"Pros: A 5 star hostel. Wonderful Anna" ~Patricia

"Pros: It was a very comfortable place at a very reasonable price, with everything you need for a longer stay. The host is super helpful and went above and beyond to help us out with various things related to our staying in Japan in general. The apartment itself is large and with a balcony. There's a nice bath, standard Japanese fancy toilet, decent sized kitchen and refrigerator. The internet is super fast. It's in a quiet and beautiful area with little homes and rice fields and the surrounding area has lots of little restaurants to try out. It's very much rural Japan, which is a vibe we liked. There's an excellent sashimi restaurant about a 5-7 minute walk down the street and a tasty little takoyaki / taiyaki stand run by some sweet old ladies. There's also a bunch of Udon restaurants (what Kagawa / Takamatsu is famous for) within walking distance. If you have a bike or car there is parking for both. Cons: Unfortunately it's far from public transport except at certain times. There is a bus that stops right next to the property (200m away) but it only goes at specific times (early in the morning, mid evening). If you can work around the bus schedule, it's ideal and easy to get to the center and back. However, if you want to go somewhere mid-day, you need to take the train which is about a 20 minute walk from the apartment. The walk to the train is pretty relaxing though quiet rice fields, so it's not bad, but still the time is still a drawback. When we went to the center, we would typically walk to the train but return by the bus in the evening. Combinis are also kind of far, but we just used 7Now (7-11 deliver app) when we didn't want to walk." ~Littlebluestar

"Pros: View is good Cons: Not easy to find the entrance, no lamps in the neighbourhood vary dark" ~Mabel