We spend 2 nights in Dormy Inn. We've used this location to visit Nahoshima Island for the Setouchi Triennale 2013 (Art Festival). It's few meters away from a commercial arcade on which you can found very good small restaurants. I've been impressed for the services we had for 102 USD double room (breakfast included). Excellent service at the front desk,... More

I've just been reading the other reviews of this place, and I agree with most of the things that were said about Dormy Inn. This is the fourth Dormy I've stayed at, and the room was easily the smallest of the rooms in which I've stayed! The amenities, if you can call them that, were aggressively basic, and there was... More

I was really impressed with this modestly priced hotel. The room was far nicer and more spacious that I expected for the price (although as with most Japanese hotel rooms, still tending to the small side). The staff were very helpful and patient. I had a rental car and parking at US$10 a day was outstanding value given the parking... More

This is a very nice basic hotel - rooms are small but well appointed. Location is excellent - close to a shopping street with lots of restaurants and izakaya's. It is also easy to access the sites and attractions. There I a very good onsen on the rooftop - indoor and outdoor. The front desk team are very helpful with... More

Great value hotel situated more or less in the centre of Takamatsu among heaps of interesting shops and lots of restaurants. It's possible to walk to both the gorgeous garden Ritsurin and the station/port/castle area (opposite directions, both maybe 1.5 kilometres?), or there's a taxi rank just across the road and also bus routes not far away. The staff were... More

This was our first stay at a Dormy Inn and we will definitely use the chain again. The room was fairly small but comfortable and had a reasonable amount of storage space (we managed no problem with two full size cases). It was very clean and had nice pyjamas. The baths were amazing for a budget hotel- really beautifully designed... More

This is the third chain of business hotels we have stayed at over the trips we have taken to Japan and really enjoyed it. Yes, the rooms are a little small, as to be expected in Japan and especially for a business hotel, but our two full size suitcases fit neatly under the desk. The room had a double bed,... More

We stayed at the Dormy Inn in Kyoto and thought that this one was vastly better value. It was situated right in the centre of town and short taxi ride from the railway station. We walked to Ritsurin Gardens in about 30 minutes and they were very beautiful. Right opposite the hotel was a typical Japanese covered shopping arcade which... More

This was the best hotel of our trip. The staff were very helpful and recommended a good (but smokey) restaurant only a few minutes away (Furusato). The printout from Agoda said in one place that breakfast was not included, and in another place that it was. I knew this would present a problem but when I let the front desk... More