemachi Shopping Street and Takamatsu Castle are also within 15 minutes. Takamatsu Station is 17 minutes by foot and Ritsurin station is 24 minutes.
Can I cancel my reservation for free and receive a full refund?
Yes, this property offers free cancellation on selected room rates because flexibility matters! Please refer to the property cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
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Business Hotel Chateau Est Takamatsu Reviews
5.6
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Pour commencer, le bâtiment est un peu vieux et moins clinquant que des hôtels plus récents (y compris à l'intérieur). Pour autant, il n'est PAS sale, et son rapport qualité/prix est très bon voir. En outre, contrairement à un capsule hotel, on dispose d'une chambre (forcément plus grand), et d'une salle de bain individuelle. Petit bémol: l’hôtel est plutôt éloigné de la gare, et les trottoirs rugueux (donc les valises roulent mal). Il sera plus avisé de s'y rendre en taxi si vous êtes chargé. D'un autre côté, l’hôtel n'est pas trop loin des galeries commerciales (shopping arcades), donc c'est assez pratique de ce côté-là.
Très bon séjour. L’hôtel est quelque peu éloigné de la gare, et les trottoirs rugueux: c-à-d que les valises roulent mal. Donc si vous êtes vraiment chargés, il faudra sans doute privilégier le taxi. Chambre de taille normale, bien équipée et avec salle de bain individuelle. Sur tous ces points: c'est bien mieux qu'un capsule hotel! Le prix est contenu. Le rapport qualité/prix est très bon!
Please do not choose this hotel, you will be regre
The bed hs fleq. our feet was bited seriously. You can not find power inlet from desk, you need to do it at bathroom even you want to have mobile phone charged. I highly recommend not to choose the one. Very dirty!!!
The hotel was pretty easy to find and near convenience stores, which was nice. However the location is a bit sketchy and a decent 15 minutes walk away from central areas. The front desk check in was no problem, but the rooms are in really bad condition. The air conditioner worked fine, but was super old and only had a couple of settings. The bed linens were clean, but the room itself was quite dirty. I was worried about bugs or cockroaches during my stay because it looked so dirty, although I did not see any in my two night stay. The price was really reasonable though, and if you don’t care too much about the hotel condition, it’s a good bargain near the ferry.
No frills, indeed! Almost nothing in the room. It doesnt deserve to be called a hotel. It’s dirty, at best. The approach welcomes guests with tons of trash —- a mountain of used/out of service refrigerators, etc. (Working?) washing machines where guests can do laundry on one side. Very old facilities needing cleaning, wiping. The room looks like an abandoned condo unit renovated, leaving partially cut doors and dividers! The beddings looked worn out and suspiciously unsanitary. We booked for 2 nights but checked out asap the next day, wasting more than JPYen 7,000 (US$65) for the paid up remaining 1 night. Reception’s manned by 2 very old guys with pasted smile who did not bother to lend us a hand with our luggages. “Lobby” is furnished with a pitiful sofa across the tiny reception counter.
We were so exasperated with the hotel and room condition we abandoned all touristy plans including visit to Mt. Konpira and nearby hot springs. My Japanese husband is particularly shocked there exists such a hotel in Japan, wondering how hotel license was gotten in the first place. We’ve lived and traveled in Japan for almost 40 years and this is our first time to encounter such hideous commercial accommodations.
Proper and regular sanitary and “architectural” inspection is truly in order.
You may not want to publish this review but we will spread the word and pray other travelers wont be victimized.
Note: we had to pay JpYen 14,000 for a short notice booking at HGH 1