Hotels near stations in Shikoku
Honest hotel picks near Shikoku’s train stations — chosen for location, value and easy access. Browse by station below to find the right base for exploring the area.
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Best Hotels Near Anan Station | LED City & the Road to the Surf Coast
Anan is southern Tokushima's working hub — LED factories, a fine swimming beach and the pilgrimage ropeway to…
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Best Hotels Near Asakura Station | Kochi’s Student West End
Asakura is Kochi's university quarter at the tram line's western reach — student eats, a venerable shrine, and…
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Best Hotels Near Gomen Station | Anpanman’s Hometown Junction
Gomen is the junction east of Kochi where JR meets the coastal Gomen-Nahari line — and the heart…
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Best Hotels Near Harimayabashi Station | Kochi’s Crossroads & Arcade Nights
Harimayabashi is Kochi's tram crossroads — the little red bridge of legend, with the Obiyamachi arcade, Hirome Market…
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Best Hotels Near Imabari Station | Shimanami Kaido’s Cycling Gateway
Imabari is where the Shimanami Kaido cycle route meets Shikoku — a towel-making, yakitori-grilling port town with a…
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Best Hotels Near Ishii Station | Pilgrim Plains of the Yoshino River
Ishii sits on the Yoshino river plain where the Shikoku pilgrimage strings temples through the rice fields —…
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Best Hotels Near Kataharamachi Station | Old Port Takamatsu
Kataharamachi is one Kotoden stop from the port — Takamatsu's old merchant quarter of retro arcades, castle moats…
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Best Hotels Near Kawaramachi Station (Takamatsu) | The Arcade & Izakaya Hub
Kawaramachi is Takamatsu's downtown — the Kotoden rail hub buried in Japan's longest shopping arcades, ringed by izakaya.…
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Best Hotels Near Kochi Station | Castle Town of the Wild Pacific
Kochi Station opens onto a castle town with Japan's liveliest food market, a 300-year-old Sunday street fair and…
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Best Hotels Near Komachi Station | Matsuyama’s Quiet Junction
Komachi is the Iyotetsu junction where suburban trains meet the tram loop, beside the castle's west moat —…
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Best Hotels Near Marugame Station | The Wooden Keep & Bone-In Chicken
Marugame keeps one of Japan's twelve original wooden castle keeps atop its tallest stone walls — plus a…
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Best Hotels Near Matsuyama City Station | The Iyotetsu Hub of the Castle Town
Matsuyama City Station is the busiest station in Shikoku's biggest city — the Iyotetsu hub where trams leave…
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Best Hotels Near Matsuyama Station | The JR Gateway to Ehime
JR Matsuyama Station is Ehime's rail gateway — newly rebuilt, tram-connected to the castle and Dogo Onsen, and…
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Best Hotels Near Okaido Station | The Castle Ropeway Crossing
Okaido is Matsuyama's downtown crossing — castle ropeway up the street, arcades in both directions, izakaya lanes behind,…
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Best Hotels Near Sakaide Station | Under the Great Seto Bridge
Sakaide sits where the Seto Ohashi bridge lands in Shikoku — a rail junction town with serious udon…
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Best Hotels Near Sako Station | Tokushima’s One-Stop Budget Base
Sako is one stop (or a 15-minute walk) from central Tokushima — a residential junction that works as…
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Best Hotels Near Shozui Station | Castle Ruins & Indigo Country
Shozui was medieval Awa's capital — today it's castle moats, indigo-dyeing workshops in Aizumi, and an easy commuter…
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Best Hotels Near Takamatsu Station | Udon, Ritsurin & the Art-Island Ferry Port
Takamatsu Station sits beside the ferry port to Naoshima's art islands, minutes from Ritsurin Garden and the best…
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Best Hotels Near Tokushima Station | Awa Odori & the Gateway to Eastern Shikoku
Tokushima Station is eastern Shikoku's gateway — Awa Odori dance, Mt. Bizan views, rich brown ramen and the…
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Best Hotels Near Tosa-Yamada Station | Caves, Anpanman & the Mountain Line
Tosa-Yamada is the jump-off for Ryugado — one of Japan's great limestone caves — and the joyful Anpanman…
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