Kochi Kuroshio Hotel

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Last Updated on November 6, 2026

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A Tranquil Retreat with Natural Hot Springs and the Charm of Kochi

Located about 10 minutes by car from Kochi Ryoma Airport, Kochi Kuroshio Hotel is an ideal stop before or after your Shikoku pilgrimage. Its natural alkaline hot spring “Ryoma no Yu,” drawn from 1,300 meters underground with a pH of 9.2, is famous for its silky smooth waters that leave your skin refreshed. Guests can enjoy a spacious public bath, an open-air stone bath, and a hinoki (cypress) sauna for complete relaxation. The hotel also features a lounge stocked with over 500 manga volumes, a local restaurant “Colors” serving dishes made with regional ingredients, and a yakiniku restaurant for grilled meat lovers. Rooms range from Japanese-style to twin and suite options, each equipped with Wi-Fi, a refrigerator, and other modern amenities, combining convenience and warmth in a relaxing, homely atmosphere.

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Guests highly praise the hotel’s convenient location, saying it’s “easy to reach from the airport” and “accessible by car.” The hot spring facilities are particularly popular, with reviews noting “the silky water made my skin so smooth” and “the large baths are perfect for unwinding.” On the dining side, the breakfast buffet receives high praise for its “wide variety and great flavors,” with many appreciating the use of local ingredients. Dinner options, especially the yakiniku, are also well-reviewed. Rooms are described as “clean and comfortable,” while staff are often commended for being “kind, attentive, and polite.” Overall, guests leave satisfied with the hotel’s balance of “hot springs, dining, cleanliness, and service,” making it a highly recommended place to stay.

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★★★★★
Jan.2023

It is conveniently located for visiting Dainichi-ji. There is a natural hot spring nearby that can be used free of charge. The room was large and the bed was comfortable and refreshing.

★★★★★
Jan.2024

I forgot my sweater, which I had been using as a loungewear, at the hotel, so when I called, they kindly mailed it to my house.

★★★★★
Nov.2026

I stayed here during one of my short walking pilgrimage trips, completing the Shikoku Pilgrimage little by little. This is a hotel that truly respects pilgrims. When I arrived and started to ask at the front desk about my pilgrim’s walking staff, the staff member immediately said, “Yes, of course,” and brought me a bucket of water and a clean towel to wipe it down. It’s no wonder, considering the many osamefuda (pilgrim name slips), including prestigious brocade ones, displayed on the wall behind the reception desk.

The area around the front desk feels a little cluttered, but the guest room was spacious, thoroughly cleaned, and had a large, comfortable bed. I was able to relax in the adjoining hot spring facility and get a really good rest.

We booked a plan that included both dinner and breakfast, but a room-only or breakfast-only plan might be a better choice. My wife and I were the only guests dining at the hotel’s restaurant that evening. The food was delicious and the portions were generous, but if you have the time and energy, eating out is certainly another good option. There is also a yakiniku restaurant on the premises.

Temple 28, Dainichiji, is just over 2 km away, and a Tosaden Kotsu bus stop is located right next to the hotel, making it convenient for traveling toward Kochi City or Cape Muroto.

The rates are higher than those of traditional minshuku or pilgrim inns, but I think walking pilgrims deserve to treat themselves to a comfortable bed and a relaxing hot spring every now and then.


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