
We recommend one night at a hot-spring inn.
The choice is really about what kind of night you want. A hot-spring inn feeds you twice and stops you moving. A city hotel is the right answer if you are arriving late or leaving early.
Dinner and breakfast brought to you, a bath, and floor bedding laid out while you eat. The price is per person and includes both meals.
Clean, small, reliable and priced per room. Right for early trains, late arrivals and anyone travelling with a large suitcase.
Family-run, cheaper, and often the only option in the countryside.
Our first choice in Tokushima is named below.
The whirlpools run to the tide, not the clock. Sleeping here lets you be at the walkway at the right hour.
The tide times change every day. Ask the desk for the peak before you plan the morning.
Checked 2026-08-18