• This is a historic Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was founded in the mid-Edo period.

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• This is a historic Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was founded in the mid-Edo period. The hot spring is an earthen salt spring with excellent heat retention and moisturizing properties, and you can bathe in the open-air bath with a view of Mount Kotohira and Sanuki Fuji. Prices are reasonable if you choose the right time of year, and there are dates when you can stay on a weekday for less than 215,000 yen. For the same day, the difference in price for two meals is only a few thousand yen. For dinner, you can enjoy a Japanese kaiseki meal made with local ingredients.
  Behind The Line's answer (Posted on:2003/1/24)

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• A hotel in Konpira Onsen that exudes kindness and warmth

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• Located at the foot of the road to Konpira Shrine, the hotel warmly welcomes travelers with a lobby wrapped in the warm pink of cherry blossoms. There are separate outdoor baths for men and women, and the women's outdoor bath with its lovely rose fragrance is particularly popular. The hotel also serves delicious local dishes, including Sanuki udon, as well as a breakfast Buffet with 50 different items. Free rental of colorful yukata robes makes it a perfect hotel for groups of women.
  hahata's answer (Posted on:2002/7/24)

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• Konpira Onsen Toramaru Ryokan (Japanese inn)

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• It's located right next to Mt. Konpira (or rather, almost inside), so it's recommended if you're planning to visit Mt. Konpira. It's an inn that makes you feel like you're at Ryokan (Japanese inn), and the food is simply the best and delicious. The portions are a little on the larger side, so if you don't eat much, it might be even more reasonable to stay without meals.
  Sakakibara's answer (Posted on:2003/11/24)

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