Views out to sea from our room on the 18th floor were stunning. The range of food at breakfast was the best we experienced in Japan. The view into the garden from the lounge and dining room was beautiful.

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Impressive old hotel, very grand lobby and entranceway. All staff naturally incredibly polite and helpful. Very good breakfast in a large banquet hall, wide variety and all good quality. Room was incredibly large and clean, with beautiful view of the city and the sea from the higher floors. Very convenient large parking lot right outside. Shopping mall on ground floor with some nice shops for souvenirs etc. Short walk to Imabari Castle through a peaceful neighbourhood.

Room decor is slightly dated, feels a little early-to-mid 90s. Bathroom was a little dark and could do with an upgrade. Prices of restaurants in the hotel were somewhat prohibitive, although I've no doubt they were of good quality.

It was a beautiful hotel. They had an onsen that was included in our stay, which was great after a day of biking.

The biggest room I’ve had in my three weeks in Japan. A great view of tge mountains and most importantly for myself, a view of the bridges. The Teppanyaki chef and staff were extra special as I was by myself. The beef in tge French restaurant was absolutely scrumptious. I even considered having another. Thanks for tge NY Times and Japan newspapers. My heart cries out for Ukraine.

The breakfast that should have been hot was cold. No English TV.

The room was really comfortable, clean and spacious (yukatas were graciously provided). The continental was fine but very generous. We particularly enjoyed the public baths which we were able to use twice during our one-day stay (it was included).

Very comfortable bed and spacious room.

The lights were quite dim.

Imabari Kokusai is the grand Old hotel in the area. onsen facilities are very nice. Lobby is grand in a Showa sense. Skybar is classy and drinks are well done. When lit up at night, looks like a very large love hotel.

Rooms are clean and well maintained but old and Showa-spec (not suitable for tall people).

easy to find, high standards for everything and with an amazing view over the city, sea, castle and the bridge. I enjoyed the onsen too.

I wasn’t sure where to park my bike ! an outdoor bike shed would have been good.

rooms were incredibly nice and the food was great!

I was not allowed to use the amenities such as the pool or spa because I have a tattoo.

Great hotel with large and comfortable rooms. The public bath was very nice and well maintained.

A/C temperature could not be controlled. The temperture control would not change the A/C temperature no matter how you adjusted it, and this tended to make the room too cold.

the hotel is elegant and classy! the room is spacious, and clean. the hotel staff are very accomodating and friendly. they were bery helpful with my requests with food and luggage.

Very nice old school hotel that was elegant and had all the amenities including an onsen.

There was a roach hiding out in one of our napkins at dinner. We ate at the hibachi style restaurant near the top floor.

Big bedrooms - lots of facilities - great staff

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Spacious and generally clean. Breakfast was good.

Must pay extra for gym and pool use. Use of hot bath difficult to get entry; always crowded and have to wait; need a system where reservations can be made for bath entry. Asked for English language newspaper but got Japanese newspaper every day I was there. TV did not work well; programs dubbed into Japanese from English. Also wifi was spotty.