Vacation rentals with breakfast in Takamatsu

We extended our stay at Casa Ottava twice, for a total of 13 days! It was such a convenient location, especially for exploring the Setouchi Triennale and the islands of the Seto Inland Sea. The ferry port is a 15-20 minute walk away. It was also two blocks away from a local train station, which made exploring Takamatsu very easy. We took daily walks through the many covered shopping arcades, since Casa Ottava’s front steps are in an arcade. Handy on rainy days, and when you want to find some place to eat or drink, the options are almost endless … but if you are tired, the 7Eleven is right next door. The Cafe downstairs, offers their simple Western style breakfast (included in the rental price) from 6-11 am. Helpful if you have an early ferry or train to catch. Loved having a washing machine, as well. Meant our clothes were clean when we packed to go on the next leg of our trip. It is a clean, quiet, well located and maintained place to call home for a few days in Takamatsu!

Super nice house, esp the bath tub. Everything are nice and clean, suitable for family with kids. Host are very helpful and attentive. We had a nice time living here!

We had a wonderful time at DENIM HOUSE Bon. It is a beautiful space filled with locally sourced goods and charming denim details! The house was in perfect condition when we arrived and the hosts were communicative and accommodating throughout our stay. We fully recommend this Airbnb to anyone interested in experiencing Okayama prefecture!

You were a very generous and kind host. The room was divided into multiple rooms, and it was very comfortable to stay with 7 people.We were also very grateful that you prepared breakfast. There is a Bussaiyama Onsen near the inn, and it was very nice to be able to use it on foot. I would like to stay here again. Thank you very much.

We really enjoyed our stay in the Kamebishi House! Iori is a wonderful host - very warm, welcoming, and made us feel comfortable with her casual and approachable style. She provided a thorough walkthrough of the house so we knew how to make ourselves comfortable. She is incredibly knowledgeable about the entire soy sauce making process, and is an excellent chef (we highly recommend eating at the Moromi restaurant attached to the soy sauce brewery!). We participated in the pizza making workshop and tour of the soy sauce brewery. The handmade soy sauce pizza & salads were delicious, and the brewery tour was so informative. Iori was also very helpful in recommending a great restaurant for dinner (Gowariyasu, or さぬき三本松 吾割安) which was also delicious, with very friendly and energetic service. This 100-year-old guesthouse was very clean, charming, and full of history, and the washroom amenities were modern and comfortable. Many thanks again for making our stay such a fun experience!

I am thankful to Ikuku for waiting for my late check-in. I had to deal with a friend leaving a coat on a train and getting it back. Ikuku was so efficient and friendly and understanding that I was extremely busy with my group. I will visit again with more time to relax. I enjoyed the fireplace at night and decompressing after a long day of being a guide.

Shin and Emi are very nice and friendly, as they gave us advice about transportation, to-dos etc. months before our stay, also collect our preferences (meal options, sauna, art performance etc.) days before. About the house, it is everything we wish for and beyond, neat and tidy, traditional Japanese style (we slept on the tatami like babies), and retro but beautiful interior design. Would definitely recommend for group of 2-3 people! Last but not least, their art performance transcends our understanding of live cinema, also learnt a lot about history and environment, would also recommend!

It was a very wonderful 3 night and 4 day trip. It was my first time in a remote island location, but the climate was very accessible, quiet, peaceful, and I loved it. The family of three visited us, but we used the space too large for the three of us luxuriously, heard the sound of the sea, and relaxed while being healed. Basically, we had a BBQ or made a simple lunch in the kitchen. I was also planning to eat out, but it is temporarily closed or booked and inquiries are required in advance. There are days when I bought cup noodles and haggendats at the only JA store on the island, and enjoyed it. The people on the island were also very kind and at home! Thank you very much, Rika. I'm going to Megijima again!