Reoma World
Hotels Near Reoma World With Kids: The Adjoining Resort and Kotohira Stays
The hot spring hotel right beside the park is the obvious pick, with a night in Kotohira to pair with a visit to Konpira-san shrine. Choosing a base for one of Shikoku's largest amusement parks with children
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NEW Reoma World is one of the largest amusement parks in Shikoku, with rides, a pool, and winter illuminations, far more than you can get through in a single day. The key to managing it with children is simple: stay at the hot spring hotel right next to the park.
That neighboring hotel, Hotel Reoma no Mori, is a large meals-included property with an all-weather heated indoor pool and hot spring baths, and being close enough to walk back even after the park closes is a decisive relief with children. Use it as your base on the day you play the park out, then drive to Kotohira the next day to combine a visit to Konpira-san, the hilltop Kotohira-gu Shrine, with the Shikoku Aquarium, and your family trip through Kagawa becomes one clean line. The hot spring ryokan inns in Kotohira and the city hotels in Marugame and Sakaide are further options to match your budget and your preferences for meals.
Many of the pools and events are seasonal, and opening days and hours change through the year. Check the park's operating information for your dates along with the hotel's confirmed amenities and latest plans before you book.
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Staying next to the park, or in Kotohira, Marugame, or Sakaide
The adjoining hotel for the day you play the park out; Kotohira for the day you combine it with sightseeing. By car, the city hotels on the Seto Ohashi Bridge side also work as a base.
Kotohira
The old pilgrimage town at the foot of the approach to Konpira-san Shrine. Staying at a hot spring ryokan and going to Reoma World the next day is the classic combination
Kagawa
Search all the family-friendly hotels in Kagawa Prefecture in one place, including the city hotels in Marugame, Sakaide, and Takamatsu
Tips for traveling with kids
- checkOn a day when you plan to stay until closing, the adjoining hotel is overwhelmingly the easier choice. You can walk back, so there is no transferring a spent child into a car seat
- checkCrowds shift with the seasonal events, such as the summer pool and the winter illuminations. Check what is on during your dates before you book a room
- checkPlenty of the rides here have height limits, so looking up in advance which ones your child is tall enough for saves disappointment on the day
- checkMaking Kotohira your second day pairs neatly with a visit to Konpira-san, the Shikoku Aquarium, and a tour of the local udon shops. A baby carrier is reassuring on the shrine's long stone stairway
- checkFamilies driving across the Seto Ohashi Bridge can use a city hotel in Sakaide or Marugame the night before, so they're in line from the moment the park opens
Recommended hotels in this collection (8)
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Oedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Reoma no Mori
Kotohira Onsen Kotosankaku
Okura Hotel Marugame
Sakaide Grand Hotel
KOTOVilla
Kotohira Park Hotel
Umino Mari Shodoshima
GLAMPREMIER Setouchi
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which hotel is closest to Reoma World?
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Oedo Onsen Monogatari Hotel Reoma no Mori, which adjoins the park. It is a large meals-included hotel with an all-weather heated indoor pool and hot spring baths, and being close enough to walk back even after the park closes is a real advantage with children.
How many nights should we plan on with children?
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For the park alone, one night gives you plenty of time. If you want to add a visit to Konpira-san, the Shikoku Aquarium, and a tour of the udon shops, two nights, one near Reoma and one in Kotohira, keeps the travel comfortable.
Is there anything to do on a rainy day?
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The rides are mostly outdoors, so rain does have an effect, but if you build the day around the heated indoor pool at the adjoining hotel, it still works even when the weather turns on your stay. When rain is forecast, the safe move is to choose a hotel with facilities you can play in indoors.
Can we enjoy it with a baby?
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At that age height limits rule out many of the rides, but the atmosphere of the park, the seasonal flowers, and the slow-moving rides are still enjoyable. On the hotel side, use the confirmed amenities to pick a place with what babies and their parents need, such as children's dishes at the buffet or a Japanese-style room where you can sleep beside your child on futons.