Ginsei Ryokan

Ginsei Ryokan, located at 1-16 Kameokacho, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0006, Japan, offers a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city. This traditional Japanese ryokan is set amidst a charming neighborhood, just a short distance from several local attractions, including the renowned Ritsurin Garden, which is just a 7-minute walk away. Guests can immerse themselves in the serene atmosphere of the garden’s formal landscaping, ponds, and scenic boat rides. Another popular site nearby is Takamatsu Castle Park, which is a historic ruin surrounded by a moat, offering a peaceful park-like setting for visitors to explore.
The rooms at Ginsei Ryokan are designed to provide maximum comfort and relaxation, featuring tatami-matted floors, futons, and traditional Japanese décor that enhances the authentic ryokan experience. Each room is equipped with essential amenities, ensuring a peaceful stay for guests.
The ryokan provides free Wi-Fi access, though there are no fitness centers, pools, or spas available at the property. However, the peaceful surroundings and proximity to local attractions make it an ideal choice for those seeking a traditional Japanese stay without the frills.
For guests' convenience, the property is easily accessible via public transport, with Takamatsu Station only 6 minutes by train or a 25-minute walk. Nearby Ritsurin Station is just a 20-minute walk, offering easy connections to various parts of the city.
Nearby attractions include the Benesse House Museum and Chichu Art Museum, both reachable in under an hour, where guests can enjoy contemporary art and stunning sea views. Additionally, the beautiful Mt. Yashima is just 20 minutes away, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
In addition, there are several dining options around the hotel, offering local and regional specialties that highlight Kagawa’s famous udon and fresh seafood.
Ginsei Ryokan offers a warm and authentic Japanese experience, combining tradition with modern amenities, perfect for those looking to enjoy the best of Takamatsu's culture and history.