Description

Opened in 2001 in Sunport across from Takamatsu Station (and offering a discount to holders of a Japan Rail Pass), the city's most expensive hotel is also its most conspicuous -- sleek, 21 stories high, cutting across the landscape like a white sail, and by far the best place in town. It's designed with an aquatic theme, with a cascading fountain in the sunlit lobby lounge, carpets with wavy patterns, bubbled or crackled glass in public places, and curving, seductive lines everywhere, even in corridors. It's the kind of place sightseers happily return to after a hard day's work. Room rates are based on size, view, and amenities, with the best twin and double rooms offering views of the sea or nearby Tamamo Park, even from windows in the bathroom. But the least expensive rooms are also recommendable -- spacious and chic with contemporary furnishings and good bedside reading lamps; ask for a room on the highest available floor. Note that the cheapest double has a semi-double bed. Facilities:
4 restaurants (Japanese, Chinese, Italian, coffee shop); 1 bar; 1 lounge; 1 beer garden; concierge; business center; room service (7-10:30am and 5-11pm); in-room massage; same-day laundry and dry-cleaning service; nonsmoking rooms Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.